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Brandon Widder

Brandon Widder

Senior Editor, E-Commerce

Senior Editor, E-Commerce

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    Brandon Widder
    Brandon Widder
    Finally, a decent sale on Victrola’s Sonos-ready turntable.

    I’ve been eyeing the Victrola Stream Onyx ever since it made its debut at CES 2023. It’s basically the same turntable as the Victrola Stream Carbon we reviewed last year but with some cheaper components, though it can still play vinyl through your entire Sonos system without the need for extra equipment.

    Right now, it’s on sale for Prime members for a (slightly more) palatable $499.99 ($100 off). Time to break out Aja.

    Victrola Stream Onyx Turntable

    [Amazon]

    Brandon Widder
    Brandon Widder
    Your next Star Wars fix is on sale for a little less.

    Nintendo’s recent blockbuster arguably overshadowed the release of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, which is a shame because Respawn’s spacefaring sequel to Fallen Order is still a great way to tide your over until the Ahsoka series lands on August 23rd.

    Thankfully, Prime members can grab the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions for $43.99 ($28 off) using the on-page coupon.

    Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

    [Amazon]

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