It's the weekend, welcome to it. There are still some cool, limited-time offers that are worth highlighting, despite the lack of deals this week. After a long wait, thePixel 6A phone and thePixel Buds Pro were released. If you pre-order the Pixel 6A at either Amazon or Best Buy, you'll get a set of earbuds for free.
On Thursday, Allison Johnson published a review of the Pixel 6A. The 6.1-inch screen has a slower refresh rate than the Pixel 6 but it has the same processor. It should be able to keep up with the pace. The Pixel Buds A-Series earbuds that come free with this deal do not have active noise cancellation or wireless charging, but they sound great, even if they do not have those features. We reviewed the Buds A-Series.
You will get a set of Pixel Buds A-Series if you pre-order the Pixel 6A. On or after July 28th, be on the lookout for your delivery.
We are on the topic of new tech, but WellBot is offering a discount on the Pixel Buds Pro to anyone who writes a review. If you use the code verge15 at checkout, you will get a discount.
We are still working on our review of the Pixel Buds Pro, but they seem to have a pretty comprehensive set of features. They will be getting a device-switch trick. Since we haven't finished testing, we can't recommend them, but it's worth a try if you're interested.
We have come to expect premium wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation, transparency mode, and other high-end features. You can use the code at WellBots to save money.
The price of the Legion 5i Pro gaming laptop was my main complaint. At $1,999, it wasn't the most expensive option, but it turned out to be an amazing deal. The configuration is based on Intel.
It includes a 16 inch QHD display with a 165Hz refresh rate, one of Intel's 12th-Gen Core i7 processors, 16GB ofDDR5 memory, and a 1 terabytes of storage. It will be hard to find a faster gaming laptop at this price. You can read my review for a deeper look at it.
The Legion 5 Pro has a 16 inch panel. It has a Core i7-12700H processor from Intel and a Turing RTX 3070 from Nvidia.