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\nFriday\u2019s Best Deals| Kinja Deals It\u2019s January 1, and we at Kinja Deals are here to bring you the top 10 deals of the day. Grab a massive discount on the Echo Dot. Embrace the new technological age with the iRobot Roomba i6+. And start the new year off right with the Tarte Fall Feels Eye & Cheek Palette. If you\u2019re still craving more deals, take a peek at Friday\u2019s best deals overall. Normally this would be the time of year where I\u2019d buy new towels for my cousin who stays with me when she visits from England or for my old roommate who crashes on the sofa on her way up to Boston. But alas, no towels are purchased for them this year. No holiday guests in 2020. However, this Macy\u2019s sale is so good I\u2019m just going to toss out the old and welcome the new. The Martha Stewart Collection of Quick Dry Towels are just $6 and the hand towels are $5. So you can have a set for only $11. They come in 10 colors so you\u2019re sure to find the right hues to blend with your bathroom decor and add a touch of class. Each towel is made of cozy machine washable cotton and guaranteed to be cozy after a nice hot shower. This is because one side reverses to a solid terry cloth material. The bath towels are a standard 27″ x 52″. Act fast because these will not last. Free shipping on orders over $25. This sale ends on Sunday. This deal was originally published by Sheilah Villari. Cariuma is a company definitely making waves in the sustainability space. They\u2019re dedicated to fighting against wasteful practices that are rampant in the fashion industry. David and Fernando, the founders, wanted to bring all that to the sneaker game and to create thoughtfully made shoes with cool comfort. Good-looking kicks consciously created with classic styles. The company partnered again with color giants Pantone to release their hues for 2021 and it\u2019s got classic casual written all over it. They all run under $100. The low tops come in the shades of this new year: Ultimate Gray and Illuminating. These are sharp shoes and you\u2019ll turn heads for sure and take a step towards more eco-conscious shopping. I have a pair of Cariuma sneakers and love them. The color is striking and I always get compliments when I wear them out. They are a bit heavier but once you get used to them you\u2019ll be just as stylish. These are pre-order and will ship for free in February. This deal was originally published by Sheilah Villari. In his roundup of the best VPNs at Gizmodo, Andrew Couts called NordVPN \u201cfast and easy to use,\u201d citing accessibility and affordability as reasons to subscribe. Though it\u2019s almost always marked down from its $287 list price, the 2-year plan is nonetheless the cheapest option to get started with the service and continue using it long-term. For a limited time only, though, it\u2019s not only 68% off, bringing your total to just $89 for 730 days, but it also comes with an extra 3 months, a blessing from the Nordic gods, through January 5. Couts says in his abbreviated review: But NordVPN isn\u2019t without its downsides. \u201c…some researchers have found that it sends your email address and Google Ad ID to a marketing company when you register through the Android app and contains some trackers,\u201d Couts explained. \u201cAnother downside is that some of NordVPN\u2019s servers are rented, which means another company you need to trust is in the mix. And yes, one of those servers got hacked in 2018.\u201d Still, if you want one of the most reliable VPN clients, with the budget to support its robust infrastructure, you can\u2019t go wrong with NordVPN. Plus, with availability on virtually every platform imaginable\u2014from macOS to Android TV\u2014it\u2019s equal parts ubiquitous and acclaimed. Endorsed by PCMag, Wired, CNET, Business Insider, and more, it may be time to board the Nord hype train if you\u2019re somehow unwedded to a VPN already. This deal was originally published by Gabe Carey. It\u2019s 2021 my dudes, and Bezos is back to line his pockets with another year of deals on Amazon\u2019s own devices. For a limited time, you can talk to Alexa on your choice of the latest Echo Dot Kids Edition (or the regular Echo Dot if you hate fun), the 4th Gen standard Echo, the 3rd Gen Echo Dot, the Echo Auto, the Echo Show 5, and the Echo Show 8 if you\u2019re so inclined, for up to 60% off the sticker prices. That\u2019s right, whether you\u2019re looking to add smart features to your car or adorn your nightstand with a friggin\u2019 sweet tiger, uhh, for the kids, you can\u2019t go wrong with an Amazon Echo smart speaker. In her review of the 2020 upgrade, Gizmodo\u2019s Victoria Song had this to say: As for the $30 Echo Dot 4th Gen in particular, you can save $50 off the original list price when you buy two at once. Especially if you\u2019re planning to set up a smart home system around the whole house, with a smart speaker in every room, it\u2019s worth entering the promo code DOT2PACK at checkout since you were going to buy them anyway. This deal was originally published by Gabe Carey. It\u2019s impossible to describe how long 2020 felt. Games like The Last of Us Part II, which came out in the summer, feel years old at this point. But if you really want to feel the full spectrum of this past year, here\u2019s a reminder that Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot came out in 2020. Reach back into the recesses of your mind and think back to last January when the action RPG was one of 2020’s first big games. Those were simpler times. Days when Goku was the center of attention. I miss it. If you want to restart the year fresh, you can grab a PlayStation 4 copy of the game for $20 at Amazon. Everyone say \u201cthank you Goku\u201d in the comments to show your respect. This deal was originally published by Giovanni Colantonio. Let\u2019s get something out of the way pretty quick: you\u2019re probably not traveling soon. We really have to stay the course with lockdowns and there\u2019s no real reason to go anywhere with the holidays behind us anyway. That said, you will be able to travel again some day, perhaps even this year. When that glorious day comes, you\u2019ll want to be prepared, so you\u2019ll need a carrying case for your Switch. GameStop is running a sale today on slim travel cases for the Switch for $6. Each one has a different Nintendo mascot on it, like Mario or Donkey Kong, so pick your favorite and toss your Switch right in there. Hell, grab a few and use a different one for each vacation you take when this is done. I for one am going to go hog-wild with portable gaming accessories the second I can get back on a train. I\u2019m going to be a god damn mobile entertainment center. This deal was originally published by Giovanni Colantonio. If your New Year\u2019s resolution is to maintain a cleaner home, maybe you should start with purchasing a robot vacuum, specifically the iRobot Roomba i6+ while it\u2019s on sale for a 31% discount in Amazon\u2019s limited-time Gold Box sale. While it didn\u2019t make the cut in our roundup of the best robot vacuums of 2021, its budget-friendly sibling\u2014the Roomba i3+\u2014did, and was featured in Gizmodo\u2019s Coolest Gadgets of 2020 end-of-year buyer\u2019s guide. Unlike the i3+, the i6+ brings the same smart mapping functionality boasted by its higher-end counterparts, allowing the device to learn the layout of your home and schedule cleanings accordingly by room. This is the most affordable Roomba option for anyone buying a robot vacuum for its technological autonomy. Because it\u2019s compatible with both Google Assistant and Alexa, you can command the iRobot Roomba i6+ with your voice to tell it things like \u201cvacuum immediately, minion!\u201d to which it will respond by begrudgingly following orders and eliminating all the cat and dog hair from your house or apartment floors using a high-efficiency filter. It\u2019s also compatible with the Braava Jet M6 which, when paired, mops your floors after the Roomba goes over it with a quick sweep. Never subject yourself to cleaning floors again, and instead focus on all the other horrors of life, or just sit down and play a darn video game because you deserve a break every now and then. This deal was originally published by Gabe Carey. This is one of my favorite palettes I\u2019ve ever owned. Its hues are ideal for the chilly season and even the names conjure images of all the wonders this time of year has to offer. This eight pan palette from Tarte will make you a bonfire queen in no time and this is the lowest price out there for it. Take $6 off now to create a laidback look with vibrant hues. These are rosy and cozy colors that are highly pigmented, mix beautifully, and absolutely complement each other. Slightly scented with chocolate it comes in a pink flannel case. This is the palette your collection was missing on frosty days. There\u2019s a good variety of mattes, metallics, and there\u2019s even a nude rose blush. Each of these glides on creamy and with ease. Apple Picking and Homecoming are my favorite shades to match with sweater weather. Free shipping on all orders over $35. This deal was originally published by Sheilah Villari. Everyone who drives should have some kind of charging device in their car at all times. In case of an emergency, you never want to be without your phone if and when you break down. Although I doubt we\u2019ll be doing much traveling anytime soon, the Anker PowerDrive 2 Alloy will get you to and from work, school, or the grocery store while powering up two devices at once. Altogether, the PowerDrive 2 drives 24 watts of horsepower and is small enough to fit in your pocket at 2 inches long and 0.98 inches thick. Its plain black finish means it won\u2019t stick out like a sore thumb in your vehicle either. Get the charger, a \u201cwelcome guide,\u201d and an 18-month manufacturer\u2019s warranty from Anker for 8 and half bucks when you clip the 8% savings coupon on the page and enter the promo code ANKERD27 at checkout. It doesn\u2019t have all the fancy trimmings of, say, the RAVPower 48-watt charger, which boasts Power Delivery USB-C fast charging for a slightly higher price, or even Anker\u2019s own 36-watt PowerDrive 3 Duo, but it gets the job done nevertheless. If all you need\u2019s a no-frills accessory to juice up your phone on the go, the PowerDrive 2 Alloy is a worthy contender at an unbeatable price. This deal was originally published by Gabe Carey. A ball has dropped. Confetti exploded. Liquids were guzzled. Welcome to a New Year and what better what to celebrate than with a buttload of new toys from Adam & Eve. Yes, I wanted that phrasing. Not only can you take 50% off any toy you find today you\u2019ll also get one of six goodies for free. You can pick from the company\u2019s number one stroker, a couples kit, and even vibrating panties. Just use the code BONUS50 at check out. I\u2019ve heard you gents and I promise to make sure you boys have your plugs and strokers highlighted more this year. That being said this is a brand new toy for Adam & Even. The Sweetie Rechargeable Plug is bringing thrills to the backyard. There are seven vibe modes, it\u2019s soft silicone, and lasts up to sixty minutes on one charge. It\u2019s five and a half inches long and is sure to be a best-seller very soon. The Remote Control Heat-Up P-Spot Stimulator may be for those a bit more adventurous. There are a few bells and whistles here to wet yours. This remote control vibe warms up for your special spot all while giving a tingle to those testicles. It\u2019s got eleven modes, is about five inches long, and like the toy above except about an hour of playtime off of a single charge. It\u2019sody soft safe silicone and of course good with lube. Since one entry is never enough here\u2019s the new Deelite Double O Heaven. Think of it as a 2-in-1 designed to be as close to the real thing as possible with interior ticklers. Mimicking suction adds something extra and options are always nice right? It\u2019s almost eight inches long, made of soft TPE on the inside, and solid ABS plastic on the outside. It\u2019s still surprisingly discreet and easy to clean. This deal was originally published by Sheilah Villari..<\/p>\n