Google Pixel Buds are steeply on sale, presumably only through the end of the day. A Google Pixel Buds discount isn't exactly difficult to come by, which is a good thing. But right now the best pairs are on sale, matching the best prices we've seen for them, thanks to Amazon Prime Day. Presumably, these deals will end when the day does or when stock runs out, so keep that in mind if you're shopping. You can also head over to our live blog, where we already shared one of these discounts hours ago--being our friend does indeed come with some benefits.

A cheaper, poppier follow-up to Nothing's superb Headphone (1), these stylish noise-canceling headphones look great and boast a full-bodied sound profile that's perfect for pop and electronic music. There's a slick app for adjusting sound profiles, battery life can hit 135 hours with ANC off, and there's even USB-C audio cable included for hi-res listening.

A cheaper, poppier follow-up to Nothing's superb Headphone (1), these stylish noise-canceling headphones look great and boast a full-bodied sound profile that's perfect for pop and electronic music. There's a slick app for adjusting sound profiles, battery life can hit 135 hours with ANC off, and there's even USB-C audio cable included for hi-res listening.

We've trawled the depths of Amazon to find the best deals on gear we've tested. Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner. This year the deals officially kick off June 23 and ru through midnight Friday, June 26, but there are already some good early deals going on. Whether you need a new laptop, an Alexa speaker, or some noise-canceling earbuds, you can shop today. Microsoft just announced an update to the Surface line, and yes, it'll be slightly faster, but it's also significantly more expensive, especially with this deal happening now.

Lots of our most-recommended headphones, power banks, and other gadgets are on sale for Memorial Day. 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.

Well, it seems like those-rumored AirPods with cameras are close to being real, according to the latest report from Mark Gurman . The new earbuds are said to use low-resolution cameras on their stalks to capture low-resolution imagery, which will ultimately be fed to Apple's long-delayed AI Siri assistant. And the more I hear about them, the more they sound like Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, just without the ability to take clear photos and videos. The camera-equipped Airpods are reportedly in Apple's design validation testing (DVT) stage, where workers are using prototypes to test their capabilities. There's no word on when we may actually see them, but according to Gurman they were initially slated to debut as early as the first half of 2026, only to be pushed back by AI Siri delays.

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Apple promises to put an AI interpreter in everyone's ears. It couldn't even help me order tamales. Earlier this week, I stopped for breakfast in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, a largely Hispanic neighborhood where street vendors sell tamales and rice pudding out of orange Gatorade coolers. I speak some Spanish, but I wanted to test out Apple's new "Live Translation" feature, which has been advertised as a sort of interpreter in your ears. I popped in my AirPods, pulled up the Translate app, and approached.

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AirPods are arguably Apple's most popular post-iPhone product, and it sounds like the company has plans to make them even more essential. Bloomberg reports that Apple is adding a live-translate feature to AirPods later this year as part of an upcoming software update. The feature sounds like it would work in a similar way to the translation feature on the Pixel Buds, only without the need to ask Google Assistant or in this case, Siri, to start listening for a specific language first. Apple's feature would reportedly automatically detect that something other than your native language is being spoken, and start converting what you're hearing into a language you understand. Pixel Buds have had live-translation since 2020, one of the few abilities that makes Google's earbuds superior to Apple's.