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Amazon is selling the Logitech G502 X Plus Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse for $107.99 via an on-page coupon, down from its $159.99 list price. That marks a 33% cut and the lowest price the mouse has hit to date, according to the listing's 4.4-star rating and pricing history.
Elegoo is running a month-long promotion discounting nearly its entire catalog of FDM and resin 3D printers, along with filament and resin consumables. Highlights include the Neptune 4 Plus at $269 (37% off), the Mars 5 Ultra resin printer at $259, and the large-format OrangeStorm Giga at $2,299. The sale, timed to celebrate Elegoo's maker community, runs through late September but stock may run out before it officially ends.
A tech reviewer who had been happily using Visible switched to Spectrum Mobile after being offered two unlimited lines plus 1Gbps home internet for $100 a month total. After roughly four months of activation errors, a broken eSIM setup, and unhelpful live chat support, he canceled the service and returned to Visible.
Apple is selling refurbished Apple TV 4K units at reduced prices amid broader hardware price increases in 2026. The 64GB third-generation model now costs $169, a $30 cut from its regular price, while the 128GB version with an Ethernet port is down to $209, a $40 savings. Both refurbished units carry the same one-year warranty as new devices.
USB 3.0's successors were renamed using confusing 'Gen' labels tied to speeds of 5, 10 or 20 Gbps, making printed USB 3.2 labels unreliable indicators of actual performance. USB-C ports add convenience but say nothing about speed, since USB-C devices can still run at USB 2.0 rates. Real-world tests, like Kingston's DataTraveler Max hitting up to 1,000 MB/s versus Samsung's Fit Plus write speeds of just 58.4 MB/s, show huge gaps hidden behind similar branding.
Amazon has discounted UGREEN's DXP480T Plus network-attached storage unit by $150, bringing its price down to $849.99. The device uses all-flash storage rather than spinning hard drives, positioning it for faster data transfers and quieter operation.
Xreal's 1S augmented-reality glasses are on sale for $399 at both Amazon and Xreal's own store, a $50 discount that ties their all-time low price. That narrows the price gap with Xreal's cheaper $299 Air 2 Plus model, which omits several features found on the 1S.
Sony has revealed its September 2026 PS Plus lineup, giving Extra and Premium subscribers access to RuneScape: Dragonwilds, a cooperative survival RPG, and WWE 2K26, a wrestling simulation featuring a CM Punk-focused Showcase mode. RuneScape: Dragonwilds becomes available on Tuesday, with WWE 2K26 and additional titles rounding out the month's offerings.
Prime Video now offers a combined subscription add-on featuring Starz, AMC Plus, BritBox, MGM Plus and PBS Masterpiece for $30 a month. Amazon says the bundle saves subscribers about $19, or roughly 39%, compared to paying for each service separately, and marks the first time these five channels have been packaged together.
Meta introduced Meta One, a new subscription service spanning Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp that bundles AI tools for image and video creation alongside existing premium features. The offering includes a $7.99/month Core tier and a $19.99/month Premium tier, both incorporating the previously launched Facebook Plus, Instagram Plus and WhatsApp Plus perks, with Premium offering greater AI usage allowances. Meta declined to specify exact usage caps, saying they vary by country and system conditions.
Meta has rolled out its Meta One subscription tiers worldwide, bundling paid versions of Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook with extra AI capabilities powered by its new assistant Muse. Individual plans start at $7.99 monthly for Core and $19.99 for Premium, while creator and business tiers range from $14.99 up to $499 per month with perks like verified badges and impersonation protection. Meta says free access to its apps and AI assistant will remain, and plans to eventually add AI glasses and Edits to the bundles.
With iOS 27 and tvOS 27, Apple has added Apple Intelligence features to HomeKit Secure Video, including AI-generated text summaries of camera footage, video search, and the ability to merge clips from multiple cameras. These features require pricier iCloud Plus plans, starting at $9.99 a month for one camera and rising to $59.99 a month for coverage of up to five cameras.