April’s Best Chromebook Deals Give You Big Power for Budget Bucks – PCMag
Windows laptops giving you sticker shock? You can take home a Chromebook for a fraction of the price and still get everything done in style with these deep discounts.

Don’t buy the Pixel 10a for the camera, buy it for the screen – howtogeek.com
The Google Pixel 10a is fresh out of the oven, taking the fight to the iPhone 17e, which launched alongside Google’s latest budget Pixel offering. The phone is widely praised for its fantastic camera (at least in the ~$500 price segment), but the Pixel 10a is much more than just a great camera in an affordable package. It has plenty going for it, with one of its standout features being its bright, vibrant display.

Google Fi’s Flexible plan is still a good deal: Here’s how I’ve used it for the past 8 years – howtogeek.com
Google Fi Wireless—first named “Project Fi”—launched over a decade ago with a single plan. There are now four plans to choose from, but the original pay-for-what-you-use plan has stuck around. It’s still a shockingly good deal in 2026.

Save up to $200 on the two best Chromebooks on the market – chromeunboxed.com

We test a lot of Chromebooks around here, and I must say that it’s rare for a specific processor to completely change our expectations of what a Chromebook is capable of; but the MediaTek Kompanio Ultra chip has done exactly that in the past year. It manages to deliver elite multitasking performance while maintaining incredible battery life that easily pushes into the 12-to-14 hour range.

April’s Best Chromebook Deals: The Most Affordable Laptops Around from Acer, Asus, Lenovo, and More – PCMag
Chromebooks have evolved beyond the ultra-budget laptops foisted on students. New models are fast, lightweight, and surprisingly powerful, and we’ve got big discounts.

ChromeOS Flex USB Kit announced as Google partners with Back Market – FoneArena
Google has partnered with Back Market to introduce a ChromeOS Flex USB Kit, designed to help users extend the lifespan of older PCs and Macs by installing ChromeOS Flex.

I wasted years buying Ring cameras, here’s why I finally switched to Reolink – howtogeek.com
My first smart cameras were Ring cameras, and I used them for several years. The increasing subscription costs and worrying privacy issues finally made me switch to Reolink, and I wish I’d made the move much sooner.

Kasa’s Matter-compatible smart plugs are on sale for $11 a pop – The Verge

The plugs add smarts to lamps and other gadgets, and work with all major smart home platforms.

Belkin’s wireless HDMI adapter freed me from a long annoying cable when I travel – The Vere
I’ve never been comfortable logging into streaming services on a hotel or Airbnb TV. My alternative for watching our favorite shows on a big screen is traveling with a 10-foot HDMI cable and a USB-C-to-HDMI adapter for directly connecting our mobile devices to an unfamiliar TV. Belkin’s wireless HDMI adapter will let me leave that cumbersome mess at home.

Deals: Pixel 10 Pro XL up to $380 off, Pixel Buds Pro 2 up to $111 off, LG OLED TV, ASUS Vivobook 14 $200 off, more – 9to5google.com

Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by unlocked Pixel 10 Pro XL units at up to $380 off (Best Buy open-box, or $250 off new), as well as a chance to Pixel Buds Pro 2 at up to $111 off.

Best Chromebook Deal: The Editors’ Choice-Winning Acer Plus Spin 714 Is Now Marked Down by 34% – PCMag

Google Pixel 10a arrives with great hardware upgrades, no price increase – howtogeek.com
Google’s Pixel A-series has been a great choice for anyone wanting an affordable Android phone that doesn’t compromise on camera performance or software support. The Pixel 10a has now arrived, and it carries on that tradition with a few helpful enhancements.