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While not nearly as fast, as waterproof, or as good at taking pictures as Google’s $1,499 Pixel 10 Pro Fold, the company’s first-gen foldable is a good value at $450. That’s how much the 256GB unlocked version costs now from Woot. It includes a one-year warranty, and Google will support it with OS and security updates (including Pixel Drop features) through 2028. Read our review.

Mega Crit’s roguelike deckbuilder, Slay the Spire, is available on Steam through May 11th for just $6.24 (about $19 off), which is a great price for what has become one of our favorite games of the last decade. It’s a great time to check out the PC title, too, given its excellent sequel launched in early access less than a month ago.

Valve’s $99 Steam Controller is up for purchase exclusively at Steam. We’ve spent a bunch of time with it recently, so check out our review if you’re still on the fence. Also, read our deep dive on how the new model compares to competitors, and catch up on the replies to the AMA we held last week for Verge subscribers.

OhSnap is selling its versatile Snap Grip Stand for just $37.49 (about $13 off) right now. It snaps magnetically onto the back of newer iPhone models for a more secure grip, and doubles as an adjustable stand that works in both portrait and landscape modes. It also includes an adapter for Android phones and an adhesive-backed adapter for use with non-MagSafe cases.

The latest Fire TV Stick 4K — now known as the Fire TV Stick 4K Plus — is down to an all-time low of $16.09 ($34 off) at Woot when you use promo code FIRE30. We recommend the Max model in most instances, but Amazon’s midrange option still offers Wi-Fi 6 and broad HDR support for Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HDR10 Plus at a fraction of the cost.

The SwitchBot Bot is available for around $22.99 ($7 off) from Amazon and SwitchBot (with code FORHER25), which is $3 shy of its best-ever price. Once attached to a coffee maker, light switch, or another button-based device, you can control it using your phone, making it an easy way to add smarts to existing gadgets.

Bungie’s latest first-person shooter, Marathon, is cheaper than usual at Newegg. The Steam PC version is $26.99 (originally $39.99) when you use the code EPF4475 at checkout. It’s a great deal on a game that quickly made an impression on me and many others on staff with difficult, yet rewarding gameplay.

I love Three Houses — even more now that the Nintendo Switch 2 can run original Switch games with better performance. I’m replaying it ahead of the arrival of its successor, Fortune’s Weave, coming sometime later this year. If you care to join me, the digital version is $39.99 (was $59.99) at Amazon.

Costco members can get a four-pack of Apple’s latest AirTags and an extra tracker for $99.99, while non-members will have to pay a $5 fee. They’re my go-to item trackers for iPhone users because they tap into Apple’s vast Find My network; the second-gen model also offers expanded Bluetooth range, a louder speaker, and a newer ultra-wideband chip for more precise tracking.

Hori’s third-party USB-C camera for the Nintendo Switch 2 is somewhat lacking in the specs department — it only supports 480p resolution and an 85-degree viewing angle — but you’d be hard-pressed to find a cuter alternative for $29.99, its current sale price at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy.

Amazon and Best Buy are selling the power bank for $95.99 ($24 off). I’ve been using it for a year, and it’s great for charging up to four devices — including a MacBook Pro — with up to 130W of combined output. It includes a retractable USB-C cable and another that doubles as a strap, while the small display helps you keep tabs on charge levels.

Sony recently increased the cost of all PlayStation 5 consoles, with its most affordable digital-only edition priced at $599. However, there’s a bundle that includes the console and some Fortnite cosmetics available at Sony’s site for just $399. I sure hope you didn’t recently pay full price.