The 5 Best Mother’s Day Weekend Deals on Headphones, Robovacs, TVs, and More

For those who celebrate, if you still haven’t gotten a Mother’s Day gift, here’s one more chance to grab some of the best bargains for Mother’s Day weekend. But if you’re looking for some can’t-beat-bargains, whether for your mama or yourself, we found five standout deals from this week, including highly rated headphones, robot vacuums, smartwatches, and more for up to 50% off.

Here’s a massive 50% price cut on the Beats Solo 4 headphones, which bring the assertive sound you expect from the brand in a comfortable and stylish design. In our review, we praised their robust spatial audio options, letting you sculpt your audio environment in numerous ways depending on what you’re listening to. The battery life was also a big plus, with 50 hours on a single charge and Fast Fuel technology giving you five hours of use after just 10 minutes of plugged-in time. They fit great, look nice, and even enable hands-free Siri access when paired to your iPhone.

The most affordable entry in Apple’s wearable line, the Apple Watch SE still delivers big on functionality and style. In our review, we gave it an “Excellent” rating, thanks to its improved battery life, better processor, and additional features. Despite the budget price, this is a full-featured smartwatch that includes a wide array of biometric sensors to monitor heart rate, sleep quality, and more. It’s effortless to connect it to your iPhone or other Apple devices, fits comfortably on the wrist, and looks stylish. The only major difference between the SE and the full-priced model is the lack of an always-on screen, but that’s a minor thing at best. Amazon has it on sale for 32% off.

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If you’re on the hunt for an affordable home printer with low operating costs and solid quality, this 27% price drop on the HP Envy Inspire 7955e is worth your attention. When we reviewed it in 2022, we noted its many attractive features, including good overall printing in both color and black and white, easy operation, and three months of Instant Ink for free when you sign up for HP Plus, making it even cheaper to run. Our main caveat was the purchase price, so that’s handled with this discount. It includes a scanner, fax sending capabilities, and a 35-sheet automatic document feeder as well.

Cleaning floors is nobody’s favorite job, so it’s a prime opportunity to take advantage of this 46% price drop on an entry-level Roomba, which we gave an Editors’ Choice award. In our review, we noted that this autonomous vacuum delivers top-notch performance on hard floors, using its detachable mop to zero in on tough areas. It performs slightly less well on carpet, so keep that in mind, but for most of your home’s high-traffic areas, it’ll dazzle you. With voice controls, robust scheduling tools, and activity logs, you can customize it to get the work done when it won’t be underfoot as well.

If you’re on the hunt for a bigger screen at a smaller price, this 29% discount on a capable 4K Toshiba might hit your sweet spot. With Amazon’s built-in Fire TV platform, it’s easier than ever to get to all your streaming services. In our review, we had good things to say about the set’s surprisingly stylish design, low input lag for gaming, and voice controls through Amazon Alexa. We did note that the low contrast and brightness make it better for dark rooms, as the picture can get washed out if there’s too much direct light on the screen. For this price, though, you can’t beat it.

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K. Thor Jensen is a writer and cartoonist living in the Pacific Northwest. He has contributed to dozens of prestigious outlets, including PCMag, Tested, Clickhole, and Newsweek. His second graphic novel, Cloud Stories, was released in 2017.

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