Best October Prime Day Satisfyer deals Best deal overall Satisfyer Pro 2 $39.66 (save $9.92) Get Deal Best runner-up deal Satisfyer Pro 3+ $36.95 (save $9) Get Deal Here's something you probably know (or maybe don't know): Amazon's Prime Day doesn't officially support deals on sexual health and wellness products. You won't see them advertised on the homepage. But that doesn't mean the deals don't exist. If you know where to look, you can still snag some "Prime Day-esque" deals on tons of great toys. SEE ALSO: When does October Prime Day end? You're running out of time to shop for Amazon deals. Now, I'm a stickler for this stuff. I usually advise against buying sex toys on Amazon due to issues with counterfeits and questionable third-party sellers. But for the final hours of Prime Day, I'm making an exception for Satisfyer. It's a legit brand with a real legacy, especially when it comes to its suction toys.Because of Amazon's category restrictions, you won't see a big "SALE" banner on Satisfyer's product pages. Instead, the brand is offering exclusive discount codes and other promotions that run through Oct. 11. Best Satisfyer deal overall Opens in a new window Credit: Satisfyer Satisfyer Pro 2 $39.66 at Amazon $49.58 Save $9.92 Get 20% off with code FALLPRIME20 Get Deal Why we like it The Satisfyer Pro 2 is designed specifically for people who prefer clitoral stimulation over penetration, using what the brand calls "Airpulse technology" to create touch-free pressure waves. So there's nothing actually touching your clitoris — it's just light, little puffs of air. (There are 11 pressure settings that can get intense quick!) With over 59,000 reviews on Amazon, the Pro 2 is a true cult classic. It's not my personal favorite (I own it in rose gold and blue; and it gets me there, but I have other toys in my arsenal that I prefer over this one), but I'm not here to yuck anyone's yum — and the sheer volume of glowing, and some totally hilarious, reviews speaks for itself. Seriously, if you need a laugh, go read them. Now through Oct. 11, you can use the code FALLPRIME20 to get 20% off and find out what all the hype is about.More Satisfyer deals to have on your radar Get 20% off with the code FALLPRIME20:Pro 2 Naughty KissPerfect KissPro 2 Gen 3 App Control Partner Box 1Pro 2 Gen 3 App Control Planet Wand-er Sexy SecretShiny PetalSpot On 3 Get 25% off with the code FALLPRIME25: Pro 2 Gen 3 Spinning Rabbit 1 Love Riot Sweet Seal 59% off applied at checkout:Rotator Plug 1+ 57% off: applied at checkout:Intensity Plug 54% off applied at checkout: Pro 2+ 53% off applied at checkout:Pro 3+50% off applied at checkout:Touch Me Buy two, get 30% off purchase:Pro to Go 2 Booty Absolute Beginners 1Mermaid Vibes Pro 2 Classic BlossomPro 2 Modern BlossomDipping Delight

SAVE $36.99: The Sony WH-CH520 headphones are down to $33 in the butter yellow color ($38 in other colorways). That's a 53% discount on the $69.99 MSRP. Opens in a new window Credit: Sony Sony WH-CH520 headphones $33 at Amazon $69.99 Save $36.99 Get Deal During July's Prime Day, I could not shut up about the butter yellow Sony WH-CH520 headphones. The color is stunning, and the $38 sale price was too good to pass up. Now, during Prime Big Deal Days, my beloved yellow headphones are down to an even lower $33. If you want to get them at this price, you'll have to act fast, though, as we're coming into the final hours of Amazon's sale, which ends at 11:59 p.m. PT on Oct. 8 (2:59 a.m. ET on Oct. 9).I, of course, bought myself a pair in July (even though I test audio products for a living and literally have five premium noise-cancelling headphones sitting in my home office). I use them as my everyday headphones when I don't care to fully block out the world. They're an awesome pair of cheap headphones that I don't have to be too precious with. (I also influenced my mom to buy the pink pair.) SEE ALSO: Long-term review: Sony's WH-CH520 are the best headphones under $50 — period Because of the on-ear design, you're not going to get superb noise cancellation (there's no ANC on these cans), but they do a surprisingly good job of passively blocking noise. I took these on a flight and was able to comfortably block out the passengers around me.I could ramble on about these, but I'll just say that three months later, I'm still stoked about my purchase, and I'm jealous of everyone who gets to buy the gorgeous butter yellow Sony headphones for even cheaper during Prime Big Deal Days.

If you’ve been lurking on Amazon during the new Prime Day sale, thinking the bargains aren't big enough, the retailer quietly dropped a ‘3 for 2’ promo that's easy to miss.Just in time for the Prime Big Deal Days sale’s final day, this is a deceptively simple offer that can lead to huge savings across books, music, DVDs, toys, and more, but there’s a little strategy involved if you want to make the most of it.This “Get 3 for the price of 2” deal at Amazon during Prime Big Deal Days is refreshingly straightforward: add three eligible items to your cart, and the cost of the cheapest one is automatically deducted at checkout; that’s in addition to any Prime Day price drops these items already have. That means if you pick up Atomic Habits (now $15.39 instead of $27), The Secret of Secrets ($22.80 instead of $38), and Regretting You ($12.95 instead of $14.95), your total will be discounted by $12.95 (the cheapest item of the three) when you hit checkout. SEE ALSO: 200+ October Prime Day deals: We found record savings on Apple, Kindle, Sony, Ninja, and Lego The catch that you need to look out for, though, is that the discount doesn’t appear until the final screen, right under your total; so don’t panic if you don’t see it upfront.Here’s how to claim in three easy steps:Add any three qualifying products to your cart (look for items sold by Amazon.com).Go to your cart and proceed to checkout.The lowest-priced item becomes free — automatically.An important tip to remember is that since Amazon always subtracts the cheapest item, stick with three products of similar price to maximize your savings. If you’re buying a bunch of things at various prices, it could be worth breaking your haul into separate groups of three (with similar-priced items in each) instead of one giant order.The best 3 for 2 deals during Prime Day Best October Prime Day 3 for 2 deals Alien [4K UHD] $16.19 ($26.99) Get Deal Deadpool & Wolverine 4K + Blu-ray + Digital $25.99 Get Deal Oppenheimer - 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital [4K UHD] $21.30 Get Deal Abbey Road Anniversary Edition $22.98 Get Deal Rumours by Fleetwood Mac (Vinyl) $24.98 Get Deal The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Double vinyl $26.97 Get Deal The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions of People Can't Stop Talking About $15.68 Get Deal Project Hail Mary: A Novel $13.98 Get Deal The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness $16.98 Get Deal This 3 for 2 offer, seeing us through the end of Prime Big Deal Days, covers thousands of items, so it’s a playground for bargain hunters who like movies, books, music, and plenty of other fun buys. Film fans, for instance, can grab Blu-Rays like Alien, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Oppenheimer — three stellar movies that are even better when you get one of them for free.Music lovers can score classics like Abbey Road by The Beatles, Rumours by Fleetwood Mac, and The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill on vinyl.For readers, the book selection is stacked as well: The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins, Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir (which is worth reading before the movie starring Ryan Gosling comes out next year), and The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt all qualify. Kids’ favorites like The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Room on the Broom are also part of the mix.Toys are in on the fun, too — with big-name brands like Lego, Hasbro, and Melissa & Doug appearing across the promotion page.Running for a limited time during Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, the 3 for 2 deal only applies to products sold directly by Amazon — so no third-party sellers — and it excludes digital content, too. As always, quantities are limited, so once a hot title sells out, it’s gone.More DVDs & Blu-Rays in the 3 for 2 dealCartoon Network: Over the Garden Wall (DVD) — $7.50The Twilight Saga: 5-Movie Collection [Blu-ray] — $10.49 $24.99 (58% off)War of the Worlds (4K UHD + Blu-ray + Digital) — $16.99 $25.99 (35% off)Alien: Romulus - 4K + Blu-ray + Digital [4K UHD] — $24.59 $40.99 (40% off)Fallout: Season One (4K Ultra HD) — $29.99 $39.98 (25% off)Alternatively, check out the full selection of DVDs & Blu-rays in the offer.More books in the 3 for 2 deal107 Days by Kamala Harris — $20.98I Love You to the Moon and Back — $3.97 $7.99 (50% off)Alchemised: #1 New York Times bestseller — $24.48 $35.00 (30% off)You can find more book deals in the 3 for 2 offer at Amazon, too. More music in the 3 for 2 dealThe Dark Side of the Moon 50th Anniversary by Pink Floyd Vinyl — $31.97Paranoid 2016 by Black Sabbath Vinyl — $18.99 $24.98 (24% off)What's The Story Morning Glory? Remastered by Oasis Vinyl — $31.99 $37.98 (16% off)Lots more CDs & vinyls in the 3 for 2 offer can be found on the deal’s category page.

SAVE $150.99: The Shark Pet Cordless vacuum is back in stock and on sale during Amazon Prime Day for $149, down from the list price of $299.99. That's a 50% discount and the lowest price ever at Amazon. Opens in a new window Credit: Shark Shark Pet Cordless vacuum $149 at Amazon $299.99 Save $150.99 Get Deal For plenty of folks, vacuuming is a dreaded chore. For those people, a robot vacuum can be a lifesaver. For others, vacuuming is kind of enjoyable. If you cannot fathom getting enjoyment out of vacuuming, perhaps you haven't yet experienced the convenience of a cordless stick model. If that's the case, or if you simply need a new vacuum, check out this incredible deal.As of Oct. 8, the Shark Pet Cordless vacuum is back in stock and on sale during Amazon Prime Day for $149, down from the list price of $299.99. That's a 50% discount that shaves a massive $150.99 off the price. It also happens to match the lowest price ever at Amazon.The Shark Pet Cordless vacuum is one of Mashable readers' favorite Prime Day deals. It was so popular that we watched it sell out at Amazon. But we're all in luck because the deal is back for the last handful of hours during October Prime Day. Will it last? Who knows, so jump on it soon if you're interested. SEE ALSO: I'm a pro vacuum tester, and all of my favorite robot vacuums are on sale for October Prime Day Getting up to 40 minutes of runtime, the Shark Pet is the perfect model for those who deal with stubborn pet hair getting stuck to furniture. But it's also awesome if you have a home full of hardwood floors and no pets. Its LED headlight is a joy for noticing and then sucking up any dust, debris, or spills, and it comes with great attachments like a crevice tool.The Shark Pet Cordless Vacuum weighs about seven pounds, so it's easy to maneuver around the house. The extra-large dust cup also adds convenience. Before the stock disappears again, snag the Shark Pet Cordless Vacuum and perhaps shift vacuuming from chores you hate to chores you don't really mind. For the sale price of $149, it's worth trying.Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

Job hunts can be murder. Literally, in the case of Park Chan-wook's upcoming film, No Other Choice.The heralded South Korean director of Oldboy, The Handmaiden, and Decision to Leave returns with a black comedy all about the perils of capitalism, and the lengths people will go to to survive in an uncaring system. SEE ALSO: 2025 fall movie preview: Every upcoming film you ought to know about Adapted from Donald E. Westlake's 1997 horror novel The Ax, No Other Choice stars Squid Game's Lee Byung-hun as Man-su. He's a happy family man with a steady job, but his whole world gets thrown into chaos when his employer abruptly lays him off. Man-su may have 25 years of job experience, but that doesn't mean much in a stagnating job market.When a solid opportunity comes along, Man-su is desperate not to miss his shot at employment. His surefire plan to get the job? Take out all the other candidates. Permanently.No Other Choice's trailer offers up morsels of Man-su's grisly murder methods, showcasing him wielding a gun, a chainsaw, and even a potted plant against the people who stand between him and a job.No Other Choice has made the festival rounds this fall, positioning it as a potential awards contender. Following its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, it played at the Toronto International Film Festival, Busan Film Festival, and New York Film Festival. It garnered positive buzz and critical acclaim out of each, and even won the inaugural International People's Choice Award at TIFF. Could Park's film make a splash come awards season?No Other Choice hits theaters Dec. 25.

SAVE UP TO $498: As of Oct. 8, every size of the Hisense Canvas art TV is on sale at Amazon for Prime Big Deal Days. The best discounts are 30% off the 55-inch Canvas and 28% off the 75-inch Canvas. Opens in a new window Credit: Hisense 55-inch through 85-inch Hisense Canvas 4K QLED Art TV Starting at $695.99 (up to 30% off) Get Deal Any time Samsung's The Frame goes on sale during a big internet sale event, it's automatically one of our favorite TV deals. But even with some sizes at 50% off for Prime Big Deal Days, I still wouldn't necessarily call The Frame budget-friendly. For everyone looking for an art TV that's even more affordable, Amazon also has the Hisense Canvas on sale. Each 2025 Hisense Canvas TV is significantly cheaper than every respective Frame TV between 55 and 85 inches. The 30% off discount on the 55-inch Canvas and the 28% discount on the 75-inch Canvas are the best deals of the bunch. Here are the exact numbers for comparison's sake:55-inch Hisense Canvas TV — $695.99 $999.99 (save $304) vs. the 55-inch Samsung The Frame on sale for $974.95 or $797.99 for the 2024 model65-inch Hisense Canvas TV — $998 $1,199.99 (save $201.99) vs. the 65-inch Samsung The Frame on sale for $1,357.99 or $1,197.96 for the 2024 model75-inch Hisense Canvas TV — $1,299.99 $1,797.99 (save $498) vs. the 75-inch Samsung The Frame on sale for $1,699.99 at Samsung, sold out at Amazon85-inch Hisense Canvas TV — $1,997.99 $2,097.99 (save $100) vs. the 85-inch Samsung The Frame on sale for $3,297.99 or $2,737.99 for the 2024 model(The Canvas doesn't come in a 43-inch model, so The Frame wins by default there.)Note that, depending on your location, certain models may show as "Temporarily out of stock" on Amazon, so if the one you want is available, it's worth jumping on it quickly.Deputy shopping editor Miller Kern has a Hisense Canvas TV hanging in a gallery wall of actual framed art, and this thing is chic. "The CanvasTV has a matte finish that makes it look less like a TV and more like a giant picture frame. It's not totally glare-proof, but it does look really nice whether the TV is on or off. The TV itself looks stupid good in a gallery wall and really does blend in with other artwork and wall hangings, especially in art mode." As a QLED TV, the Hisense Canvas will do its best work while watching or displaying in daylight. If you're upgrading from a plain ol' LED TV, you'll notice the difference in brightness and color saturation immediately. SEE ALSO: If dark scenes are too dark on your TV, play around with these settings The option for a non-Samsung art TV is great news for people who don't vibe with Samsung's... unique smart TV interface. "I'm a big fan of the TV's Google interface and find it way more intuitive and responsive than Samsung's," Miller told me.Each Hisense Canvas TV comes with an ultra-slim magnetic teak frame that you can click on or off, depending on how far you want to stray from the tech-y TV look. The included wall mount can be pushed in further than a typical TV mount, letting the TV lie flush with the wall for a more realistic framed art look.

Google chose the wrong year to focus on incremental upgrades for its flagship foldable.In the abstract, there's nothing wrong with that. There are only so many things you can do to improve phones on an annual basis, and last year's Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold was, at the time, one of the best foldables money could buy. Alas, 2025 is not 2024. This year's edition, the $1,799 Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, looks and feels nearly identical from a hardware perspective, instead focusing on AI features that may or may not wet your whistle, and don't really feel new given that they were already present in the Pixel 10. Pixel 10 Pro Fold does curry plenty of favor thanks to solid displays, long battery life, and the same Google photography magic you get with other Pixel phones. But for my money, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7's remarkably thin and light form factor makes that device much more pleasing to use. The 2025 version of the foldable fight goes to Samsung.Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Specs Big ol' screen. Credit: Joe Maldonado/Mashable Before we get into the nitty gritty details, here are the basic specs for the Pixel 10 Pro Fold:6.4-inch outer display with 1080x2364 resolution and 60-120Hz adaptive refresh rate8-inch inner display with 2076x2152 resolution and 1-120Hz adaptive refresh rateGoogle Tensor G5 chip16GB RAM256GB/512GB/1TB storage5,015mAh batteryIt's not super different from the Pixel 9 Pro Fold in these terms, but there are some differences worth noting. For starters, the 1TB storage option is new, and very welcome. I noted in my review for the Pixel 9 Pro Fold that it's bizarre for such a premium (read: expensive) device to top out at 512GB of internal storage, so I'll give Google props for addressing that. The new Tensor G5 chip is the same as the one in the other Pixel 10 phones, and we'll talk performance in a bit. Aside from that, RAM is the same and the display sizes are very similar, with the outer display being just one tenth of an inch bigger than last year's. One thing that's nice here is that both displays have 3,000 nits of peak brightness, an upgrade over the 2,700 nits you'd find in the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. It's a better device for using in sunny conditions outside because of that.The battery has also gotten a boost from 4,650mAh to 5,015mAh, but again, we'll save analysis for later. SEE ALSO: Are foldable phones worth buying in 2025? As a tech editor, I say heck yes. Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Design I don't much care for this color. Credit: Joe Maldonado/Mashable Google really didn't get very ambitious with the Pixel 10 Pro Fold's physical design, which is the source of my greatest disappointment with the device.Put simply, it looks and feels a lot like the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. At a glance, you'd barely be able to tell the two apart. It only comes in two boring colors (Moonstone and Jade), as well. It's also got the same weird silhouette as the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, where some of the corners are rounded and others are hard 90-degree angles. I actually find it sort of difficult to grip in certain circumstances; trying to use it in its folded state while lying flat on my back in bed, for instance, is a chore, as it likes to slip out of my hands. To be fair, I praised last year's model for its physical design because, at the time, it was about as thin and light as foldables got. That is no longer the case. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is remarkably svelte, coming in at 8.9mm of thickness when folded and just 4.2mm when unfolded. Pixel 10 Pro Fold, meanwhile, is 10.8mm folded and 5.2mm unfolded. That's a really serious and immediately noticeable difference. Left: The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable Right: The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable Put simply, Samsung's phone just feels a lot better to use on a moment-to-moment basis because of its form factor. What Google did here isn't bad, necessarily, but it does feel notably inferior to its main source of competition in the U.S. Aside from that, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold's displays are both very nice and good for use in a variety of situations thanks to their new boosted peak brightness. I still think an unfolded tablet-style foldable is the very best way to watch YouTube videos on the go, and that hasn't changed here. Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Performance It's perfectly usable when folded. Credit: Joe Maldonado/Mashable Put succinctly, the Tensor G5 chip powering the Pixel 10 Pro Fold does what you want it to do. This phone performs nearly flawlessly in everyday testing. Apps load quickly and it doesn't ever hitch or buckle when there's a lot going on. I also never noticed any kind of heat problems during use, so you can probably survive without putting a case on the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. You might want one just for some more interesting color options, though.Unfortunately, the Geekbench 6 app that we use for benchmarking isn't available on Pixel 10 Pro Fold at the time of publication, so we can't provide any kind of real numbers-based analysis here. But this feels like a premium handset when it comes to performance, I can promise you that.Sadly, there aren't really any revolutionary new software features this year that I could find. Pixel 10 Pro Fold has the exact same suite of AI features as the other Pixel 10 phones. That includes good and useful ones, such as live language translation during phone calls and Magic Cue, which scans your data for relevant information (such as flight info or a restaurant reservation) and surface said information when you might need it, such as during phone calls or text chats. It also includes the ones I don't like so much, such as text-based image editing and that thing where you can show objects to Gemini using the phone's camera and learn more about said object. These are not things I ever plan on using, but your mileage may vary. At any rate, these don't work any differently on Pixel 10 Pro Fold than they did on Pixel 10, so there isn't a lot else to say about them.To its credit, Pixel 10 Pro Fold does bring back all of the foldable features Google has been building out over the years, such as multitasking on the inner screen. That's eminently useful, and only becomes more-so with the ability to drag and drop things like images from one app to another. Multitasking is extremely intuitive to the point where you don't even really need a tutorial to figure it out. That said, it was that way last year, too, so this isn't necessarily novel.Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Battery life Credit: Joe Maldonado/Mashable There's one area where the Pixel 10 Pro Fold's thicker form factor benefits it versus the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, and that's battery life.Google rates this device for about 30 hours of use on a charge, and that's about what I got out of it. I actually had a pretty difficult time getting the battery to fully drain without resorting to cheap tricks like streaming video for hours at a time. When just using it as a regular phone (for web browsing, social media, and the occasional YouTube video) I was able to get more than a day's worth of use out of it. Compare that to the Z Fold 7, and Samsung looks a little worse. That phone doesn't last for more than 24 hours or so in my experience, so Google wins on battery life, if nothing else.Pixel 10 Pro Fold: CamerasAs is usually the case with Pixel phones, the cameras here are more than adequate. That said, they don't seem terribly different from last year. On top of that, they're actually a step down from the Pixel 10 Pro — a significant step down. The Pixel 10 Pro Fold doesn't support 8K video, lacks the 100x Pro Res Zoom, and has far fewer megapixels.Here are the specs:Rear cameras: 48MP wide, 10.5MP ultrawide, 10.8MP telephoto with 5x optical zoomFront camreas: Two 10MP selfie camerasIn terms of megapixels and optical zoom count, these are exactly the same as what Google provided last year. Still, they snap nice pictures anyway thanks to decent specs and Google's signature software wizardry. Being able to use the inner, unfolded display as a huge viewfinder is nice, too. Fall is finally here in NYC. Credit: Alex Perry/Mashable As always, I like the macro lens for taking close-up pictures of tiny things. But some flowers are still in bloom. Credit: Alex Perry/Mashable Night Sight is still here and still brightens up photos taken in the dark, though I don't think it's noticeably better or worse than before. No Night Sight. Credit: Alex Perry/Mashable Night Sight. Credit: Alex Perry/Mashable The 5x optical zoom lens does its job admirably well, but the 20x zoom is also pretty good, in my experience. The end results don't look overly fake or smudgy, as they often do on other phones. However, the "eye-popping" 100x zoom on the Pixel 10 Pro is missed. No zoom. Credit: Alex Perry/Mashable All the zoom. Credit: Alex Perry/Mashable Last but not least, portrait shots still look good and classy. Portrait mode is good. Credit: Alex Perry/Mashable Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Final verdictThere's nothing really wrong with the Pixel 10 Pro Fold on its merits. Taken on its own, it's basically as good as last year's phone, but with a bigger battery and a stronger chip powering it. And at $1,799, its starting price is $200 cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7. For that price, we would expect cameras more on par with the Pixel 10 Pro, which starts at $999. But $200 is frankly not a huge number when you're talking about phones that cost around $2,000. If you're going to spend that much on a flagship foldable, you might as well go for Samsung's phone just because it's so much thinner and more comfortable to use. I hate to hinge so much of my criticism on the physical form factor, but with foldables, that's kind of a big deal. I think Samsung has the foldable to beat so far this year (rumor has it the company still has a tri-fold coming soon). We'll see how it shapes up in 2026. Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, 256GB $1,799 at Amazon See It

High up on the list of things I never knew I wanted was a massive, house-sized Lego skeleton adorning my front yard for Halloween. Alan Perkins, a man (and living Halloween legend) from Olmsted Falls, Ohio, is living that dream after engineering exactly such a skeleton. Perkins' giant Lego skeleton measures over 13-feet tall. And yes, the arms articulate. This isn't actually the first time Perkins has gone viral for his Halloween displays. When it comes to Halloween decor, he has a history of doing too much.As the story goes, Perkins wanted to craft a Lego skeleton, which is available in any one of a number of Halloween-themed Lego sets, except he wanted it really big, like, 100 times bigger than what you'd get in a Lego kit. This was no easy task for Perkins, who made several custom tools for the project. SEE ALSO: Live, laugh, LifeEyes™️: How the 12-foot Home Depot skeleton became a perennial hit The full tutorial on how to build your own is available at the popular DIY website Instructables, written by Perkins. The process essentially involves custom cutting a bunch of foam shapes, fixing them together with foam spray, attaching all the various parts with wire and PVC, and then finishing the whole thing with sytroplast and a paint job. All told, the cost was around $1,700, although Perkins admits recreating it from scratch would be closer to $2,500.  Perkins is known around the Cleveland area for his lavish Halloween setups. The LEGO skeleton is his latest masterpiece, but a Facebook video of the rest of his yard shows a Halloween wonderland. Not only did Perkins wind up with arguably the coolest Halloween decoration of all time, but it also got the attention of Lego, which posted his skeleton on Instagram. It has since gone viral, accumulating more than 185,000 likes with many people asking where or how they can obtain one. In addition, Perkins has partnered with Skeletons of St. Jude, a charity event to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, along with over 650 other houses to collect donations. Visit Skeletons of St. Jude and donate if you wish. Recreating such a gem of a decoration is no easy task, but you can buy some pretty neat stuff if you don't go the DIY route. Home Depot released its Halloween lineup, which includes its cult-favorite 12-foot skeleton Skelly. It’s not a Lego skeleton, but it’s still pretty cool. Amazon’s Halloween shop is also open for business, which includes a couple of Halloween Lego sets and Nightmare Before Christmas-themed Echo Dot devices.

SAVE AT LEAST $50: The Ninja Slushi is on sale in various colorways for as low as $299 at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Ninja. It's also on sale for $279 at Costco in a larger size with two insulated cups. Opens in a new window Credit: Ninja Ninja Slushi (88 ounce) $299 at Amazon $349.99 Save $50.99 get a free $14.01 Amazon credit Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Ninja Ninja Slushi (96 ounce) with two insulated cups $279.99 at Costco $329.99 Save $50 Get Deal Ninja makes some of our favorite kitchen appliances, and Prime Day offers a great opportunity to snag a nice discount. With the holidays approaching, now is the perfect time to make kitchen upgrades that'll help make food prep easier and quicker. One of our favorite Ninja appliances is on sale today, and while it's definitely not an essential buy, it does produce an instant boost of joy.As of Oct. 8, the Ninja Slushi is on sale for as low as $299 at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Ninja. That'll save you at least $50, depending on your preferred colorway. The Amazon deal has a slight leg up compared to the other retailers because Amazon is tossing in a free $14.01 Amazon credit after your item ships. The $299 sale price is the lowest we've ever spotted at Amazon, and it's made even better with the free Amazon credit.If you're a Costco member, you can snag a larger Ninja Slushi with two free insulated cups for only $279, which is also a $50 discount compared to the Costco list price of $329.99. The Ninja Slushi allows you to turn practically any drink into a frozen delight at home. No more midnight trips to the convenience store because you can have on-demand cola slushies on your countertop. SEE ALSO: Ninja's best kitchen gadgets are on sale for Prime Day, Slushi and Creami included Mashable Senior Shopping Reporter Leah Stodart tested the Ninja Slushi and was left impressed by its versatility. "My first endeavor was frosé, following the exact recipe in the Ninja booklet: literally just rosé, juice, and a little bit of simple syrup. It was so easy, so quick, and so damn good — just like the overpriced ones at the bar."The Ninja Slushi won't help bake the turkey this holiday season, but it can sure help with keeping guests hydrated with frozen treats. The Slushi comes with five preset settings, including slush, spiked slush, frappe, milkshake, and frozen juice, so there's something suitable for every gathering.While it's on sale for a record-low price, snag the Ninja Slushi from the retailer of your choice. It could even make for the best Christmas gift of the year if you're feeling generous. Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

SAVE $18: As of Oct. 8, get the Target-exclusive Lego Botanicals Evergreen Collector's Set for $41.99, down from its usual price of $59.99. That's a discount of 30%. Opens in a new window Credit: Target Lego Botanicals Evergreen Collector's Set $41.99 at Target $59.99 Save $18 Get Deal Prime Day may be happening at Amazon right now, but that isn't stopping other retailers from holding their own sales on all sorts of different items. Case in point: Target has a selection of deals via Target Circle Week that you can shop right now, including a great deal on an exclusive Lego set that you can only buy at the Bullseye-laden retailer. As of Oct. 8, get the Lego Botanicals Evergreen Collector's Set for $41.99 at Target, down from its usual price of $59.99. That's $18 off and a discount of 30%. SEE ALSO: October Prime Day 2025: Live updates on the top deals This unique set can't be bought through Amazon or the Lego store, and it comes with two unique flower designs: Lucky Bamboo and Mini Orchid. The set contains 599 pieces and is meant to look as realistic as possible for display in your home, office, or wherever you want to show off your hard work. That's 325 pieces for the bamboo and 274 for the orchid. The bamboo stands over 11 inches tall, while the orchid stands at 10 inches tall. These detailed builds are meant for adult collectors, but the whole family can join in on putting them together. If you're interested in adding some pops of color via greenery to your home or just want to expand your Lego collection, now's a good time to buy, especially since you won't be seeing these elsewhere.

Save $149.99: For the second day of October Prime Day, the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones are just one cent away from their lowest price ever at $250. That nets you a total savings of 37% on their $399.99 list price. Sony WH-1000XM5 $298 at Amazon $399.99 Save $101.99 Get Deal As one of Mashable's resident headphones experts, I've been keeping my eyes peeled this October Prime Day for the best noise-cancelling headphones deals, and on day two, I spotted a strong contender for the top spot.The Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones dropped down to $250 at Amazon as of Oct. 8, beating their day one price by $48, and putting them just a cent away from their lowest price ever. At full price, these headphones run you $399.99, making this a whopping $149.99 discount.It's not just the sheer size of the dollar amount that makes this one of the best deals I've seen from Prime Big Deal Days, though. Typically, these headphones do go on sale during shopping holidays, but hover around that aforementioned $298 price point. In fact, the last time we saw them hit the $249.99 price point was back in March. SEE ALSO: Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones review: New design and improved sound quality Then, there's the fact that even when I compared them head-to-head, I found the Sony WH-1000XM5 held up to their newer counterpart, the Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones. (Those are also on sale for October Prime Day, but for a much for modest $20 off, putting them at $428). The design is nearly identical, minus the folding ear cups and a couple of on-ear controls. The sound quality is slightly warmer and fuller on the XM6, but the XM5s still give some of the best sound on the market. The noise-cancelling power is about the same, as is the battery life.In other words, you can get a pair of premium headphones for about $200 less than the price of most newer options on the market, making this WH-1000XM5 deal worth checking out this fall Prime Day.

Did you know Taryn Delanie Smith does the voice of Tammy — one of the characters in her comedic sketches — with her real, actual voice and not by using a filter?It's one of the many details we discovered about the content creator during a video interview celebrating her place on Mashable 101's list of impactful influencers. The comedian sat down with us to chat about the unlikely journey that took her from a West Seattle-raised U.S. diplomat hopeful to Miss New York and one of the internet’s most beloved voices. With more than 1.1 million followers on Instagram and 1.6 million followers on TikTok — not to mention the podcast she co-hosts with her best friend Tiffani Singleton, We're Your Girls  — she's building a world defined by humor and empathy. SEE ALSO: How Taryn Delanie Smith makes heaven feel like home She tells us about the moment her second-ever TikTok video exploded overnight, the parts of the internet worth remembering forever, and what she hopes the digital world will look like ten years from now.

SAVE 25%: The Apple Watch Ultra 2 (GPS + Cellular) is on sale for $599.99 at Target, down from the normal price of $799.99. That's a savings of $200. Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple Watch Ultra 2 (GPS + Cellular) $599.99 at Target $799.99 Save $200 Get Deal We're down to the final hours of Amazon's October Prime Day event. Like always, the other retailers are in on the discounts too, and Target is showing up big time. If you've been eyeing the most durable and adventurous Apple Watch, check out this deal.As of Oct. 8, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 (GPS + Cellular) is on sale at Target for $599.99, marked down from the standard price of $799.99. That's a savings of $200. It beats the Amazon Prime Day sale price of $649. To snag this deal, you'll need to be a Target Circle member, which is free to join.Just last month, Apple unveiled the new Apple Watch Ultra 3, which means it's time to score great sale prices on the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Just because there's a new model doesn't mean the older model is useless. In fact, there's still plenty to love about the Apple Watch Ultra 2, and some specs match the new model. Both are made with a super durable titanium case, for example, and they both reach peak brightness of 3,000 nits. SEE ALSO: 25 Apple products are on sale for record lows this October Prime Day Battery life on the new Apple Watch Ultra 3 will be a bit more impressive, but for today's sale price, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 is a great option. The Ultra 3 is selling for $799, so snagging the perfectly capable Ultra 2 for about $200 less is a smart move.While Amazon has tons of great tech deals during Prime Day, you'll want to hop over to Target to score the best price on the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Happy adventuring!Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

SAVE UP TO 31%: As of Oct. 8, save up to 31% on Ruggable rugs and doormats at Amazon. Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Up to 31% off Ruggable rugs and doormats Get Deal Looking to spruce up your home with some new decor? Prime Day is the best time to do it, with tons of discounts across multiple categories at Amazon and more going live every minute. One in particular that you won't want to miss? Ruggable's rug and doormat sale at Amazon. Every single Ruggable product is now on sale for up to 31% off, so it's time to high-tail it over to Amazon and see what you can find. As of Oct. 8, save up to 31% on Ruggable rugs and doormats at Amazon. There's no promo code required. Just choose the rugs or doormats you like best and check out. The discount will automatically be applied. SEE ALSO: October Prime Day 2025: Live updates on the top deals Ruggable is known for its washable rugs, which are typically premium, medium-pile options that come in several different designs and colors. According to Mashable's RJ Andersen, who took one for a spin, they're "soft and easy to keep clean, even with two dogs.""If you’re looking for an attractive, durable, and washable rug that will see a lot of action? The price of a Ruggable might be worth it," wrote Andersen. There's plenty to choose from, including runners for your hallways, area rugs, smaller options for the kitchen, and more. So no matter what you're looking for, you should be able to find something that fits your tastes. But the sale likely won't stick around after the Prime Day sale ends tonight (Oct. 8), so be sure to snag yours while you can and give your home a soft, plush carpeting (at least in one area) makeover.

If you're on a budget and things look bleak in the relationship department, don't panic. You don't need to shell out hundreds to find a genuine connection. There are dating apps you can use for free — so you can meet a partner with potential without shelling out cash up front.Yes, dating itself will cost you between the commute, the drinks, and the time, but why should dating apps eat at your wallet? You don't have to resort to dating an AI to save money. Simply use a dating app's free tier. The good news is, the most popular apps are free to use — no credit card required. SEE ALSO: The best hookup apps, reviewed: I swiped until my thumb hurt (And you shouldn't have to pay someone to keep talking to you either. If you're being pressured to, you might be involved in a romance scam.) What dating apps are completely free?Mainstream dating apps like Tinder, OkCupid, Grindr, and Hinge all have robust free membership tiers that compete with paid subscriptions. Some free, more niche dating apps, like Archer and Lex, are also worth checking out. It just depends on what you're looking for and how much work you're willing to put in to get it.These days, some people argue that big-name dating apps (read: Match Group apps, such as Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge) are all the same and have formed a single, amorphous dating platform. However, these apps still have distinct differences between them, as you can see below. And even though a lot of daters want to meet someone IRL, let's face it: Dating apps aren't going anywhere. Whether you're an introvert, a college student, or just looking for some steamy sexting action, we've got you covered.Below, find our top picks for the best free dating apps. Use them to find your forever partner, a casual encounter, or something in between — all without paying a dime.Note: All the free dating sites listed below offer a free membership option that allows you to talk and match with people at no cost. Though most offer paid premium memberships, these aren't apps like Match or eharmony, where you need to pay to match or chat with other users. Featured Video For You These dating sites and apps are perfect for people on a budget

President Donald Trump’s obsession with social media is so notorious that it has its own Wikipedia page. But since his return to the White House, that fixation has seeped into the highest levels of government, with cabinet officials adopting his combative style and reshaping how public servants behave online.Consider Vice President JD Vance, who shrugged off war crime accusations after Trump authorized an extrajudicial strike on a Venezuelan fishing boat by posting on X that, "I don’t give a shit what you call it." Or the official DHS X account, which now floods timelines with seemingly AI-generated 4chan memes and WWII-style recruitment posters for ICE — including one featuring the Statue of Liberty with glowing laser eyes. FCC Chair Brendan Carr recently blasted Democrats on X for "weaponizing government to silence dissent" after a California senator suggested breaking up Sinclair Broadcasting — days after Carr appeared on a podcast threatening Disney, ABC, and local affiliates with regulatory action over Jimmy Kimmel’s comment about Charlie Kirk.Meanwhile, FBI Director Kash Patel called MSNBC "an ass clown factory" on X after the network noted that the DOJ prohibits perp walks — a detail only mentioned because a bureau agent had been allegedly suspended for refusing to stage one with former FBI director James Comey. Patel also recently faced criticism for his behavior on X following the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk; hours after the killing, Patel stated a suspect was in custody, only to post a follow-up 90 minutes later announcing the suspect was released. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem took to X recently to accuse Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson of sheltering and protecting "criminal illegal alien gangbangers." That's a disturbingly racist choice of words to put out into the world, especially from the nation’s top domestic security official.This isn’t fringe behavior anymore. In Trump’s second term, hostile and dehumanizing social media posts are a regular occurrence. Whether the incendiary posting is official policy or simply "flooding the zone," a deliberate tactic of overwhelming the public with constant outrage and noise so that no single scandal can stick, is anyone's guess. "To paraphrase Truman, the buck stops with the president," Ryan Geddie, a political analyst and YouTuber from Texas, said in an email to Mashable. "[Trump's] behavior on social media over the last decade has given everyone in the administration — down to whoever’s running the DHS X account — license to go more radical online."In addition to following Trump's lead, Geddie also believes the hostile posting is not just for Trump's eyes but for conservative media audiences as well. "[Trump's cabinet] rightly or wrongly equate these audiences with conservative voters in general. Their social media personas are driven almost entirely by what they imagine these groups will enjoy," Geddie said.The rise of influencer creep in politicsPart of the Trump administration's online behavior may also be an extension of "influencer creep," said Sophie Bishop, an associate professor at The University of Leeds and feminist media researcher. The term, coined by Bishop, describes how the relentless self-branding and content-churning logic of influencer culture has bled into other professions — journalism, academia, and now, apparently, the federal government. It’s not hard to see why: Several of Trump’s most powerful cabinet officials built their careers not in law or public service, but in broadcasting, podcasting, and cable news.Both Patel and Dan Bongino, the Deputy Director of the FBI, came from podcasting — Patel as a part-time podcast guest host for former Trump Chief of Staff Steve Bannon and Bongino as one of the most prominent pro-Trump influencers online. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spent seven years on Fox & Friends Weekend. Jeanine Pirro, once a nightly Fox News firebrand, now serves as U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia. Kimberly Guilfoyle, former co-host of The Five, is the ambassador to Greece. Sean Duffy, a former Real World cast member and Fox Business co-host, runs the Department of Transportation. And Tulsi Gabbard, who signed on as a Fox News contributor in 2022, is now the Director of National Intelligence. Together, these individuals have millions of social media followers, and as any good influencer knows, they must be constantly fed."The kind of online persona building used by the Trump cabinet is just one piece of the puzzle," Bishop said in an email to Mashable. "Influencer creep accelerates the more divisive or sensationalist elements of political speech because extreme moments and soundbites are algorithmically rewarded with attention." This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. "[Trump officials] have time to do this because Trump and his administration see being a headline-generating media personality as an important part of the job description," Geddie says. "Certainly, they have better things to do."As for the official White House and DHS accounts — both run by anonymous staffers — Geddie says the explanation for their posts may lie in GOP staffer culture itself."If we’re talking about social media specifically, I think an under-examined angle is the connection between the online right and the GOP staffer class," Geddie says. "There’s been reporting about how figures like Bronze Age Pervert, [Curtis] Yarvin, and the flood of pseudonymous X accounts are shaping young GOP staffers — and that lines up with what I’ve seen talking to young Republicans."Who exactly is behind those official social media accounts — known for churning out memes and AI-generated images of crying detainees — remains an open question. When Mother Jones reporter Anna Merlan tried to find out, the White House ignored her request. DHS, meanwhile, replied with an email declaring that "the American people can no longer rely on journalists like Anna Merlin [sic]" before laying into former President Joe Biden and claiming "American daughters were raped and murdered by illegal aliens" under his watch. That email's verbiage is strikingly similar to DHS's pinned post on its X account: "America has been invaded by criminals and predators. We need YOU to get them out." This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. This article reflects the opinion of the writer.

Apple is bringing Slide Over back to the iPad.The feature allows iPad users to quickly slide an app in and out of the side of the screen. For non-iPad users, it essentially works the same as minimizing and maximizing an app or window on a Mac. Many iPad users utilize Slide Over for multitasking, quickly opening and closing an app to make room for other tasks without actually leaving the app. SEE ALSO: Review: iPadOS 26 finally made me an iPad person However, when the new iPadOS 26 launched in September, Apple removed a few multitasking features, such as Split View and Slider Over. The reason was simple enough: iPadOS 26 introduces a whole new way to manage apps with its windowing system.Multitasking options like Split View were no longer necessary, as the windowing system provides an even better alternative. Users can still view two app windows simultaneously side-by-side.Yet, nothing in the new iPadOS 26 update acted as a replacement for Slide Over. Apple must have heard from enough iPad users who missed the feature, as it has since returned in the beta version of iPadOS 26.1.Slide Over is now directly integrated within iPadOS 26's new windowing system. Users will also be able to resize the app window. However, the newly reintroduced Slide Over has one drawback: It currently only works with one app at a time.Maybe Apple will reintroduce the ability to switch between multiple apps in Slide Over in future beta versions, too.

The holidays will be here before you know it. With Amazon's October Prime Day soon coming to a close, now might just be the time to get a jump on your shopping. We've got a live blog on all the best deals to find a gift for even the most particular loved one. But we've also gone ahead and collected some of the best Christmas/holiday gifts that are on sale right now for Prime Big Deal Days. Nothing Watch 3 Pro Opens in a new window Credit: Nothing Nothing Watch 3 Pro $79 at Amazon $99 Save $20 Get Deal Nothing's smartwatch is on sale for Prime Day, marked down to $79, which is a 20% discount on its usual price. The Watch 3 Pro has enough bells and whistles — fitness tracking, ChatGPT integration, sleep monitoring, to name a few — while remaining relatively straightforward. It'd be a nice gift for any fitness enthusiast in your life. TonieBox Opens in a new window Credit: TonieBox Toniebox 1 audio player starter set with playtime puppy $69.99 at Amazon $99.99 Save $30 Get Deal The TonieBox could be the perfect, cute speaker for the kid in your life. It's deliberately simple and cuddly, while also featuring the "Tonie" characters that sit atop the speaker and tell different stories, introducing kids to characters. Reviewers and their children at Mashable really loved the TonieBox. Bose QuietComfort headphones Opens in a new window Credit: Bose Bose QuietComfort bluetooth headphones $199 at Amazon $349 Save $150 Get Deal The Bose QuietComfort headphones are Mashable tested and approved. I can personally attest to their quality — I wear mine pretty much the entire workday. Right now, the Bose QuietComfort, over-ear headphones are 43% off for Prime Day. You can snag a pair for $199, down from its usual $349 price tag. KitchenAid stand mixer Opens in a new window Credit: KitchenAid KitchenAid stand mixer $379 at Amazon $499.99 Save $120.99 Get Deal Yes, this is a pricey gift. But it is a gift for life, and the cook in your life will greatly appreciate it. KitchenAid is pretty much the standard in stand mixers. You can get one on Prime Day for $379, which is $120 in savings. Anybody who spends significant time in the kitchen will get use out of this gift, but bakers, especially, would appreciate the time-saving capabilities offered by a KitchenAid. Tile trackers Opens in a new window Credit: Tile Tile trackers $57.99 at Amazon $83.99 Save $26.00 Get Deal As a person who misplaces everything, Tile trackers could be the perfect stocking stuffer. During October Prime Day, a four-pack of the popular trackers is on sale for $57.99, marked down from $83.99. You can help a loved one never lose their stuff again. iPad, A16 chip, 11-inch Model Opens in a new window Credit: Apple iPad A16 chip, 11-inch Model $279 at Amazon $349 Save $70 Get Deal Who couldn't use an iPad? Now might be the time to get one — the 11-inch model with an A16 chip is on sale for $279 for Prime Day. That's a 20% markdown. Reviewers at Mashable called it "a great entry-level tablet" that's designed "for someone who wants a portable screen for streaming, playing games, and reading." I'd argue that's how most folks use their iPad, meaning this would make a great gift. Otium headphones Opens in a new window Credit: Otium Otium bluetooth earbuds $15.99 at Amazon $19.99 Save $4.00 Get Deal Are these the best headphones? Nope, not even close. Are they reliable and nearly indestructible? Yes. And on sale for $15.99, they're perfect stocking stuffers for the runner or gym rat in your life. I've written about previous iterations of similar headphones, and they're pretty much all I've worn for running or walking for over five years. These headphones have gotten me through multiple marathons, survived the washing machine, and been drenched with rain. They're also inexpensive, so should you lose them, it's not the end of the world.Cuisinart air fryer, toaster oven Opens in a new window Credit: CuisinArt Cuisinart air fryer toaster oven with grill $99.99 at Amazon $219.55 Save $119.56 Get Deal Cuisinart is a reliable, trusted kitchen brand, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a better deal on an air fryer/toaster oven than this model on sale for $99.99. That's a 55% markdown from its typical $219.55 list price. It can do pretty much anything the home cook needs: air fry, toast, bake, broil, or keep a dish warm. It'd be a welcome gift for your cheffiest loved one.

SAVE $24.50: The CMF Buds 2 are on sale at Amazon for only $24.50, down from the list price of $49. That's a 50% discount and the lowest we've ever seen. Opens in a new window Credit: CMF CMF Buds 2 $24.50 at Amazon $49 Save $24.50 Get Deal A good pair of earbuds is like a security blanket. They get packed along on every outing, accompany us while traveling, and help lull us to sleep when the neighbors are moving furniture in the middle of the night. Perhaps the only problem with earbuds is that they're small, and that makes them incredibly easy to lose. If your earbuds tend to go missing, replace those lost with this great deal during October Prime Day.As of Oct. 8, the CMF Buds 2 are on sale for only $24.50 at Amazon, marked down from the normal price of $49. That's a 50% discount, saving you $24.50 on each pair. Since this is an all-time low price, it's worth considering buying a few pairs.There's a delicate balance between affordability and quality, and CMF by Nothing aims to hit that sweet spot. The Buds 2 launched just this year, and they come with a massive 55 hours of playtime. Pair that long battery life with the buds' active noise cancellation, and you're in great shape for holiday travel. A 10-minute recharge will earn you another 7.5 hours of playtime. SEE ALSO: These October Prime Day earbuds deals are giving the July sale a run for its money CMF also added water and dust resistance to the Buds 2, so they'll be just fine on a sweaty run or if you get caught in the rain while walking the dog. The sale price of $24.50 applies to all colorways, so you can grab that beautiful light green option.Keep in mind, this is a lightning deal during Prime Day, and it's exclusive to Amazon Prime members. Lightning deals tend to sell out in a flash (the light orange colorway is already sold out at the discounted price), so hop on this soon if you're interested. Snag a pair for your work bag, one for the nightstand, and a few for stocking stuffers in December.Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

SAVE UP TO $20: On Oct. 8, Target Circle members can score Fandango at Home gift cards for 20% off. The $25, $50, and $100 digital and physical gift card options are all discounted, knocking their prices down to $20, $40, and $80, respectively. Fandango at Home gift card deals: Fandango at Home $25 gift card $20 (save $5) Get Deal Fandango at Home $50 gift card $40 (save $10) Get Deal Fandango at Home $100 gift card $80 (save $20) Get Deal Sometimes waiting for movies to hit streaming services can take longer than you think. If you're impatient and want to watch the latest films straight from the theater, digital on-demand services like Fandango at Home let you rent or purchase them before they make their streaming debut. And thanks to this Target Circle gift card deal, you can get more movies for less. Target Circle Week is still in full swing through Oct. 11, but today only (Oct. 8), Target Circle members can score Fandango at Home gift cards (digital or physical) for 20% off. That means you can get a $100 gift card for only $80, a $50 gift card for $40, or a $25 gift card for $20. Sure, you can grab these gift cards as actual gifts for someone else, but nothing is stopping you from pocketing them for yourself. If you're not a Circle member, it's free to join — just enter your email address and some other details, and you're ready to go.These gift cards can be used on over 250,000 movies and shows on the Fandango at Home website. That includes hot new releases like Freakier Friday, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Weapons, and The Conjuring: Last Rites, as well as classic titles like Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and The Sound of Music. You can use your gift card credit for both rentals and purchases. Of course, if you choose to rent, you're a bit more limited. You'll get 30 days to watch the rented movie, but only 48 hours or so to finish it once you begin, depending on the title. With some movies retailing for as low as $5, you could potentially add dozens to your digital library for significantly less with these gift card deals.