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Tech Gadgets to Put on Your Cyber Monday Wish List

The only thing better than Black Friday? Cyber Monday, of course. You can divulge in online shopping without ever leaving the comfort of your couch — or your office — as the case may be. No lines, no panic, no problem. Just start getting your wish list in order now to avoid feeling stressed and overwhelmed on the blessed day. On that note, here are some tech gadgets worth getting excited about on Cyber Monday.

The Google Home

This is not your average speaker. More than just a wireless sound system, it uses voice activation and offers smart options as well. With its built-in Google Assistant, you can voice commands or ask questions, like “What’s the weather forecast for today?” or “Where is the nearest Starbucks?” Normally, the device costs $129, so Cyber Monday is a great time to snag a deal!

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The Samsung Galaxy S7

This smartphone is sleek and powerful, with a 12.0MP camera and the option to upgrade the memory an extra 256GB. If you’re in the market for an upgrade, treat yourself this Cyber Monday. If you think the previous generation had a winning design, the S7 made improvements to the screen, camera, and waterproofing.

The Lenovo Yoga 910 Touch-Screen Laptop

Can’t decide if you want a tablet or a laptop? Get the best of both worlds with the Lenovo Touch-Screen Laptop. Named “Yoga” for its convenient flexibility, the pliant bezel allows it to seamlessly fold between tablet and computer. Maximizing on both functionality and portability, the 14-inch display is just the right size to work, play, or watch a movie. Enjoy an Intel Core i7 processor and 8GB RAM for efficient multitasking, too.

The Fitbit Charge-2 Activity Tracker

Get proactive and motivated before setting the hackneyed New Year’s Resolution. It’s the gadget everyone’s using to get in shape, but also to live a more active lifestyle. Wear it on your wrist daily as a reminder to walk more and keep your heart rate up. It tracks calories burned and steps taken, monitors heart rate, and uses smart notifications to make the process fun and easy.

Playstation VR

We saved the best for last. Immersive gaming is the wave of the future, so start riding now. The 3D visual technology makes virtual reality entertainment a must-have right now. Retailing at $400, Cyber Monday would be the ideal time to save while you splurge. While all of the gadgets on our list are exciting, most can be written off as necessities. This is the kind of purchase that is truly for leisure. And you deserve it.

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