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Labor Day<\/a> may bring about the unofficial end to summer, but on the bright side, it can be a good time to save on tech. While seasonal holidays like Memorial Day<\/a> and Labor Day aren\u2019t the boon for tech deals as Prime Day<\/a> or Black Friday can be, you can still find some good deals across the web. That\u2019s particularly true if you\u2019re going back to school soon, or are shopping for someone imminently heading back to campus.<\/p>\n

Engadget has you covered for all of the best Labor Day sales on tech. Since this time of year does overlap with the back-to-school season, students should be first in line to check out these deals. If you need some new gadgets for college, or refreshed tech to help you out in your first job after graduating, now’s the time to see if you can get it for less. Student discounts<\/a> are handy and exclusive to those who can prove their student status, but the good thing about Labor Day sales is that anyone can take advantage of them \u2014 student ID not required.<\/p>\n

Best Labor Day sales: Engadget’s top picks\"Image<\/a><\/p>\n

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Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, M4) for $799 ($200 off):<\/a> Apple’s latest MacBook Air is the top pick in our guide to the best laptops<\/a>, and it earned a score of 92 in our review<\/a>. The M4 model isn’t a major refresh overall, but that’s not a bad thing \u2014 the design remains exceptionally thin, light and well-built, with long battery life and a top-notch keyboard and trackpad. Now it’s a bit faster thanks to the updated chipset.<\/p>\n

Apple iPad (11-inch, A16) for $299 ($50 off):<\/a> Apple’s entry-level iPad is, unsurprisingly, the best iPad<\/a> option for those on a budget. It has solid performance thanks to the A16 chipset, 128GB of storage in the base model and good battery life.<\/p>\n

Apple iPad Air (11-inch, M3) for $449 ($150 off):<\/a> The latest iPad Air is a relatively minor update; the only big addition is a more powerful M3 chip. However, we still recommend this iPad over the base model in our iPad buying guide<\/a>: Its display is more color-rich and better at fending off glare, its speakers are more robust, it works with Apple\u2019s best accessories and its performance should hold up better in the years ahead.<\/p>\n

Sony WH-CH520 wireless headphones for $38 (46 percent off)<\/a>: Sony makes headphones at all price ranges, and the WH-CH520 provides good sound quality and long battery life at an affordable price. They support custom EQ with Sony’s mobile app, multipoint connectivity, a built-in microphone and up to 50 hours of battery life.<\/p>\n

Dyson 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum for $500 ($500 off):<\/a> Dyson made one of the most impressive robovacs<\/a> with the 360 Vis Nav<\/a>. It has some of the strongest suction power of any robot vacuum I’ve tried, and its impressive obstacle avoidance allows it to move around furniture and other objects with basically not intervention from humans necessary.<\/p>\n

Shark AI Ultra robot vacuum for $298 (50 percent off):<\/a> This Shark robot vacuum<\/a> is a version of one of our favorites and it comes with a auto-empty base that can hold up to 60 days worth of debris. It has strong suction power and home mapping capabilities, so you can tailor cleaning jobs to your liking in addition to putting the robot on a cleaning schedule.<\/p>\n

Eufy 11S Max robot vacuum for $159 (43 percent off):<\/a> This model is one of our favorite budget robot vacuums<\/a> thanks to its slim design that lets you get underneath furniture more easily and strong suction power for its size. Note that it does not have Wi-Fi connectivity, but it comes with a remote that lets you control the robot to your liking.<\/p>\n

Cosori 9-in-1 air fryer for $90 (25 percent off):<\/a> One of our picks for the best air fryers<\/a>, this Cosori model has a spacious six-quart cooking basket and nine prep modes to choose from. In our testing, it consistently crisped up all kinds of foods, from frozen appetizers to raw proteins, and it has a nifty safety feature with its built-in basket release button.<\/p>\n

Anker MagGo Qi2 10K power bank for $70 (22 percent off):<\/a> Our current favorite power bank<\/a> for iPhones, this 10K portable battery attaches magnetically to iPhones and powers them up quickly thanks to Qi2 technology. The built-in kickstand makes it easy to prop up your phone while it’s recharging, and the LCD display handily shows you how much power is left in the bank itself.<\/p>\n

Anker Laptop Power Bank (25K, 100W) for $95 (30 percent off)<\/a>: One of our top picks for the best power banks<\/a>, this 25K brick from Anker has two built-in USB-C cables so you never have to remember to bring one with you. It has a durable build and delivers a speedy charge to all devices, and as the name implies, it can handle powering up items as big as a laptop.<\/p>\n

Google Pixel 10 smartphone + $100 Amazon gift card for $799 ($100 off):<\/a> More of a pre-order<\/a> deal than a Labor Day deal, this bundle includes a free gift card when you order the latest Google Pixel phone in advance. You’ll find different gift card deals at Amazon<\/a> depending on which phone you go with: the Pixel 10 Pro<\/a> and Pro XL<\/a> have a $200 gift cards included, while the Pixel 10 Pro Fold<\/a> comes with a free $300 gift card.<\/p>\n

Amazon Kindle Colorsoft (16GB) for $220 ($30 off):<\/a> This is the latest version of Amazon’s color ereader that has half of the storage of the original model, but otherwise functions the same. That makes it a little cheaper to start off, but you’re still getting a 7-inch color e-paper display, full access to the Kindle shop and a waterproof design. We also appreciate that the Colorsoft comes with no lockscreen ads by default.<\/p>\n

Amazon Kindle (16GB) for $90 (18 percent off):<\/a> The latest entry-level Kindle has a lightweight, compact design, a six-inch screen with adjustable front light, up to six weeks of battery life and gives you access to the entire Kindle ebook store.<\/p>\n

Blink Outdoor 4 security cameras (3 camera system) for $100 (47 percent off):<\/a> Some of our favorite security cameras<\/a>, Blink Outdoor 4 devices support 1080p video, two-way talk, motion alerts and night vision. The most convenient thing about these is that they’re totally wireless and run on AA batteries that can last up to two years before you need to replace them. That combined with their weather-proof design allows you to place them both inside and outside.<\/p>\n

ESPN Unlimited with Disney+ and Hulu (with ads) for $30\/month ($6\/month off):<\/a> ESPN\u2019s new streaming service is officially available now, and new subscribers can get Disney+ and Hulu included for one year when they sign up. The regular price of the new ESPN Unlimited plan<\/a> is $30 per month, but this bundle offer throws in Disney+ and Hulu (with ads) for one year at no extra cost. If you want to break it down, you\u2019re essentially getting each of the three services for $10 monthly with this offer.<\/p>\n

NordVPN deal \u2014 Get up to 77 percent off two-year plans:<\/a> Most of NordVPN’s<\/a> two-year plans are on sale right now. You’ll get 77 percent off the Prime tier, bringing the price down to $189 for 27 months of service (Nord throws in an extra three months for free). Arguably the best plan for most people is the Plus tier, which is 73 percent off and down to $108 for the 27-month term.<\/p>\n

MasterClass deal \u2014 Get 50 percent off one-year subscriptions:<\/a> You can sign up for one year of MasterClass access for as low as $5 per month thanks to this sale that runs through September 1. A subscription lets you watch hundreds of online video classes taught by experts in their fields, and subject matter ranges from writing to cooking to sports.<\/p>\n

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