Tech: Essential Guide: Memorial Day Tech Deals: Sony, Apple, Beats (2026)
When you think of Memorial Day sales, you probably think of mattresses and other home goods. And while those items are definitely discounted, now is also a good time to purchase tech. Personally, I'm not buying anything right now unless it's discounted—and fortunately many of our top picks are. Whether you're shopping for a power bank, a new pair of headphones, or some other gadget, I've rounded up the best Memorial Day deals for your perusal. We'll update this article again over the weekend. Check out our buying guides for more recommendations, including the best headphones, the best laptops, and the best cheap phones. Updated May 22: We've checked prices, removed expired deals, added ten new deals, and ensured accuracy throughout. The Sony WH-1000XM5 have a very frustrating name, but they're the predecessor to our favorite wireless headphones, and they're still an excellent pick if you don't want to shell out for the new WH-1000XM6. They go on sale frequently, but rarely drop this low in price, which comes within $5 of their all-time low. If you're in the market for over-ear headphones, they're hard to beat. They're comfortable, portable, lightweight, and stylish, and they'll make your music sound great no matter what you like to listen to. Our favorite Bluetooth speaker is stylish, portable, and packs surprisingly good sound for its size. Most colors are on sale this Memorial Day. Grab one in time for your next beach day or backyard cookout. I did not even know they made separate Bluetooth speakers for bikes, but this is the best one, according to former WIRED reviewer Parker Hall. At less than $50, I am probably going to buy this as an end-of-school gift for my teen son. —Kat Merck We haven't seen our favorite laptop sell for less, though it has been on sale for this price for a few weeks. It's powerful, has a great battery life, and has a sleek whisper-quiet design. These stunning earbuds fit securely, making them especially good for workouts. They play
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