It’s Monday! Refubished iPads? Check. Sony Blu-ray player for $60? Check. More handpicked deals inside? Check, check, check.
Refurbished iPads: Starting at $449 (Apple)
"I believe I’ll wait for the refurbished iPads to come out before I buy one! Think of the savings I’ll enjoy!"
If that sounds like something you said, they’re here. The discount is $50, which may lead to some hemming and/or hawing, though there’s a one-year warranty included.
Ultimate Ears Noise Isolating Earphones: $39.99, today only (Amazon)
With a list price of $130 and normally selling for around $70 elsewhere, Amazon’s $40 price tag on the Ultimate Ears SuperFi 4 earphones is one of the best around, though it’s only good until the end of the day.
These are noise isolating earphones, not to be confused with noise cancelling earphones. They’re good at blocking outside sound (up to 26 decibels, per the manufacturer) but don’t need to be powered like noise cancelling ones.
Refurbished Sandisk Sansa Fuze MP3 player: $34.99, today only (Woot)
It’s got 8GB of storage, an old school iPod-like clickwheel, and a one-day price of $35. Other features include expandability via micro SD cards, FM radio, voice recording, video playback, and compatibility with subscription music services. There’s also a 90-day warranty included.
Lenovo IdeaPad S12 netbook: $349.99 (Newegg)
The IdeaPad S12 has a little more oomph than the average netbook thanks to the inclusion of the NVIDIA Ion chipset. It’s also got a big 12-inch screen with a 1280×800 resolution, compared to the paltry 1024×600 screens found on most other netbooks, though the larger size makes it a bit heavier at 3.5 pounds.
Refurbished Sony Blu-ray player: $59.99 (Sony)
Oh my, these Blu-ray player prices are falling. Sony is selling its BDP-S360 player, refurbished, for just $60 this week. It’s got an Ethernet port and BD-Live compatibility, too. There’s a 90-day warranty, which can be extended to two years for $20.
Sceptre 24-inch monitor: $164.99 (Newegg)
Use coupon code EMCYTZT150 to drop the price of this 24-inch monitor from $200 down to $165.
It’s got a 1920×1080 resolution, VGA/DVI/HDMI ports, and weighs just 11 pounds. Free shipping, too.
HP Pavilion dm3 ultraportable notebook: $479.99 (Office Depot)
You’ll have to jump through a mail-in rebate hoop to get this deal, but the 4-pound Pavilion dm3 offers some pretty decent portability for under $500. You get a 13.3-inch screen, 4GB of RAM, Windows 7 Home Premium, dual-core AMD Neo processor, and up to six hours of battery life.
Iomega 2TB external hard drive: $104.99 (Fry’s)
That’s a lot of storage for around a hundred bucks.
Iomega’s 2TB external hard drive features a USB 2.0 connection and compatibility with both PCs and Macs (it comes preformatted for PCs).
TomTom XL 350TM GPS with lifetime traffic: $119.95 (Newegg)
This 4.3-inch TomTom GPS features lifetime traffic and map updates for just $120. Newegg also throws in a free Memorex GPS case for good measure, which will save you another 10 bucks. Free shipping, too.
Oral-B SmartSeries 4000 electric toothbrush: $38.85 (Amazon)
It’s another mail-in rebate, but if you’re on top of things, you can get 50% back on Oral-B toothbrushes from Amazon between now and the end of October.
This particular brush runs $77.70, but ends up costing $38.85 after the mail-in rebate.