Deal picks for Saturday, October 24
6 deals, 5 still live. Written .
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A short list from the deals on this site that day: what each thing is, who it suits and what to know before you buy. We don't test products, so these are not reviews. How we pick
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1 Tech & Electronics
CORSAIR RM850e (2025) ATX 3.1 PCIe 5.1 Ready 850W PSU
An 850-watt, fully modular PC power supply built to the current ATX 3.1 standard, for a new build or a graphics card upgrade.
$72.99See it on AmazonThis deal has endedPrice as ofThe 2025 version of Corsair's RM850e is a fully modular 850-watt supply with Cybenetics Gold efficiency and ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 support. It comes with one native 12V-2x6 cable rated for 600 watts, which is the plug recent high-end graphics cards use, plus an adapter to two 8-pin connectors for older cards. The 120 mm fan has a zero-RPM mode, so it can stop spinning at light loads.
It suits a mid-range to upper-mid gaming build where 850 watts leaves headroom. If your build only needs 650 watts, a smaller unit is enough; if you run a top-tier card with a power-hungry CPU, look at a 1000-watt model instead.
Worth knowing Only one PCIe 8-pin cable comes in the box besides the 12V-2x6 lead, so check how many power plugs your graphics card needs before you order.
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2 Tech & Electronics
Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse (Black)
A wireless gaming mouse that runs on a single AA battery, for gamers who want to drop the cable without moving to a high-end model.
$29.49Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThe G305 uses Logitech's LIGHTSPEED wireless and its HERO optical sensor, which tracks from 200 to 12,000 DPI with no smoothing or acceleration. Logitech rates it at up to 250 hours on one AA battery, so there is no charging cable to deal with.
It is a good fit for a first wireless gaming mouse or a second mouse for a laptop bag. Players who want a built-in rechargeable battery, more side buttons or a lighter shell should look further up Logitech's range.
Worth knowing It takes AA batteries rather than charging over USB, so keep a spare or a rechargeable AA on hand.
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3 Tech & Electronics
Marshall Motif II True Wireless Active Noise-Canceling Earbuds Headphones, Black
Marshall's noise-cancelling earbuds with a wireless-charging case, for commuters who want long battery life and two-device pairing.
$129.99Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThe Motif II A.N.C. uses four microphones for active noise cancelling and has a transparency mode for hearing traffic or a conversation. Marshall lists 6 hours from the buds with noise cancelling on and 30 hours in total with the case, or 9 and 43 hours with it off. The buds are IPX5, the case charges wirelessly, and they can stay connected to two devices at once.
They suit someone who switches between a phone and a laptop and wants a case that sits on a charging pad. The Marshall app adds EQ and noise-cancelling controls, but the buds work without it.
Worth knowing Marshall says the earbuds are LE Audio-ready, but that feature is not switched on yet and arrives in a later update.
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Stanley's classic 1.1-quart insulated bottle in Hammertone Green, for coffee or soup on a job site, a hike or a long drive.
$23.02Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThis is the Classic series bottle: 18/8 stainless steel with double-wall vacuum insulation, a twist-and-pour stopper, and an insulated lid that doubles as a cup. Stanley lists it as keeping drinks hot or cold for 24 hours and iced for 5 days. It is leakproof, dishwasher safe, and slim enough to hold in one hand.
The 1.1-quart size holds enough coffee for two people or one long shift. If you mostly drink on the go and want a straw or flip lid, a tumbler suits that better; for a larger group, Stanley makes the same bottle in 1.5 and 2 quarts.
Worth knowing It is about 14 inches tall, so check it fits your bag or lunch box, and the lid-cup means pouring rather than sipping straight from the bottle.
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A 2000-amp lithium jump starter for cars, trucks and boats with large gas or diesel engines, small enough to keep in the trunk.
$139.99Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThe NOCO Boost GB70 is rated for gas engines up to 8 liters and diesel engines up to 6 liters, and NOCO says it gives up to 40 jump starts on a charge. The clamps are spark-proof with reverse polarity protection, so connecting them the wrong way round is not dangerous. It also charges phones over USB, powers 12-volt devices, and has a 400-lumen flashlight with SOS and strobe modes. The case is IP65 and weighs 5 pounds.
It suits drivers of SUVs, pickups and V8s. NOCO's GB150 steps up to 3000 amps for larger diesels, and the Boost X GBX75 sits between the two at 2500 amps.
Worth knowing NOCO's guide says it is for jump starting 12-volt lead-acid batteries only, and it can't be submerged in water despite the IP65 case.
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The 2026 LEGO Disney Princess Advent Calendar, 24 small builds and characters for a child aged 5 and up who likes Disney.
$30.00Shop on AmazonLowest price we've postedPrice as ofSet 43298 has 290 pieces behind 24 doors. Eight of them are characters: Ariel, Cinderella, Moana and Mulan, plus Gus, Mushu, Pua and Sebastian. The rest are mini builds such as a Christmas tree, a gingerbread castle and a train. Once the doors are open, the box turns into a game board for up to eight players.
It is a good December countdown for a young Disney Princess fan, and the pieces work with other LEGO Disney sets. Children who prefer vehicles or other themes would get more from a different LEGO calendar.
Worth knowing The pieces are small and the set is rated 5 and up, so it is not for toddlers or a house with younger siblings who put things in their mouths.
