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15 hours agoBlack Friday deals that are most popular with Verge readers
The site tracks affiliate-link purchases during Black Friday; readers bought diverse items, notably Apple AirTags and the ChomChom reusable roller.
Throughout the week, it's not uncommon to find me winding down with a video game at my fingertips. Lately, I've been banking hours of Fields of Mistria, but I'm often swapping between my phone, Nintendo Switch 2, and Steam. As a lifelong cozy gamer who usually sticks to platformers and puzzles (but loves watching horror game streamers on Twitch), I've gotten familiar with a ton of home and tech finds that make great companions for the gaming lifestyle. So, I've rounded up a handful of my favorite gifts for gamers, whether that's you or someone you love.( Pro tip: Many of these finds are on sale now for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so snag them for less while you can!)
GameSpot's commerce editorial team has launched a weekly deals newsletter that, in the words of Larry David, is "pretty, pretty, pretty good." Totally kidding, Larry David doesn't subscribe to our newsletter--at least not that we know of--but Curb Your Enthusiasm will be available on Blu-ray for the first time next month. That's (pretty) great news. You could even say that's precisely the kind of fun news you will find in GameSpot's new weekly deals newsletter every Tuesday.
There's a certain thrill in finding something inexpensive on Amazon that actually works - the kind of product with thousands of glowing reviews and an insanely low price tag. These under-the-radar gems sell out quickly, partly because they make everyday life easier in small but satisfying ways. From clever kitchen gadgets to oddly useful accessories, these are the cheap, cult-favorite items Amazon can't seem to keep in stock.