Eero’s best mesh Wi-Fi routers are back down to their lowest prices

If you want another chance to grab a single Eero Pro 6E for $120 off, you can get one for $179 through Eero or Amazon’s site. This is currently the company’s highest-end router that can blanket up to 2,000 square feet by itself. It also features two ethernet ports and, notably, a dedicated 6GHz band — in addition to 2.4GHz and 5GHz — that’ll let supported devices have their own channel for intensive high-bandwidth use cases. One such device that can hop aboard that 6GHz band is the new Amazon Fire TV Cube, announced yesterday, and the list of supported devices is growing. Do note, however, that my colleague Jennifer Pattison Tuohy ran into a couple issues with reliability and wireless backhaul speeds in her full review.

Given that most devices still don’t support Wi-Fi 6E, it might be wise to consider the more affordable Eero Pro 6 that supports Wi-Fi 6, and this tri-band model has two 5GHz bands and one 2.4GHz band for devices to connect to. One of these currently costs $148, and like the Pro 6E, each has two ethernet ports and can cover up to 2,000 square feet of your home. Read our review.

Speaking of Amazon, one of its announcements was that the Echo Studio smart speaker would be getting a free software update for better-sounding audio sometime in the near future (and that a white-colored Studio is coming soon). So, it might be the perfect time to get this bundle that includes an Echo Studio (normally $199.99 by itself) paired with an Echo Sub subwoofer for just $247.49. Note: this deal is only for Prime subscribers.

The Echo Studio debuted in 2019, and it’s known in the Echo family of devices for its high-end audio that can deliver music and double as a Dolby Atmos home theater speaker when paired to a Fire TV device. With the Echo Sub paired, it’ll round out the sound with some low-end bass. Read our review of the Echo Studio.

If you’re looking for a challenging game (and one that’s so good-looking it’ll immediately validate your PS5 purchase), check out the remake of Demon’s Souls. It’s included as a perk with the PlayStation Plus Extra subscription, but it’s also selling for just $34.99 in digital format directly through the PlayStation Store. That’s a great deal considering the amount of content packed into this game. It’s a modern remake of FromSoftware’s PS3 title that helped to put it on the map. It’s the precursor to games like Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and most recently, Elden Ring.

OnePlus is hosting a small discount on its Nord N20 5G midrange phone, with 5G support on T-Mobile, Google Fi, and other MVNOs like Mint Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile, and Simple Mobile. Normally $299.99, it’s down to $259.99, a deal that has been happening every week or so for the past couple of months. My colleague Allison Johnson calls the Nord N20 5G “OnePlus at its best.” Not only does it offer 5G cellular performance for a decent price but it also has other great specs, including a big 1080p OLED display, better-than-you-might-think performance, and fast wired charging. Read our review.

Apple’s Smart Folio that covers the front and back of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro (supporting third- through fifth-generation models) is $69.99 at Amazon — a $30 discount from its usual $99 price. This price applies only to the black-colored Smart Folio, not the blue or purple options.