
Woot is providing the most effective sale worth we’ve seen but on the Beats Solo Pro noise-canceling headphones. Usually $300, the light blue and dark blue color options are $150 new. These headphones include a one-year producer guarantee immediately by Apple. The bottom worth we’ve seen beforehand is across the $170 mark, relying on the colour you’re concerned with. The Solo Professional headphones are suitable with Android and iOS, however they shine brighter on iPhone, since they’ve the H1 wi-fi chip and “Hey Siri” hands-free controls. The draw back for Android house owners used to USB-C is that they recharge by a Lightning connector.
If you’re looking to cover all of your audio needs, Ultimate Ears’ huge Hyperboom Bluetooth speaker is $59 off at Amazon, costing $341. I reviewed it last summer, and it was a joy to be able to blast music loudly, indoors or outdoors, rain or shine. It’s big, like a bit bigger than the Xbox Series X that it’s similar is shape to, and it’s heavy, too. In addition to being able to play music from multiple Bluetooth sources at once, you can charge a phone from it and even use it as a stand-in home theater speaker with its digital optical audio port.
February 24th is Twin Peaks day, celebrating the day that FBI agent Dale Cooper (played by Kyle MacLachlan) ventured into the fictional town of Twin Peaks in the Pacific Northwest for the first time. I was hoping to be overwhelmed with deals on various Blu-ray collections, but there aren’t many. This one loops in Blu-ray discs of the original series and the newer series for $56. If you still buy physical media and are a fan of iconic, weird TV that has inspired the likes of Remedy’s Control and Alan Wake games, among many other things, these are good to have.