We also found deals on YouTube Premium for Google One subscribers, and $40 off Razer’s new ergonomic keyboard.
We also found deals on YouTube Premium for Google One subscribers, and $40 off Razer’s new ergonomic keyboard.
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Woot is making it more affordable to own a frozen drink machine. Ninja’s Slushi that has an 88-ounce container for storing your ice-cold creations is down to $184.99 at Woot, which is a whopping 47 percent off its list price. The Slushi requires no ice, just the liquid of your choosing and a little time for it to transform into a thick, yet pourable slurry that will stay frozen in the machine for up to 12 hours.
$185
The Slushi is great for parties, since you can craft plenty of alcohol-infused (or non-alcoholic) delights with it. The machine can just as easily be used just to make the day-to-day easier, whipping up frozen OJ for the morning, or a frappe so you don’t need to make a trip to the cafe. The only disclaimer with this deal is that the purchase includes a 90-day limited warranty through Woot, not a full one-year warranty from the manufacturer that you’d get by buying it at a different retailer for full price.
Some other Verge-approved deals for you
- Google recently announced a price hike for YouTube Premium that’s happening in June for current subscribers, or now for new sign-ups. To soften the blow for its loyal customers, the company is offering a promotion if you pay for the $9.99 Google One Premium 2TB tier. You’ll get an offer on this landing page to get 50 percent off the monthly cost of YouTube Premium for a year. Normally $15.99 for an individual subscription, it’s $7.99 per month for 12 months.
- Razer’s new Pro Type Ergo wireless ergonomic keyboard that it launched on March 31st is already $40 off when you add it to your cart at Amazon. Normally $189.99, you can see the price fall at checkout to $149.99. This is Razer’s first split-style keyboard that aims to alleviate hand or wrist pain that gamers (and non-gamers, if you’re just drawn to its RGB LEDs) might be experiencing from keyboards that have a traditional layout. This model includes a non-removable wrist rest, two customizable dials, macro keys, a full number pad, and it can connect via Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, or wired with a USB-C cable.
- The Fractal Scape is an awesome wireless gaming headset, especially on PC where you can easily change its sound and LED settings with a browser-based app. Its $199.99 price has been holding steady for a while, but Newegg is offering a $20 gift card when you purchase the black-colored version. I loved not only its clean design and its good sound, but also its clever (included) magnetic charging dock that has a secret garage for its USB audio transmitter. Check out our review.
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