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The 55 best tech deals to snag at Walmart, Target, Amazon and more this weekend — as low as $12

Moriba Cummings
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This weekend, there are so many other tech sales happening at our favorite retailers. Right now, stores like Walmart, Amazon and Target have the best tech deals covering all of the major categories shoppers are searching for.

With everything from Apple devices and space heaters to best-selling headphones, laptops and surge protectors, this weekend is the best time to shop for quality tech.

To make your shopping experience easier, we've broken down the 55 best tech deals we could find into five categories:

  • Home Tech Deals

  • Space Heater Deals

  • Surge Protector Deals

  • Headphone Deals

  • Computer, Tablet and Camera Deals

Proving how worthwhile these sales are, prices start as low as $12! If you're looking for a customer and editor-recommended multi-outlet surge protector with USB charging ports, this one from Huntkey is on sale for just $33. Also, open-window season may be over, but now is the best time to snag deals on electric insect traps. This best-selling electric Katchy Indoor Insect Trap is on sale for just $40.

Now is also the best time to snag Apple products for less. The 2021 Apple MacBook Air is on sale right now on Amazon. If you're looking for a laptop deal, this advanced Lenovo pick is 61% off and this best-selling Dell Inspiron laptop is a whopping 70% off!

Also, since it's getting chilly, now is the best time to snag an affordable space heater while it's on sale. We've rounded up a few of our favorite picks from Dreo, Lasko, Brightown, PELONIS and more.

Dyson also has some massive deals with up to $200 off some of its best-selling products.

Check out all of the best tech deals this weekend below. Keep in mind that these deals are available only for a limited time, so shop now before the prices revert.

Best Home Tech Deals

Credit: Target, Amazon
Credit: Target, Amazon

Best Space Heater Deals

Credit: Amazon
Credit: Amazon

Best Surge Protector Deals

Credit: Amazon
Credit: Amazon

Best Headphone Deals

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Credit: Amazon, Walmart

Best Computer and Tablet Deals

Credit: Amazon, Walmart
Credit: Amazon, Walmart

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