When you think of Memorial Day sales, you probably think of mattresses and other home goods. And while those items are definitely discounted, now is also a good time to purchase tech. Personally, I'm not buying anything right now unless it's discounted—and fortunately many of our top picks are. Whether you're shopping for a power bank, a new pair of headphones, or some other gadget, I've rounded up the best Memorial Day deals for your perusal. Most of these deals end at the end of the day.
Check out our buying guides for more recommendations, including the best headphones, the best laptops, and the best cheap phones. You might also want to check out our additional Memorial Day deals coverage.
Updated Monday, May 25: We've checked prices, removed expired deals, added 6 new deals, and ensured accuracy throughout.
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Sony
The Sony WH-1000XM5 have a very frustrating name, but they're the predecessor to our favorite wireless headphones, and they're still an excellent pick if you don't want to shell out for the new WH-1000XM6. They go on sale frequently, but rarely drop this low in price, which comes within $5 of their all-time low. If you're in the market for over-ear headphones, they're hard to beat. They're comfortable, portable, lightweight, and stylish, and they'll make your music sound great no matter what you like to listen to.
JBL
Our favorite Bluetooth speaker is stylish, portable, and packs surprisingly good sound for its size. Most colors are on sale this Memorial Day. Grab one in time for your next beach day or backyard cookout.
Tribit
I did not even know they made separate Bluetooth speakers for bikes, but this is the best one, according to former WIRED reviewer Parker Hall. At right around $50, I am probably going to buy this as an end-of-school gift for my teen son. —Kat Merck
Apple
We haven't seen our favorite laptop sell for less, though it has been on sale for this price for a few weeks. It's powerful, has a great battery life, and has a sleek whisper-quiet design.
Beats
These stunning earbuds fit securely, making them especially good for workouts. They play well with iOS and Android devices. They do go on sale for this price frequently, though.
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Photograph: Simon Hill
Sharge
WIRED reviewer Simon Hill ranks this as the best-looking power bank due to its ’90s throwback clear design. It reminds me of a cyberpunk Toblerone bar, but Simon reports that it packs some legitimate power with a maximum output of 170 watts, a 24,000-mAh capacity, and an IP66 rating water-resistance rating. It supports Power Delivery 3.1, Quick Charge 4.0, and PPS and can fast-charge three devices simultaneously. —Kat Merck
Sperax
Our favorite budget walking pad sells for this price frequently, but it's a solid price to pay for what you get. Especially since our previous shared walking pad deal expired!
Epicka
This fantastic travel adapter is always affordable, but it doesn't sell for less than it is right now. It's ultracompact, has a good mix of ports, and will cover you in about 200 countries.
SteelSeries
I use our top gaming headset every day. It's comfortable and lightweight, the battery lasts for days, and I can always hear everything clearly. (My teammates can hear me, too.) Read our review.
Photograph: Nena Farrell
Photograph: Nena Farrell
Photograph: Nena Farrell
HigherDose
Make sure you use the coupon code MDW2026 to get this excellent price for our favorite red light therapy hair cap. The inside is lined with 120 LED bulbs which treat your hair and scalp with red light therapy. Reviewer Nena Farrell's hairstylist noted healthier regrowth, thicker roots, and a happier scalp over the time Nena used the device. It goes on sale for holidays, but not always this low. Read our full review of the HigherDose Red Light Hat.
Anker
We think the Anker Nano 45W charger is worth its price, but not all phones can take advantage of it. If you're constantly looking for a USB-C wall charger, this option for $16 is a smart buy. The prongs fold up!
Anker
This rugged power bank is perfect for camping. It has a frankly gargantuan 90,000-mAh capacity, a built-in lantern, and more ports than is reasonable.
Photograph: Nena Farrell
Photograph: Nena Farrell
Video: Nena Farrell
Eufy
The best robot vacuum on a budget usually bounces between its full MSRP and $500. We have yet to see it go on sale for less than this. It can both mop and vacuum, and it cleans its own rolling mop and empties its own dustbin. We wish it had a longer battery life, but it can handle multi-floor mapping and has powerful suction. Read more about the tests it passed here.
Aqara
This is the best outdoor security camera for smart homes. It has rich, clear video, a built-in siren and spotlight, onboard AI, and more. It plays well with any smart home platform.
TP-Link
This has sold for less during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but the deal is still solid if you're in the market. We think this outdoor security camera offers excellent value even at full price.
Beatbot
This pool-cleaning robot can clean everything but the surface of your pool, where it'll return once it's done scrubbing the floors, walls, and waterline. Read our review.
Arlo
Our second-favorite video doorbell has crisp video, a wide field of view, solid battery life, and smart home support. Some features are locked behind a subscription that starts at $8 per month.
Photograph: Julia Forbes
Photograph: Julia Forbes
Photograph: Julia Forbes
iRestore
This gadget goes on sale relatively often, but usually for about $100 higher than it's going for right now. WIRED reviewer Julia Forbes co-tested this with her husband over the course of 16 weeks, and both of them gained thicker strands and a healthier scalp. Her husband even had his hairline start sprouting back. Read our full review here.
HP
Our favorite home office printer can handle tons of different print jobs, making it a particularly good pick if multiple people in your house often need to use a printer.
Dreo
Our favorite bedroom fan can provide mood lighting, it's super quiet, and can even be controlled via your voice.
GoPro
This action camera is easy to use and versatile. It also has a ton of additional lenses and accessories available, plus a magnetic mounting system. We just wish it were better in low light.
Photograph: Parker Hall
Review: Apple AirPods Pro 3
Review: Apple AirPods Pro 3
Apple
The AirPods Pro 3 regularly bounce between $199 and $249, so while this isn't a ridiculously good deal, now is still a better time to buy than paying full price. They work seamlessly with iOS (and still work with Android, though not-quite-seamlessly) and have fantastic noise canceling, a solid selection of eartips, and tools like heart rate sensing and live translation. If you know you want AirPods, these are the pair to get.
Nothing
We really like these tiny earbuds, which have a sleek aesthetic, decent noise canceling, and a comfortable and lightweight fit.
Bose
This deal has been around for awhile, but these earbuds have premium noise cancelation and are discounted in all five color options. They're in a class of their own.
Anker
Our favorite power bank goes on sale pretty regularly. It has a built-in display and cable and can quickly charge up to 4 devices at once.
Camp Snap
This reusable camera is super fun to use and makes a great gift or festival companion. It lets you snap pics without getting sucked into your phone.
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