Improve Your Shut-Eye With $40 Off Amazon’s Halo Rise Sleep Accessory

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Amazon Halo Rise

The Halo Rise sits on your bedside table, using a low-energy sensor and machine learning technology to automatically track the slumber of the nearest person. Wake up and the app shows the amount of time you spent in each sleep stage (REM, light, deep) the previous night, and provides a score to gauge the duration and quality of your shut-eye. The sleek accessory uses sensors to track micromovements like your chest rising and falling as you breathe; it then uses machine learning technology to translate that data into sleep stages. And while there is no camera or microphone, users may put the Halo Rise into standby mode, temporarily disabling the sensor technology.

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Dell Inspiron 13 Laptop

Dell’s 13.3-inch laptop features a 16:10 FHD+ display, four-sided narrow borders, and the latest Intel Core processors. Powered by Windows 11, this ultraportable machine weighs only 2.78 pounds, but carries a powerful 54W/hr battery for more than 11 hours of use. And when you do need to top up, ExpressCharge minimizes the time you spend tethered to a wall by juicing up to 80% in 60 minutes. An optimized thermal design with dual fans and heat pipes provide even, efficient cooling; plus, a lift hinge improves air circulation under the laptop. The device even comes with a 65W USB Type-C power adapter that’s easy to throw into a purse or backpack.

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Dyson Ball Animal 3 Upright Vacuum

The Dyson Ball Animal 3 is engineered for homes with pets and children, featuring tools that capture dust, animal hair, and ground-in dirt. Plus, new de-tangling technology automatically clears wrapped hair from the brush as it cleans. Its patented ball technology makes it easy to navigate furniture and obstacles with a turn of the wrist, while three cleaning modes let you hoover any type of floor. The vacuum, with its 50-foot reach and powerful suction, gets up high, down low, and everywhere in between.

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Anycubic Kobra 3D Printer

Anycubic’s Kobra all-in-one frame 3D printer minimizes shaking to improve quality, features a modular design for easy assembly and transport. It promises fast printing, 23-point precise auto leveling, a removable PEI spring steel platform, large printing size, and a self-developed extruder. Add to that a 4.3-inch LCD touch screen, which brings sensitive response and a bright display to the user experience. The machine stands at 19.1 by 19.1 by 16.9 inches, with a microSD card reader and optional material break detection feature.

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Alienware Aurora R15 Gaming Desktop

The revamped Alienware Aurora R15 gaming desktop promises 5% lower CPU temperatures while delivering 68% more power. Expect improved acoustics and cooling, which ultimately mean a smoother gaming experience with this 20.1-by-8.8-by-20.8-inch (HWD) machine. The R15 is powered by 13th Gen Intel Core i7 processors, Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090, and Windows 11 Home, and comes with 16GB memory and 512GB of storage. Users can also tap into a month of free Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for PC-including EA play.

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