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It’s obvious—Amazon loves sales. This week's promotion is all about Epic Daily Deals. We slogged through countless discounts to find “Black Friday–worthy” price drops, and these are our WIRED recommendations. If you buy something using our links, WIRED may earn a commission. 1/8

The Beats Studio3 Over-Ear Noise-Canceling headphones deliver booming bass and boast comfortable ear cups. Add inactive noise canceling and the W1 chip, and these aesthetically pleasing cans are worth your while. wired.trib.al/RisOt7o 2/8

Calling all iPhone users, this is your moment. If you don't want to wait to buy a pair of AirPods Pros, now's a good time to save during your purchase. wired.trib.al/eDxfxZF 3/8

The Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (Last-Gen) is an older model now that the new Kindle Paperwhite is out, but it's still a good ebook reader, especially considering that it's only about $5 more than the best deal we've tracked for the 2018 Paperwhite. wired.trib.al/NRc39dD 4/8

The Roborock S4 Max is one of the Best Robot Vacuums. It'll intelligently zoom around your house and clean up dirt and dust without falling down your stairs or breezing over troublesome spots. wired.trib.al/ItFHt7g 5/8

The Crucial X6 2-TB Portable SSD is our top pick among the Best Portable External Hard Drives, and it's at the lowest price we've seen. The drive is blazing-fast for the price, and it's light enough that you should have no trouble toting it around. wired.trib.al/DfqFTJn 6/8

The Lexar DSLR-Ready 128-GB MicroSD Card is reliable and plenty fast enough for HD video and professional photography.. wired.trib.al/dF1W6uB 7/8

PNY 64-GB MicroSD Card 3-Pack is great for adding storage to things like a phone or a non-DSLR camera. The bundle is as cheap as we've ever seen it. If you're always adding storage to small electronics, you might want to pick it up. wired.trib.al/FRirEQE 8/8

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