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These AKG Headphones Are Your Subway-Cans Deal of the Day

There’s a big difference between over-ear headphones and on-ear headphones. Sure, studio-oriented cans like the Sennheiser HD 280, Audio-Technica ATH-M50, or the Sony MDR-V6 produce lovely sound, but they’re not the best option for traipsing around the city. That’s because they’re huge, heavy, and usually come with long, tangle-prone cords. To take them anywhere, you have to bring a bag along.

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That’s where the AKG K 430 comes in. AKG is a legendary Austrian audio company that makes high-end cans that aurally hang with the big boys, but this model is designed for a completely different purpose. These are portable (or “subway”) headphones, so you can leave your hardcore cans by your stereo, and take these (and decent audio) along with you. Since you’re going to be taking these on the go, there’s an iPhone-compatible remote.

The street price on this headset is usually $80 (I paid $75 for this model’s predecessor five years ago) but today both Musician’s Friend and a third-party Amazon seller is offering them for $30 shipped. In fact, the white version of these headphones is still selling for $80 on Amazon. If you’re such an audio nerd you need two pairs of nice headphones, $30 is an excellent price for your complimentary headset. [Amazon | Musician’s Friend]

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Top Deals

Dog Snuggie. Four bucks shipped. That is all. [Amazon]

AKG K 430 Foldable Headphones ($30) | Musician’s Friend via Dealcatcher | Originally $70 | Also available through Amazon


Accessories

If you think the purest form is unadorned function, you should consider making the Casio F-91W your timepiece. This is a notable wristwatch! It’s been around since 1991, it has its own Wikipedia page, and for a while owning one could get you sent to Guantanamo in the right circumstances. Oh, and it tells time. Quite well, actually. Eight bucks and change today—buying one from a store like Kmart would run you around $20 and usually Amazon charges $12. [Amazon]

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Monster Audio Video Powercenter ($26) | Amazon via Amazon | Originally $35

Microsoft Artist Series Arch Touch Wireless Mouse ($30) | Meritline via Dealmac | Originally $70 | Use coupon code MLCKW14QNL1

Thermaltake Level 10 ATX Gaming Case ($50) | Newegg via Dealnews | Originally $100 | Use coupon code EMCYTZT2784 + MIR

3TB Western Digital My Book NAS ($160) | Newegg via Storageaholic | Originally $200 | Use promo code EMCNJJF57

Seagate Backup Plus 4TB External HD ($190) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $230

Monster Home Theatre Powercenter ($191) | Amazon via Amazon | Originally $250


Miscellaneous

Today there’s a good sale on a basic burr grinder. If you know coffee snobs, you know that people can argue about the benefits of one burr grinder over another for hours. This Capresso isn’t a particularly distinguished coffee grinder—some forum folks say it’s not great for espresso—but it is an electric burr grinder for under $70. It will make your beans into uniform smaller pieces. [Amazon]

Ticket To Ride ($34.51) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $45 | Price went up then went down, then up again. Still wayyy better than buying it at a gaming shoppe

Giant Personalized Wall Graphic ($35) | Fathead via Groupon via Dealnews | Originally $70 | Jeans too

Capresso Infinity Conical Burr Grinder ($69) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $90

Weider 2980 Weight System ($342) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $400 | Free shipping on weights is the real steal here

TurboTax Sale | Amazon via Amazon

Expo Hall Pass to Macworld ($10) | Groupon via Groupon | Originally $40


Apple

32GB 5th-Gen iPod Touch ($275) | Newegg via Dealzon | Originally $300 | Use coupon code EMCYTZT2783

11″ 2011 Macbook Air ($700) | MacConnection via TechDealDigger | Originally $800

Expo Hall Pass to Macworld ($10) | Groupon via Groupon | Originally $40


Audio

A month ago a new Jambox was a good deal at $130. But if you can deal with a refurb in either black or white, you can net one for $80—that’s over half off the original price. Use the code A4C20. [All4Cellular]

Jbuds Earbuds ($8) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $15

AKG K 430 Foldable Headphones ($30) | Musician’s Friend via Dealcatcher | Originally $70 | Also available through Amazon

Refurb Jawbone Jambox ($80) | All4Cellular via Dealnews | Originally $130 | Use coupon code A4C20


Gaming

Crysis 2 for PC ($5) | Origin via Gamingaholic | Originally $20

Mortal Komba: Komplete Edition for Xbox and PS3 ($17) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $30

Turtle Beach X12 Gaming Headset ($45) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $60

Xbox 360 4GB ($170) | Tiger Direct via Dealnews | Originally $200 | $30 MIR on page, which is basically all the savings


Physical Media

Dune on DVD ($5) | Buy.com via Dealcatcher | Originally $10 | Perhaps Lynch’s finest hour

Amazon Blu-ray Sale ($7.88) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $20 | Includes Hurt Locker, District 9, Donnie Darko

Cloverfield on Blu-ray ($7.88) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $15

Citizen Kane on Blu-ray with Book ($19) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $28

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Collector’s Edition on Blu-ray, DVD ($25) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $45

Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection on Blu-ray ($80) | Amazon via Lee Taylor | Originally $130 | Dracula” (1931), “Frankenstein” (1931), “The Mummy” (1932), “The Invisible Man” (1933), “The Bride of Frankenstein” (1935), “The Wolf Man” (1941), “The Phantom of the Opera” (1943), and “The Creature from the Black Lagoon” (1955) | Thanks, Lee!

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Clothing

Today’s your last chance to get in on Amazon’s basics sale. The code BASICSLE knocks $20 off $100 and $10 off $50. What makes this sale notable is that it covers something that literally every person needs—underwear. But if you’re all set on the tighty-whitey front, you find Levi’s jeans, white Oxford-cloth button downs, and absurd American flag socks. [Amazon]

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Vans Hoodie “Off The Wall” ($26) | The-House via DoD Tracker | Originally $50

Nike Free Run+ 3 ($67) | Nike via Dealnews | Originally $100

Chippewa Rugged Handcrafted Lace-Up Boot ($85) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $136 | Another price cut, use coupon code WORKBOOT

Unionmade Sale | Unionmade via Put This On | Some really nice stuff, some really overpriced stuff

Last Day for Amazon Basics Sale | Amazon | Use coupon code BASICSLE


Dumb TV → Smart TV

Sony Blu-ray Player with Streaming Apps (ethernet only) ($68) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $100

TiVo Premiere 4 DVR ($200) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $300 | Choose Amazon on right side


Laptops

15″ Vizio + 1080p Screen + 256GB SSD ($800) | Microsoft via Laptopaholic | Originally $1100 | It’s baaaack


Desktops

Get lost.


Tablets

Used HTC Jetstream 10″ Tablet ($160) | All4Cellular via Dealnews | Originally $200 | Use coupon code A4C20

Screens

47″ LG 3D HDTV + Four Pair Glasses ($550) | Fry’s Electronics via Dealnews | Originally $700


Portables

Droid DNA with 2-Year Verizon Contract ($108) | LetsTalk via Dealnews | Originally $200 | Use coupon code TALK4TEN


Camera

Tripod + Monopod ($28) | Ebay via Ben’s Bargains | Originally $50

Matte Box Kit ($130) | Ebay via Ben’s Bargains | Originally $170


Bare Drives

1TB Western Digital Red HD ($75) | Newegg via Techbargains | Originally $100

240GB Sandisk Extreme SSD ($150) | Buy.com via Ebay via Fatwallet | Originally $200


Apps

iOS

iTerminal SSH ($0) | iTunes via iTunes | Originally $1

Trainyard ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5

Flight+ Flightboard ($2) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5

Android

Audubon Butterflies ($0) | Amazon Appstore via Fatwallet | Originally $5

Tapatalk HD ($1) | Google Play via Dealnews | Originally $5

Trainyard ($1) | Amazon Appstore via Apps-aholic | Originally $3


Mac

There are two cool free Mac apps today. Pinna is a minimal iTunes player (that lets you create a queue), and Quickfire is a video editor that was $14 yesterday.


Hobomodo

Free Redbox Movie ($0) | Redbox via Reddit | Originally $1 | Use code BREAKROOM or DVDONME or try GAMEKIDS

Free Arm & Hammer Toothpaste Sample ($0) | Arm & Hammer via Reddit | Originally $1 | Valid email required

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