Deal picks for Sunday, November 8
6 deals, 6 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
65" LG OLED AI 4K 120Hz B6 Series Smart TV (2026)
LG's 2026 entry OLED TV in the 65-inch size, for a living room that wants OLED contrast and a capable gaming screen.
$999.99Shop on AmazonLowest price we've postedPrice as ofThe B6 is the first step into LG's OLED range for 2026. Each pixel makes its own light, so dark scenes show true black instead of a grey glow, and LG pairs the panel with its Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3. It runs at 120Hz with NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium, supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, and LG says webOS updates download for up to four years.
The C6 sits one step up: an Alpha 11 processor, a brightness booster the B6 lacks, and variable refresh up to 165Hz. For a bright room or a high-frame-rate gaming PC, the C6 is the one to look at; for films in the evening and console gaming, the B6 covers it.
Worth knowing LG also sells a B6E, a near-twin with a standard remote instead of the AI Magic Remote, so check the model number. The B6 is the dimmer of the two series, which shows in a sunny room.
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DEWALT's compact 1-1/4 HP router with a fixed base, for roundovers, edge profiles, laminate trimming and small joinery.
$129.00Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThe DWP611 is a palm-size router: a 1-1/4 HP, 7-amp motor with variable speed up to 27,000 RPM and a 1/4 in. collet, so it takes quarter-inch shank bits only. An adjustment ring sets bit depth to within 1/64 in., and two LEDs plus a clear sub-base let you see the bit as you cut.
It suits rounding over edges, trimming laminate and veneer, cutting small dados and hinge recesses on furniture and shelving. Anyone planning large raised panels or heavy half-inch-shank bits wants a full-size router instead.
Worth knowing This is the fixed base only, with a wrench. Cuts that start in the middle of a board, like stopped grooves, need a plunge base, which is sold separately or in a kit.
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3 Home & Kitchen
10" Tramontina Tempo Tri-Ply Base Stainless Steel Frying Pan
A 10-inch stainless steel frying pan with an aluminum-cored base that works on induction, for searing and everyday cooking.
$20.99Shop on AmazonLowest price we've postedPrice as ofThe Tempo is 18/8 stainless steel with a tri-ply base: an impact-bonded aluminum core sealed in steel on the bottom of the pan, which spreads heat across the cooking surface. It works on every cooktop including induction, goes in the oven up to 350F, and has a riveted cast stainless handle and oil marks inside the pan. It is dishwasher-safe, though Tramontina suggests handwashing to keep the mirror finish.
It suits someone replacing a worn nonstick pan with one that takes high heat for searing and pan sauces. Stainless needs preheating and some fat to keep eggs from sticking, so anyone who wants slide-off omelets should keep a nonstick pan as well.
Worth knowing Only the base is layered; the sides are plain steel, so heat climbs the walls less evenly than in a fully clad pan. The 350F oven limit is low for finishing a steak in a hot oven.
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4 Apparel & Shoes
CITIZEN Men's Eco-Drive Rolan 40mm Stainless Steel AW0096-06L
A 40mm dress watch with a navy dial and a sapphire crystal that runs on light instead of battery changes.
$267.95Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThe Rolan uses Citizen's Eco-Drive J800 movement, which charges from any light source, so there is no battery to swap. The case is 40mm two-tone stainless steel in a rose-gold tone, the navy dial has day and date windows, and the crystal is sapphire, which resists scratches far better than mineral glass. It comes on a brown leather strap with a push-button deployment clasp and is water resistant to 100 meters.
It suits office wear and dressier days more than the gym. The lugs take a standard 20mm strap, so a steel bracelet or a rubber strap is an easy swap later.
Worth knowing Leather wears out with water and sweat, so for swimming the 100-meter water resistance is worth more on a different strap. Left in a dark drawer for weeks it runs down until it sees light again.
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5 Tech & Electronics
Twelve South BookArc for MacBook, Vertical Desktop Stand
An aluminum stand that holds a closed MacBook upright beside a monitor, for a laptop that spends most days docked at a desk.
$9.99Shop on AmazonPrice as ofBookArc turns a MacBook into a desktop machine: the laptop stands closed on its edge in a silicone-lined aluminum arc, plugged into an external monitor, keyboard and mouse, and takes up a few inches of desk instead of its full footprint. A cable catch at the back holds the cables in place when you lift the MacBook out to take it to a meeting.
This is the original BookArc, which fits each laptop through a model-specific silicone insert. Twelve South now also sells BookArc Flex, an insert-free version that adjusts to most laptops up to 16 inches.
Worth knowing Twelve South calls the original a legacy design: its newest insert covers the 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air with M2 or M3, and it is not meant for the newest MacBooks or a laptop in a case. Check which insert your model needs first.
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6 Books & Media
National Geographic Atlas of the National Parks (Hardcover)
A large-format National Geographic atlas of the US national parks, for a coffee table or a family planning park trips.
$24.77Shop on AmazonPrice as ofWritten by former ranger Jon Waterman and published by National Geographic, this 432-page hardcover gives each of the 61 parks it covers a newly drawn map, and around thirty of them a longer feature on landmarks, ecosystems, wildlife and history. There are more than 200 photos and over 100 graphics.
At about 10 by 13.5 inches it is a book for the shelf or the coffee table, not the glovebox. It suits anyone who likes reading maps or is planning a park year; hikers who need trail detail will still want the parks' own maps.
Worth knowing It came out in 2019, so parks designated since then are not in it. It is heavy and large, which makes it a poor travel companion.
