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The Pixel 8a may hit soon, but our favorite budget Android phone today is still a great value when it's discounted to this extent.

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Google Chromecast (HD)

Google's entry-level streaming dongle maxes out at 1080p and lacks Dolby Vision but still delivers a clean interface and extensive app support for older or smaller TVs.

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The best mechanical keyboards you can buy

A keyboard is one of the few pieces of technology you may use for hours every day. Why not make it something that brings you joy? Sure, the people who gush over these things can be a bit much, but the upgraded comfort, durability and customizability that comes with a good mechanical keyboard is a real thing. If you’re looking to make the switch (ahem), we tested a couple dozen models over the past few months and picked out our favorites. We’ve also broken down what to look for when shopping for one — it might be more than you think.

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Analogue Duo

How many people actually want a device that can play old TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine games in 2024? Here's a better question: Who cares? While undoubtedly niche, Analogue's latest console is another fantastic system for collectors and gaming historians.