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SAVE $320: The Antigravity A1-360 drone is on sale at Amazon for $1,279, down from the normal price of $1,599. That's a 20% discount and the lowest we've seen at Amazon.

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Creators have all the cool gadgets these days. From specialized portable power stations to wireless mics, the tech that fuels content creation just keeps getting better. Drones have given us a whole new view on the world and there's a new model on the market that is sitting at a record-low price.

As of April 29, the Antigravity A1-360 drone is on sale at Amazon for $1,279, marked down from the standard price of $1,599. That's a 20% discount that shaves $320 off the price. It's also the lowest we've seen at Amazon.

Drone footage can give a whole new look to the world around us. They're not only perfect for content creators, they're excellent for real estate agents and even farmers. Insta360's Antigravity brand of drones only recently launched the A1-360 drone and noted it as the world's first 360-degree-view drone.

Adam Doud reviewed the Antigravity A1-360 drone for Mashable and noted it offers a new level of freedom when it comes to drone piloting. "Put simply, you can put this drone up in the sky and fly it like any regular drone, but instead of capturing what's ahead of you, or under you, or over you, it captures all of it in 8K," Doud wrote.

SEE ALSO: The DJI Mini 5 Pro drone is down to its best-ever price at Amazon — save over $500 this weekend

That's a major step up from the standard drones we've seen in the past. Doud said, "Flying the drone and being able to look all around you is fun, and an incredible experience on its own. You can fly up to 400 feet in the air (the maximum allowed by the FAA) and just turn your head to look around and see what's going on around you. But where this really becomes beneficial is when you are capturing the footage as a creator."

If you're a content creator looking for the latest advancements, the Antigravity A1-360 drone might just be the best option. Snag it while it's on sale for $1,279 at Amazon which will save you a nice $320.

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If you have an ongoing relationship with Google Gemini that usually gets suspended when you enter a car, those days are over.

General Motors announced this week that, in the near future, an update will roll out to more than four million GMC, Chevrolet, Buick, and Cadillac vehicles, enabling Gemini support. Gemini will be available through the car's GM’s infotainment system in model year 2022 vehicles or newer.

While there are many potential uses for this AI integration, it can be broadly summarized as hands-free, conversational AI chatbot functionality for your car. There are a few things owners need to do to make sure the update works:

1. Connect to OnStar

2. Sign into Google Play Store

3. Set US English as your assistant language

4. Opt in to Gemini

SEE ALSO: DeepSeek V4 is here: How it compares to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

Once all of that is done and the update is available (it sounds like availability will vary depending on model during this initial rollout), owners will be able to talk to their car while driving.

Drivers can ask Gemini to summarize incoming text messages and send new ones, ask the car to plan a route to one destination that includes a detour to grab coffee, or even request an automatically generated music playlist to fit a certain mood.

You can also ask Gemini to queue up your favorite TV show through an app like HBO Max, but fellow pedestrians can rest assured that this only works when the car is parked. Gemini might be able to facilitate distracted driving to some degree, but not to that degree.

This isn't the first time AI has been integrated into vehicles. Grok has been available for Tesla vehicles since last year in a similar capacity, and ChatGPT recently came to Apple CarPlay.

GM also teased even more AI features set to arrive later this year in the form of a "custom-built AI assistant, fine-tuned with proprietary vehicle data to help anticipate your every need."

So, big news for anyone who wants to talk to their car.

For 15 shining minutes, The Boys Season 5 became a Supernatural reunion.

In Season 5, episode 5, titled "One-Shots," Supernatural leads Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, and Misha Collins share the screen again in a sequence that, in classic The Boys fashion, goes completely off the rails.

SEE ALSO: 'The Boys' has overstayed its welcome: Season 5 review

Ackles has played Soldier Boy on The Boys since Season 3, while Padalecki and Collins take on the roles of Mister Marathon and Malchemical, respectively. Tying the Supernatural connection in a neat bow is The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke, who created Supernatural and served as its showrunner for the first five seasons.

Padalecki and Collins' The Boys roles are lower-level Supes whom Homelander (Antony Starr) has scorned in the past, and who disagree with his puritanical fascist regime. So when Homelander and Soldier Boy show up at Mister Marathon's mansion in search of a dose of V1, Mister Marathon and Malchemical take their visit as an opportunity to destroy Homelander once and for all.

Malchemical breathes noxious gas in Homelander's face, knocking him unconscious. Meanwhile, Mister Marathon tries to convince Soldier Boy to chest blast his son into oblivion. That's right: Working together, the Supernatural trio has the potential to end The Boys' Homelander problem for good.

SEE ALSO: Aya Cash on 'Giant,' boycotting, and the silliest part of being on 'The Boys'

For some baffling reason, though, Soldier Boy decides that no, now is not the right time to rid the world of Homelander. He was literally trying to kill him back in episode 4, but he chooses now to become the Father of the Year to a fascist with a god complex?

(Okay, that award might be a bit of a stretch. Soldier Boy does utter the phrase "Nobody fucks my son but me," so there's still room for growth.)

Soldier Boy's about-face kicks off the episode's most diabolically fun sequence. It all begins with Soldier Boy crushing Malchemical's throat, or, in Supernatural terms, Dean's actor murdering Castiel's. Don't worry, Destiel shippers have seen far worse. I didn't even follow Supernatural that closely, but even I remember Castiel confessing his love for Dean before getting shot into Super Turbo Hell in the show's divisive final season. Does this neck snap act as a funny bookend to that infamous moment? Or does it reopen old Supernatural wounds?

Either way, it does set the tone for the rest of Soldier Boy's bloody showdown with Mister Marathon (and the many celebrities currently hanging out at his mansion). Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani, Will Forte, Craig Robinson, and Christopher Mintz-Plasse all become cannon fodder for Soldier Boy, who throws them in Mister Marathon's path. Several explosive deaths and one lube slip-n-slide later, and Soldier Boy is able to break Mister Marathon's legs. Stop the Winchester-on-Winchester violence!

In the end, the Supernatural reunion only takes up a small portion of "One-Shots." Yet it's a memorable one, playing on the audience's knowledge of the actors' prior work together to pack a bigger punch. Plus, in a relentlessly gloomy season stifled by Homelander's megalomania, it's a nice change to see him get knocked out of the equation for a bit. Season 5's dourness comes rushing back in once Homelander wakes back up and goes on to terrorize Firecracker (Valorie Curry), but at least with the mansion set piece, we were granted a return to form to the earlier days of The Boys' more irreverent (yet no less gruesome) WTF-ery.

New episodes of The Boys premiere Wednesdays on Prime Video.

Two decades and the invention of smartphones and social media later, The Devil Wears Prada is back. It's triggering — I worked at a fashion magazine in the 2010s and it was Miranda Priestly–inspired hell — but it's a high-heeled reboot I frankly welcome on my neck.

Everything we loved about the 2006 original finds reinvention here: Runway's coveted closet, star-studded runway shows, Meryl Streep destroying editorial staff with laconicism. The Devil Wears Prada director David Frankel and writer Aline Brosh McKenna return, treating their shimmering sequel like an event, one that's just as meme-worthy and acerbic 20 years down the runway.

SEE ALSO: Anne Hathaway and Anna Wintour have a 'Devil Wears Prada' moment at the Oscars

Offering the season's most anticipated collection of high fashion, celebrity cameos, and sweeping statements on modern media, The Devil Wears Prada 2 delivers an expertly tailored sequel, made-to-measure and unmistakably its own brand.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 reinvents the original film for 2026. Back to that coveted "Runway" closet. Credit: Macall Polay / 20th Century Studios

Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway), former Runway assistant in the 2000s, is now an investigative journalist who goes viral for an impassioned "journalism still f***ing matters" speech at an awards ceremony. However, when her whole team gets laid off by text during the same event, Andy needs a job — and the illustrious fashion magazine Runway needs some good PR.

Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) still reigns as Runway's imperious editor-in-chief (don't you forget it). With a little help from her new Gen Z Emily/Andy, Amari (Simone Ashley), she's begrudgingly toned down her signature superciliousness for an obligatory tolerance — ugh, progressive labor laws. However, she's still the most formidable fashion editor on the planet. Alas, Miranda is currently the internet's "villain du jour" after covering a fast-fashion brand linked to sweatshop conditions (it's called SpeedFash, so the clues were there). Going viral puts Andy back on Condé Nast Elias-Clark Publications' radar, so whether the EIC likes it or not (she doesn't), she's Runway's newest (returning) employee.

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Understanding the fierce power of The Devil Wears Prada as a pop cultural moment, Frankel and Brosh McKenna stack the sequel with references to the original film. Some are subtle: a Central Park vendor selling seemingly identical cerulean belts (I said seemingly!). Some are overt: Runway's Met Gala–style benefit being groundbreakingly themed "Spring Florals" — reader, I cackled. But where there's past, there's present. Those Motorola RAZR V3s and T-Mobile Sidekick IIs have been replaced with Samsung's latest Galaxy smartphones. The soundtrack's KT Tunstall and Jamiroquai make way for Dua Lipa, Lady Gaga, and Doechii — though, of course, Madonna's "Vogue" makes its requisite appearance. Plus, Andy's ultra '00s pageboy cap gets a full scene nod.

Miranda Priestly: Forever en vogue. Credit: Macall Polay / 20th Century Studios

The Devil Wears Prada cinematographer Florian Ballhaus also returns with nostalgia in hand. The sequel's opening sequence, in which we reconnect with Andy, is nearly identical to the original film, from teeth-brushing to sweeping shots of New York City. Production designer Jess Gonchor (who worked on the original film), art director Robert Guerra, and set decorator Regina Graves meticulously refresh the world of Runway and the '00s New York it thrived in. 

Walking back into Miranda Priestly's hallowed office feels like we never left, though the interior has been updated in the editor's style. The film takes us for drinks at Bubby's, the favored bar where Andy and her friends toast to "paying that rent." It's unmistakably The Devil Wears Prada, but make it 2026, and it's matched by the film's unparalleled cast.

Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Stanley Tucci, and Emily Blunt make The Devil Wears Prada 2. "Runway" editorial team, assemble! Credit: Macall Polay / 20th Century Studios

Let's get this clear: The Devil Wears Prada is nothing without its cast. Triumphantly strutting back into their iconic roles, Streep, Hathaway, Stanley Tucci, and Emily Blunt are who we're here to see, decked out in covetable couture from costume designer Molly Rogers (who worked with Patricia Field on the first film) and armed with more ruinous reads than a Drag Race mini challenge.

Streep slips back into Miranda Priestly's Valentinos with ease, delivering withering glares and critiques with the restrained demeanour that launched a thousand reaction GIFs. 2026 brings with it distasteful developments for the editor-in-chief; watching Streep spit out words like "bum bag" in disbelief at current fashion is worth the ticket price. But legacies like Miranda's defy frivolous trends, and Streep's EIC feels eternally en vogue as a woman still at the top of her game, confident in her exquisite taste, and loath to completely bow to a changing industry.

Dazzling in Annie Hall-inspired style, Hathaway returns to her earnest Andy Sachs roots wholeheartedly, moving her protagonist from naive newcomer who can't spell Gabbana to respected journalist, outwardly shrugging off Miranda's signature shade while desperately seeking her approval. Dismissive as always, the editor doesn't recognise her former assistant at all — it's been 20 years and this is Miranda Priestly. However, eventually, the power dynamic between them reverts to muscle memory: Miranda waiting for Andy to fail, Andy determined to succeed whatever the impossible task (there's no secret Harry Potter book, but something more editorial).

Yes, it's Dior, thanks so much for asking. Credit: Macall Polay / 20th Century Studios

The tailored twinkle in The Devil Wears Prada's eye, Tucci's Nigel Kipling, is sublime returning as the charming art director whose dress-downs still rival Miranda's. A darling in Dior, Blunt's Emily Charlton remains serving curt, with the star's sharp comedic timing hitting every mark as Miranda's scorned former assistant — "May the bridges I burn light my way," she declares, genuinely. 

Though there's been 20 years between the events of the first film and its sequel, director Frankel authentically addresses ancient grudges between characters — a moment of camaraderie between Miranda and Nigel had me misty-eyed.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 rolls out the glossiest supporting cast. The list everyone wants to be on. Credit: Macall Polay / 20th Century Studios

Beyond the core four is a dazzling supporting cast, with Simone Ashley impeccable as Miranda's latest first assistant, Amari, responsible for keeping her boss uncanceled. Rachel Bloom lights up her all-too-brief appearance as Andy's book publisher friend who is "editing a memoir by one of Paris Hilton's chihuahuas." 

B.J. Novak plunges The Devil Wears Prada 2 into Succession territory as the heir to Runway's parent company, and Lucy Liu is serene as Sacha Barnes, the one designer who won't do press. 

Meanwhile, Andy's plunged into yet another strained romance storyline with real estate agent Peter (Colin From Accounts' Patrick Brammall), a plot distraction that feels wildly unnecessary, but one that sees Brammall in fine comedic form (a joke about Australians needing to say hello to each other literally anywhere landed only with me, but reader, it landed). 

Ultimately, watching Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs back on screen is the competency porn we deserve without another season of The Pitt just yet. Though The Devil Wears Prada might be a time capsule of pre-internet publishing, its sequel cleverly reinvents the franchise for the now with its meme-worthy one-liners and undying love for fashion and journalism. That's all.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 hits cinemas May 1.

SAVE UP TO $50: Amazon has top-rated Soundcore sleep earbuds on sale for up to 28% off as of April 29. Get the Soundcore Sleep A20 for $129.99 (normally $179.99) or the Soundcore Sleep A30 Special with ANC for $179.99 (normally $199.99).

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Memorial Day weekend, aka the start of summer travel season, is almost here. If you struggle to sleep on planes, consider grabbing a pair of sleep earbuds ahead of your trip(s). Mashable's own Miller Kern considers her Soundcore Sleep A20s the best travel accessory she owns because they're more compact than noise-cancelling headphones, and because they double as regular Bluetooth earbuds for listening to music mid-flight.

As of late April, the Soundcore Sleep A20s and the upgraded Soundcore Sleep A30 Specials are on sale on Amazon for up to 28% off. The A20s are marked down to just $129.99, which is a $50 savings and their lowest price since last summer. (They were $20 more expensive during Sleep Week in March, for reference.) The A30 Specials are discounted to $179.99, or $20 off, which is their best deal to date.

The Soundcore Sleep A20s come in one "slumber beige" hue. Credit: Miller Kern / Mashable

Both of these buds make appearances on our guide to the best sleep earbuds: The A20s are our budget pick, while the A30 Specials are our top pick overall if you can spend a little more. Both offer sleep data tracking, built-in alarms, and access to a library of slumber-forward soundscapes.

The cheaper A20s that Kern endorses offer up to 14 hours of battery life per charge and come with six swappable silicone tips. The pricier A30 Specials are... well, special because they come with upgraded features like active noise cancellation, adaptive snore masking, phone call support, and Calm app integration. (They're actually the only sleep earbuds available with ANC.)

SEE ALSO: I tested sleep earbuds for months: Here are the 3 I'd buy, and the one I'd skip

The A30 Specials are also slimmer than the A20s and include some extra memory foam ear tips; lead Shopping Reporter Bethany Allard tested them for several months and thought they were the comfier option. Just note that their battery life is shorter at up to 10 hours per charge.

The A20s come in one "slumber beige" color, while the A30 Specials are available in lunar white and mist lilac on Amazon. Two additional colorways are available on Soundcore's website at the same price: moonlit white and mist green.

SAVE $350: As of April 29, get the DJI Power 1000 portable power station for $350, down from its usual price of $699. That's a discount of 50%.

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Whether you like to make sure your devices are charged when you're off the grid or you want to have some electricity handy when the power goes out, a portable power station is a great idea. There are plenty to choose from out there, and many that could power your entire house if needed, but there's one modest-sized (and modest-priced) pick we'd like to recommend as it's on sale now: the DJI Power 1000.

As of April 29, get the DJI Power 1000 portable power station for $350, down from its usual price of $699. That's a discount of 50%.

SEE ALSO: The 6 best portable power stations to stay charged up at home and on the go

This power station has a 2200W max continuous output, so it can handle your camping equipment, power tools, phones, laptops, and whatever else you need to make sure has electricity. When you've depleted the battery, it can be recharged in a short 70 minutes when plugged in as well, so it takes no time to get back up to speed.

It also supports solar charging, with the ability to get back up to 100% power in 1.35 hours when harnessing the power of the sun, with up to 800W input when charging at max speed. All this, plus it's extremely quiet and efficient. Its battery should get you up to 4000 usage cycles, and should last around 10 years, so it's with you for the long haul.

If you're ready to pick up a power station that'll have your back in any situation, this affordable option is ready to go and even more fairly-priced thanks to this sale. Be sure to get it while you still can.

Minors under 13 should not be accessing Instagram and Facebook, per Meta's own terms (the company owns both social media sites). But is the company actually doing enough to stop them from doing so? The European Commission says no.

On Wednesday, the European Commission announced preliminary findings that Instagram and Facebook are in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA) for "failing to diligently identify, assess and mitigate the risks of minors under 13 years old accessing their services."

SEE ALSO: Meta accused of profiting from scam ads in class-action lawsuit

According to the EU's main executive body, though the platforms say children under 13 cannot set up an Instagram or Facebook account, minors can easily circumvent the safety measures Meta has put in place to stop them. For example, Meta requires a birth date when you create an account — even to create a Teen Account (for under 16s) — but a minor can simply enter a false birth date, with no additional checks in place.

Meta also has a tool to report minors under 13 on the platforms, but the EC says it's "difficult to use and not effective, requiring up to seven clicks just to access the reporting form." And even if a user jumps through all the hoops required to file a report, there "often is no proper follow-up, and the reported minor can simply continue to use the service without any type of check."

This means that Meta needs to strengthen its measures to "prevent, detect and remove minors under the age of 13" from its services. If the company fails to do so, the preliminary findings might be confirmed, and the EC could issue a fine "proportionate to the infringement."

Meta did a major overhaul of Teen Accounts in 2025, including making default age-appropriate content filters which add a PG-13 rating on content unsuitable for children under 13. But these filters won't tackle the problem of minors creating accounts in the first place.

While the EU's fine cannot exceed six percent of Meta's total worldwide annual turnover, given that Meta's revenue in 2025 was $200 billion dollars, the fine could still be very hefty.

SAVE $5: Not only do you get Grubhub+ for free when you link an active Amazon Prime account, but you'll also get $5 off your first order of $15+ with the code FIRSTORDER.

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ICYMI: If you're an Amazon Prime member, you're also a Grubhub+ member. Amazon Prime comes with plenty of perks, from free same-day delivery to Prime Video access, but the free Grubhub+ subscription can sometimes get overlooked by members. All you have to do is head over to the Prime partner offers page and link your Grubhub account to unlock all of the benefits of a Grubhub+ membership for free.

Once you link your accounts, you'll be greeted with $5 off your first order of $15 or more. Just enter the promo code FIRSTORDER at checkout to take advantage of the savings.

Your free Grubhub+ account includes $0 delivery fees, reduced service fees, a 5% Grubhub+ credit back on eligible pickup orders, and other offers from Grubhub+ restaurants. Grubhub+ typically costs $9.99 per month, so you'll save about $120 by linking your Prime account. Not to mention, Amazon claims active members save around $300 per year on food delivery thanks to the reduced fees and exclusive savings through Grubhub+.

If you're craving takeout from your favorite restaurant, this is a perfect excuse to order it. Not only will you pay zero bucks in delivery fees, but you'll also score an extra $5 off your order with the promo code FIRSTORDER. Your Grubhub+ membership is free for as long as your Prime account is active. If you cancel Prime your food delivery benefits disappear as well.

SAVE $700: As of April 29, the Samsung 49-inch Odyssey G93SC OLED curved monitor is on sale for only $899.99 instead of its original list price of $1,599.99. That's a savings of 43%. Plus, you'll get a free game code for Resident Evil Requiem.

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Curved, ultrawide gaming monitors are some of the biggest and baddest on the market. Besides giving you an outrageous amount of screen real estate, they also transform your gaming experience by submerging you in them. If you're ready to take the leap and upgrade your setup, the Samsung 49-inch Odyssey G93SC monitor is over 40% off at Amazon.

As of April 29, the Samsung 49-inch Odyssey G93SC OLED curved gaming monitor is on sale for $899.99. The original list price for this monitor is $1,599.99, so you'll actually save more than Amazon is letting on ($700 or 43% total). According to our favorite price-tracking tool, it's just $1.99 away from its lowest price ever. You'll also get a free game code for Resident Evil Requiem to get you started on your upgraded gaming journey.

Beyond being a truly massive monitor at 49 inches, the Odyssey G93DC also features a steep 1800R curvature that completely wraps around you as a gamer. Its niche 32:9 aspect ratio isn't compatible with every game, so double check that the games you love will work on this display before pulling the trigger. It's also worth noting that curved monitors take up quite a bit of desktop space and can take some getting used to. They quite literally put you smack dab in the center of the action, which can provide some unforgettable gaming experiences.

Specs-wise, the G93SC offers a 240Hz refresh rate, 0.03ms response time, DisplayHDR True Black 400, and G-Sync and FreeSync Premium Pro compatibility. There's also plenty of ports (including HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort, and USB Hub) for connectivity.

Most ultra-wide OLED curved gaming monitors of this size clock in at over $1,000, so $899.99 is a pretty sweet deal for the Samsung Odyssey G93SC.

SAVE $799.01: As of April 29, get the Anker Solix F3800 portable power station for $1,799.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,599. That's a discount of 31%.

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The summer months are just ahead of us, and that means we're poised for some potentially nasty weather. If you end up losing power with storms or even feel like going off the grid this summer, you'll want a portable power station to keep you online. This one, which is on sale for a fantastic discount, is a great pick for keeping the lights on.

As of April 29, get the Anker Solix F3800 portable power station for $1,799.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,599. That's $799.01 off and a discount of 31%.

SEE ALSO: The 6 best portable power stations to stay charged up at home and on the go

This model boasts 6000W of AC output with 3840Wh of electricity, running on LiFePO4 batteries. It can offer 120V and 240V electricity as well, which should keep you online and running in just about any situation for a full day. You can even add up to 6 additional battery packs should you need them to extend the life of the power station or another full Anker Solix F3800 for additional power with a total of 12,000W max AC output.

This massive unit can charge just about everything you need, from your electricc vehicle to all the devices in your household. It's lightweight and easy to maneuver despite its size, and it even has a smart remote control by way of the Anker app. If needed, you could potentially extend your electricity needs with this unit for up to two weeks, making it the perfect emergency option.

If you're ready to stay prepared this summer, pick up this portable power station and be proactive about power loss. You'll appreciate having it when the lights go out.

SAVE $400 + GET A FREE ROBOT GARAGE: The Mova Lidax Ultra 2000 robot lawn mower is on sale at Amazon for $1,399, down from the list price of $1,799. That's a 22% discount and the lowest we've seen at Amazon. Today's deal also comes with a free Mova Robotic Lawn Mower Garage, which ordinarily costs $169.

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Somehow, the list of household chores grows during the spring and summer. While we're mostly in hibernation over the winter, the warm weather means heading back into the yard. Unfortunately, there's maintenance to be done out there. If you're not excited about another season of mowing the lawn, consider jumping on this Amazon deal today.

As of April 29, the Mova Lidax Ultra 2000 robot lawn mower is on sale at Amazon for $1,399, marked down from the standard price of $1,799. That works out to a $400 savings from a 22% discount. It's the lowest price we've ever seen at Amazon. As a bonus, Amazon is throwing in a free Mova Robotic Lawn Mower Garage which ordinarily costs $169.

Like the robot vacuum and mops we have inside to keep the floors clean, the Mova Lidax Ultra 2000 robot lawn mower will map your desired mowing area. After that, you can use the app to customize preferences like cutting lengths and the mowing schedule. You can also create zones within your yard and base schedules off those zones. The Mova is even capable of managing two separate maps, a feature that's ideal for homes with a front and back yard that are disconnected. This also works for anyone who owns two properties.

SEE ALSO: It's never been this cheap to snag the Eufy E15 robot lawn mower — save $850 at Amazon

Mova incorporated the ability to choose between grass heights of 1.2 inches up to 3.9 inches. It's designed to mow the lawn in a "U" shaped path, and it'll return to its charging base should the battery run low. Once it's charged up, it can resume mowing where it left off. It's even designed to be capable of mowing in low-light situations.

In case you're worried, the Mova Ultra 2000 has built-in theft protection and will send an alert if it moves outside of the mapped area. You can also check in on real-time tracking for the mower in the app.

In addition to the robot mower itself, Amazon is throwing in a free garage for the robot that covers both the mower and its recharging base. The garage provides protection from harsh conditions like sun or rain, and Mova noted this addition can help extend the robot's life. Ordinarily, the garage costs $169, but it's free today with purchase of the Mova Lidax Ultra 2000 robot lawn mower.

Before the grass gets out of control this spring, enlist the help of the Mova Lidax Ultra 2000 robot lawn mower. It's on sale for the best price we've ever spotted at Amazon and it comes with the free garage today. You'll be able to cross one more item off the chore list while earning the title of the most tech-savvy house on the block.

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European Union regulators said the company did not have effective controls to check a user’s self-declared date of birth, in violation of an online safety law.

SAVE OVER $10: As of April 29, the Lego Star Wars Grogu with Hover Pram is on sale for $84.64 at Amazon. This is $15.35 off its list price of $99.99.

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It's a great time to be a Star Wars fan right now, with May the 4th on the horizon and the brand new The Mandalorian and Grogu movie releasing soon. If you're particularly excited about the latter, Lego has some sets that are perfect to build ahead of the film, like the adorable Lego Star Wars Grogu with Hover Pram. As of April 29, it's even on sale at Amazon for $84.64.

This discount slashes just over $15 off this Lego Grogu with Hover Pram set's full list price of $99.99. It certainly looks like a delightful set to piece together, and one anyone from the age of 10 and up can enjoy.

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In total this Lego set comes with 1,048 pieces that create adorable little Grogu alongside his hover pram and an information plaque for when you have the whole build on display. Grogu's arms, head, and ears are all posable as well, and it even comes with some fun extras, like a brick-built Sorgan frog, a shifter knob, and a cookie.

If the Lego Star Wars Grogu with Hover Pram set is one you've had your eyes on, this is a great opportunity to pick it up and save at Amazon.Alternatively, if you're curious about other Star Wars Lego set deals, Amazon has quite a few more discounted right now that are worth checking out.

TL;DR: Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Perfect Order Booster Bundle on sale for $38.95, down from its $46.99 list price. That's its lowest-ever price on Amazon, and saves you $8.04 on a six-pack box.

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Perfect Order has recently secured itself as the most affordable modern Pokémon TCG set on the market, but Amazon has just activated a price drop that’s made it the best place to buy the expansion’s most popular product.

As of April 29, Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Perfect Order Booster Bundle on sale for $38.95. That’s a 17% discount from its $46.99 list price, and price tracker camelcamelcamel has confirmed that this is a new all-time low for Amazon. 

That price puts Amazon just ahead of TCGplayer, where unopened listings start at $38.98 with shipping included. Walmart is a little higher at $41.77, so Amazon is now the easiest pick for buyers.

At Amazon’s current price, you’re paying roughly $6.49 per booster pack before tax. TCGplayer comes out almost identical at about $6.50 per pack, while Walmart lands closer to $6.96 per pack. What’s more, TCGplayer’s current market price is $38.68, meaning Amazon is only 27 cents above market value.

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The Perfect Order Booster Bundle includes six booster packs from the expansion. Each pack includes 10 cards, one Basic Energy, and one Pokémon TCG Live code card, making this a great way to rip through a decent chunk of the set without jumping to a full booster box.

The expansion itself is built around Mega Zygarde ex, with Mega Clefable ex, Mega Starmie ex, and Meowth ex among its headliner cards. If you’ve been waiting for the Booster Bundle to drop under $40 at Amazon, this is the best chance you’ll get.

Amazon is also selling the Pokémon TCG Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box for $83.90. As for the elusive Ascended Heroes, you can grab the Pokémon TCG Ascended Heroes Mega Feraligatr ex Box on sale. 

Jimmy Kimmel has been under attack from the right over the past few days, with Melania Trump calling for him to be fired after a joke he made during an "alternative" White House Correspondents' Dinner he hosted the week before the event itself was called after after an armed man attempted to breach security.

And now, even after issuing a response on Monday, Rudy Giuliani is having a pop too, calling Kimmel "one of the most distasteful human beings in this country."

"I have to be say it hurst to be called distasteful by a man who farted his own pants off in front of Borat's daughter," says Kimmel, before playing another clip of Giuliani calling him an "incompetent jackass."

"I have to say it's confusing to be called an incompetent jackass by a man who accidentally held a press conference outside a dildo store."

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TL;DR: Amazon has the Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box on sale for $124.93, down from its $164.70 list price. That saves you $39.77 on a 30-pack booster display, with each pack containing 14 Magic cards and one guaranteed traditional foil. 

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Booster box prices for newer Magic: The Gathering sets can slide around after launch, and Lorwyn Eclipsed has now dipped to one of its most tempting prices since release.

As of April 29, TCGplayer has the Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Display listed from $109.49 shipped. TCGplayer’s own current market price sits at $111.12, while its listed median is still far higher at $144.99. Amazon, meanwhile, has the same box priced at $119.95, so TCGplayer is currently the better buy by a pretty comfortable margin. 

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This display box includes 30 Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Boosters, with each pack containing 14 Magic trading cards. Every booster includes one traditional foil card, plus 1 to 4 cards of rare or higher rarity, alongside uncommons, commons, and a land. That makes this box a strong fit whether you’re buying for Limited nights, cracking packs for collection value, or just trying to get into the set without paying inflated early pricing.

Lorwyn Eclipsed is also a fairly easy sell for longtime fans. The set heads back to the split worlds of Lorwyn and Shadowmoor, bringing back creature types like Kithkin, boggarts, merrow, and Elves while leaning into the contrast between eternal day and perpetual night.

Among the other newer MTG expansions, the Magic: The Gathering Edge of Eternities Play Booster Box is also still available for around $140. Meanwhile, you can grab the MTG Avatar The Last Airbender Play Booster Box for under $125.

SAVE OVER $100: As of April 29, the Hisense 50-inch E6 Cinema Series Hi-QLED 4K TV is on sale for $236.97 at Amazon. This is $143.02 off its usual list price of $379.99.

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From a new season of House of the Dragon to the return of Ted Lasso and so much more, there are so many exciting new things to watch in the coming months. If you want a new TV for enjoying it all on, Amazon's offering some stellar deals on select models at the moment. As of April 29, the Hisense 50-inch E6 Cinema Series Hi-QLED 4K TV is included in the discounted range.

This popular TV is usually available for $379.99, but the Hisense 50-inch E6 Cinema Series Hi-QLED 4K TV has dropped to $236.97 at Amazon for a limited time. It might not be on sale for long, given the retailer has it marked as a limited time deal.

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As far as screen sizes go, this 50-inch Hisense TV is a great mid-size pick. It's not going to feel too small in any room, but also won't feel like a gigantic display taking up a ton of space. It boasts great picture quality as well, with 4K resolution and Hi-QLED Color that makes images feel vibrant and sharp.

This picture quality is further elevated by Dolby Vision technology, which gives it a bit of a color boost, and sound quality feels immersive and crisp thanks to Dolby Atmos. On top of all that, it's also a Fire TV, so streaming can be done quickly and easily right from your home screen.

Act fast to take advantage of this offer on the Hisense 50-inch E6 Cinema Series Hi-QLED 4K TV at Amazon.