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The best early Black Friday deals you can already shop

The countdown to Black Friday is on, and the first discounts are starting to appear. Although the shopping holiday isn’t officially until November 27th, retailers are already dropping early deals on some of our favorite tech. Of course, with prices rising across the board, a good discount doesn’t necessarily mean you’re getting a historically low […]

The best early Black Friday deals you can already shop

As Black Friday approaches, retailers are already offering early discounts on various tech gadgets. These early deals include a range of devices, with more slated to appear in the coming weeks. Here are some of the best early Black Friday deals worth considering for those who wish to avoid the holiday rush:

1. Ember Mug 3: This smart mug maintains your coffee at an ideal temperature for up to three hours, with five temperature settings. It now allows for easy temperature adjustments on the mug itself and can be washed in the dishwasher.

2. Hisense CanvasTV (2026): This 4K QLED TV functions as wall art when not in use. It boasts a matte, anti-glare display, runs on Google TV software, and offers a snappy 144Hz variable refresh rate, making it an excellent choice for gamers with its HDMI 2.1 ports.

3. Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo: A beginner-friendly 3D printer that supports four filament spools, comes with an enclosed build chamber, automatic bed leveling, and a large touchscreen for easy use.

4. Moft Trackable Tripod Wallet: A MagSafe-compatible wallet that holds two cards and folds into an adjustable phone stand or small tripod. It also supports Apple's Find My network and Google's Find Hub, offers Qi wireless charging, and includes a shutter remote for photos.

5. Govee Christmas String Lights 2: These lights offer over 130 preset lighting effects and can be customized for personal displays. They feature Matter support for compatibility with major smart home platforms, are sold in lengths up to 328 feet with 1,000 LED beads, and are IP65-rated.

6. Govee Table Lamp 2: A color-changing table lamp with built-in scheduling and over 60 dynamic lighting effects. It includes preset scenes for various holidays and allows for custom color combinations beyond the presets.

7. Govee Birdfy Feeder Metal 2 4K: This smart bird feeder features a wide-angle 4K camera, a 1.8-liter seed capacity, and a built-in solar panel for charging. It also offers free AI-powered recognition of over 6,000 bird species.

8. Tessan Voyager 205 Universal Travel Adapter: Delivering up to 205W of combined USB charging power, this adapter can charge up to eight devices simultaneously, including two laptops. It works in over 200 countries and regions and features six USB-C ports.

9. Bambu Lab P2S Combo: A 3D printer capable of printing in multiple colors and automatically drying materials for improved print quality. It features a 5-inch touchscreen, a built-in camera for remote monitoring, and AI-powered tools to detect printing issues.

10. Dreame X60 Ultra: A powerful robot vacuum and mop that excels at cleaning carpets thanks to its dual roller brushes, 35,000Pa of suction, and ability to navigate various obstacles.

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