Best Buy Best Buy Yellow Tag Sale: Bose Audio Sunglasses $125, Google Nest Hub $65 + More Best Buy's Yellow Tag Sale is Back!
get this dealSay 'yello' to a new week of deals from Best Buy, where their Yellow Tag Sale is back with savings on the latest tech essentials from Bose, Google, Samsung and more.
We've listed a handful of this week's Top Yellow Tag Deals to give you an idea of what's on sale.
Appliances and Kitchen
- Dyson V7 Complete Cordless Stick Vacuum - $399.99 (regularly $499.99)
- Hoover WindTunnel Max Capacity Pet Upright Vacuum - $139.99 (regularly $299.99)
- Insignia Portable Air Conditioner - $329.99 (regularly $429.99)
- iRobot Roomba i8+ Wi-Fi Connected Robot Vacuum with Automatic Dirt Disposal - $799.99 (regularly $1099.99)
- KitchenAid Custom Stand Mixer, 4.5-Quart - $349.99 (regularly $499.99)
- Shark IQ Robot Self-Empty Robot Vacuum - $549.99 (regularly $675.99)
Computers and Tablets
- HP OMEN 25L Gaming Desktop with AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Processor, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 and Windows 10 - $1949.99 (regularly $2399.99)
- Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 10.1" 2-in-1 Chromebook with MediaTek Helio P60T Processor, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD and Chrome OS - $299.99 (regularly $399.99)
- Microsoft Surface Go 3 10.5" with Intel Pentium Gold 6500Y Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC and Windows 11 S - $499.99 (regularly $519.99)
Home Theatre and Audio
- Bose Frames Alto Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses - $124.99 (regularly $249.99)
- Bose Frames Rondo Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses - $124.99 (regularly $249.99)
- Jabra Elite 3 In-Ear Sound Isolating Truly Wireless Headphones - $59.99 (regularly $99.99)
- JBL 80-Watt Dolby Digital Tech Bluetooth Sound Bar - $229.99 (regularly $299.99)
- JBL Flip 6 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker - $149.99 (regularly $169.99)
Kids and Baby
- Ergobaby Omni 360 Cool Air Mesh Four Position Baby Carrier - $159.99 (regularly $229.99)
- Harmony Play & Go Complete Play Yard - $99.99 (regularly $179.99)
Peripherals and Accessories
- Blue Microphones Yeti USB Microphone - $119.99 (regularly $129.99)
- Dell 32" QHD 165Hz 2ms GTG Curved VA LED FreeSync Gaming Monitor - $399.99 (regularly $669.99)
- Elgato Cam Link 4K Game Capture - $139.99 (regularly $169.99)
- Logitech C615 HD Webcam - $39.99 (regularly $49.99)
- Razer Basilisk Ultimate 20000 DPI Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse - $119.99 (regularly $134.99)
- Samsung T7 2TB USB 3.2 External SSD - $289.99 (regularly $339.99)
- Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD - $139.99 (regularly $159.99)
- Samsung 980 Pro 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD - $214.99 (regularly $269.99)
- Seagate One Touch 4TB USB 3.0 Portable External Hard Drive - $109.99 (regularly $119.99)
- SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL Backlit Mechanical Tactile Gaming Keyboard - $49.99 (regularly $59.99)
- WD Easystore 8TB USB 3.0 Desktop External Hard Drive - $179.99 (regularly $199.99)
Smart Home
- Google Nest Cam Wire-Free Security Camera - $179.99 (regularly $239.99)
- Google Nest Hub, 2nd Generation - $64.99 (regularly $99.99)
- Google Nest Wi-Fi Smart Learning Thermostat, 3rd Generation - $278.99 (regularly $329.99)
- Google Nest Wire-Free Video Doorbell - $169.99 (regularly $239.99)
- Ring Wired Wi-Fi Video Doorbell - $67.99 (regularly $79.99)
Wearables
- Garmin vivoactive 4S 40mm GPS Smartwatch - $299.99 (regularly $399.99)
- Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 46mm Smartwatch with Extra Strap - $439.99 (regularly $469.99)
These deals are effective online and in Best Buy stores from May 20 to 26. Best Buy offers free shipping with orders over $35.00 (excluding oversized items) and free in-store/curbside pick-up with no minimum.
47 Comments
View allCan you download play store apps on gen 2?
The $40 Nest Hub
and the $10 Nest minis..
I'll still upvote because such "deals" above happen in very rare occasions.
This is a good deal for the nest hub though!
There was also the free minis with Spotify
There must be a time machine out there that I don't know about.
E.g. "I got a previous generation for $20 and used a gift card to get it for $3."
(And that info is useful info to others looking into buying one now??)
I know it's inflation, not clearance or other excuses, but if you are not in rush you get an idea.
The majority of people in a product deal thread are interested in a good deal on a product that's getable now (or soon). The Expired Deals thread is a great source for historic deals. expired-offers-f110/
Don't buy it.
You have a somewhat usable web browser, it's a recent chromium of some kind so modern sites work. But it often crashes or you'll get stuck with whatever unexpected behavior you've just discovered, which forces you to exit the browser and reenter it, if the whole system UI didn't do that already for you.
Which makes you lose anything as the browser doesn't keep history, and it doesn't even support bookmarks, or a homepage. It really is just a glorified WebView, and a thoroughly very broken one. Don't buy it. And often you'll be in there and when you load a new page the touch input in the browser will suddenly die. There's nothing actually frozen, just the webview won't respond to your finger. You can send pages from the hub to your phone, but not the other way. You have to speak with your voice to ask it nicely to please open the god damn **** browser. Because there's no **** way to get a shortcut or anything. And you need to tell it to open google, as asking it to open a browser doesn't work. The built in keyboard is junk, and doesn't support accents at all.
Don't Buy It.
The sleep tracking is actually a paid feature, with like a 10$ monthly fee or something ridiculous like that, if they ever have the balls to charge people money for this piece of trash glorified paperweight. It really would make a great paperweight tho honestly.
They've added weight so that it "feels good". Too bad the software DOESN'T EVEN SUPPORT CUTTING THE CORNERS OFF OF EVERYTHING ON THE MAIN SCREEN PROPERLY SO EVERYTIME YOU SCROLL ALL THE STUPID ROUND CORNERS ARE JUST FLASHING!! Like have they even used this piece of trash or what? AND WHY IS IT SO GOD DAMN SLOW AND LAGGY ALL THE TIME‽ Like dude, you're literally idling, can I just scroll through the home page at a something higher than 15 FPS‽
Don't buy it.
Now you're gonna ask me: "but what about the speaker". Welllll, let's talk about the speaker. It doesn't sound that bad. It's actually reasonably good.
However, in most situations, the default EQ is way too bassy. That does depend on where you put it, but in any case, you should never find that bass is lacking. However, if you know, it's like late or something and you're trying to listen to anything with the volume on the low side, this is where the cheapness of this thing really comes thru.
It's actually the hissiest thing I've ever heard, especially something that's actually brand new and it's actually supposed to be used as a speaker. The amp does go to sleep if no audio is used which is good as there's no hissing when it's not supposed to.
Don't buy it.
Woah there man, what mic? I mean seriously, what mics‽ This thing can't even hear you from when you're in bed, nevermind when you're across the room. I think it's a problem with the Google assistant, as my lenovo smart clock essential has the same issue. You can turn up the ok google sensitivity, but all that does is wake it up, and then hearing absolutely nothing of what you said.
And saying ok google is really long, annoying and obnoxious.
I've never had any trouble having my echo understand me when i yell alexa from across the house. Actually, just buy an echo device.
But don't buy this. Buy nothing. It'll save you some space on your night stand.
Oh yeah, and I forgot to add this: the google assistant is absolutely worthless. Alexa is great tho. At least for me, if your experience is backwards then... congratulations.
We switched to Alexa devices, and while I have reservations, they are at least functional. My last Google home device is my alarm clock (the 8" Lenovo device), and getting it to play a station from Tunein is almost impossible any more, as the thing just plays a random song from Youtube. The only way to get any value from these things is to have a lifetime-monthly subscription to youtube.
Another example of what a piece of shit these are is my old downstairs Google Home device. Same as the alarm, but it was almost exclusively used as a picture frame. As a joke, I thought I would set the picture frame to show only pictures containing my sister-in-law from our Google Photos (about 500 out of 70,000 photos). It took my wife a few weeks to notice, but finally she did. I tried to "undo" the limitation of showing only pictures with my sister-in-law in them, but unfortunately the setting was now gone with an update. MORE UNFORTUNATELY Google could not help me remove the setting, and now I am stuck with a device that will, FOREVER, only show pictures with my sister-in-law in them.
It sounds funny, but It's basically trashed a $120 device for us.
And if you plan to quote me, please do the entire phrase, at least!
The newer version is slightly better than Gen 1, with slightly better mics, the ability to do hand gestures in front of the screen, and I think it has some minor sleep monitoring tech too. Search (Gen 1 vs Gen 2) for all the differences. https://www.digitaltrends.com/home/goog ... s-2nd-gen/
Google Canada will sell thousands at this price.