Deal picks for Tuesday, November 10
5 deals, 3 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
Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Wireless Headphones, ANC, 60 Hr Battery, Black
Over-ear noise-cancelling Bluetooth headphones with very long battery life, for travel and long commutes.
$189.95See it on AmazonThis deal has endedPrice as ofThe MOMENTUM 4 Wireless is Sennheiser's full-size headphone with hybrid noise cancelling from four mics, a transparency mode and 42mm drivers. Sennheiser lists up to 60 hours of play with noise cancelling on, and about 6 hours from a 10-minute charge. It uses Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX Adaptive, AAC and SBC, and the Smart Control Plus app adds a 5-band EQ and a hearing-based sound personalization test. A carry case, USB-C cable, 3.5mm audio cable and airplane adapter come in the box.
It suits someone who wants a travel headphone that rarely needs charging. Sennheiser now sells the MOMENTUM 5 above it, which adds eight noise-cancelling mics, Dolby Atmos spatial audio, aptX Lossless and a battery you can swap yourself.
Worth knowing Sennheiser lists it as having no water or sweat resistance, so it is not a gym headphone. The battery is built in, unlike on the newer MOMENTUM 5.
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2 Tech & Electronics
51mm Garmin epix Pro Gen 2 Sapphire GPS Smartwatch (Carbon Gray DLC Titanium)
A large AMOLED multisport GPS watch with a sapphire lens and titanium bezel, for runners, hikers and cyclists.
$499.99See it on AmazonThis deal has endedPrice as ofThe epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire Edition 51 mm is the largest epix: a 1.4-inch 454 x 454 AMOLED screen under sapphire crystal, a titanium bezel, a fiber-reinforced case with a titanium back and a built-in LED flashlight. Garmin lists up to 31 days as a smartwatch (11 with the screen always on) and up to 82 hours in GPS-only mode. It has multi-band GPS, 32 GB of storage for maps and music, wrist heart rate, Pulse Ox, Wi-Fi and Garmin's training and sleep tools.
It suits someone who trains outdoors and wants a bright screen with battery counted in weeks. With the band it weighs 88 g, so smaller wrists may be happier with the 47 mm or 42 mm sizes of the same watch.
Worth knowing Garmin now files this watch under Previous Models, so it is an older generation rather than its current top watch. It charges through Garmin's own plug cable.
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A 6.5-quart 9-in-1 electric pressure cooker with a lift-out pot you can serve from, for families and batch cooking.
$129.99Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThe HyperHeat PC201 is Ninja's 1,200-watt electric pressure cooker. Its functions include pressure cook, slow cook, rice, sous vide, steam, yogurt and sear/saute. The 6.5-quart SimpliServe pot lifts out of the base and goes to the table, has a 9.5-inch cooking surface for browning meat, and uses a ceramic nonstick coating made without PFAS. Ninja says it fits up to a 4-lb chicken or a 5-lb roast and serves 8 to 10 people.
It suits a household that cooks stews, beans, rice and roasts in quantity. Someone cooking for one or two may find the 6.5-quart pot and a base of about 17.6 lb more machine than they need.
Worth knowing The box has the pressure lid, pot and base only. Ninja sells a glass lid and a reversible stainless steel rack for it separately.
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A 667-piece LEGO Creator 3-in-1 set that builds a posable red fox, an owl or a squirrel, for builders 9 and up.
$34.99Shop on AmazonPrice as ofSet 31154 builds a red fox in a small woodland scene, and the same pieces rebuild into an owl or a squirrel. LEGO says the fox can move its head, neck, legs, paws and tail, the owl's head turns a full 360 degrees, and the squirrel comes with an acorn. The instructions are also in the LEGO Builder app, where the models can be zoomed and turned in 3D.
It suits a child of 9 or older, or an adult who likes animal builds, and the three models give it more than one afternoon of building. It is a display and play piece rather than a large scene.
Worth knowing LEGO lists this set as retired on its own shop. Only one of the three models can stand at a time.
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A palm-size Fluke multimeter for home electrical jobs, car wiring and first-pass troubleshooting.
$102.95Shop on AmazonPrice as ofThe Fluke 107 is a pocket digital multimeter that measures AC and DC voltage and current, resistance and continuity, capacitance, diodes, and frequency and duty cycle. It carries a CAT III 600 V safety category, has a backlit display and data hold, weighs about 200 g, and Fluke says it is built to survive a 1-meter drop. The box has a pair of TL75 test leads, two AAA batteries and a magnetic strap for hanging it on a steel surface.
It suits a homeowner, hobbyist or apprentice who wants a meter from an established test-gear maker in a small size. Anyone measuring motor drives, dimmers or other electronics with uneven AC waveforms should look at a true-rms model such as the Fluke 115 instead.
Worth knowing It is not true-rms: Fluke itself pitches it for everyday jobs where true-rms accuracy is not needed.
