Home Audio Equipment & Portable Audio Components

Karaoke enthusiasts who've lost or worn out their original power cord will want this replacement adapter to get their GPX JB185B running again without hunting through discontinued accessory bins. Newegg carries it as a straightforward fix, so you can skip buying a whole new machine over one broken cord. Buy Now at Newegg

Update: The price has changed to $59.99 since this was originally published.

Noise cancellation and a compact charging case make these a reasonable pick for daily commuters or gym-goers who don't want to spend much, though at $59.97 versus the $59.99 list price, you're not actually saving anything here. Buy Now at Amazon

Runners and cyclists who need to stay aware of traffic and surroundings will get the most out of these, since the open-ear design leaves your ear canal free while still piping in audio. Buy Now at Amazon

Built for DJs who want a hybrid setup that reads both vinyl and digital files while maintaining the feel of a traditional direct-drive deck, with motion sensor technology that syncs turntable movement to digital tracks. Amazon has it at $1,397, about $202 off the $1,599 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone wanting noise cancellation without spending Apple or Sony money should take a look at these, since they pack ANC, wireless charging, and a multi-point connection into a mid-range price point. Amazon has them listed at $89.98, just a penny under the $89.99 list price, so this is closer to everyday pricing than a real discount. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone still holding onto a CD collection but wanting Bluetooth for everything else will get the most use out of this one, and Best Buy has it for $30 off the $160 list price. Buy Now at Best Buy

Streamers and podcasters using the HyperX QuadCast will find this handy for cutting plosives and wind noise without muffling vocals, and at $9.25, it's $1.75 off the $11 list price at Walmart. Buy Now at Walmart

Update: The price has dropped to $17.81 since this was originally published.

Handy for anyone building a vinyl collection who wants to keep dust and static off records between plays, and Walmart has these Knox Gear brushes for $18.32, about $5 off the $23.29 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Anyone still running a JM-102 turntable and dealing with a dead or missing power supply can grab this as a direct replacement without hunting down the original brand. Buy Now at Newegg

Handy for hobbyist DJs or home studio setups thanks to the phantom power support and built-in effects library, and Walmart has it for $210.62, about $32 off the $242.55 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Aimed at Cal Bears fans who want to show school pride without giving up wireless functionality, these earbuds combine team branding with true wireless convenience in a single package. Buy Now at Fanatics

A dual wireless handheld mic system at this price point suits small venues, presenters, or content creators who need two mics without a large budget. At $20, it's $6 off the $26 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Anyone who still owns CDs but doesn't own a CD player anymore will find this useful, since it also pulls double duty as an FM radio and Bluetooth speaker for streaming from your phone. Buy Now at Newegg

Best suited for home theater setups where you want true surround sound without running wires across the room, since this system uses four standalone speakers instead of a traditional soundbar. It's currently priced at $2,700, matching the list price, so there's no current discount to factor in. Buy Now at Best Buy

Designed for PC and PlayStation, the INZONE H5 offers 28-hour wireless battery life and spatial audio support, which makes it a reasonable pick for long gaming sessions on those platforms. At $130, that's $50 off the $180 list price. Buy Now at Best Buy

Best Buy has the Insignia Silicone Case for AirPods Pro 3 for $10, half off the $20 list price, and worth grabbing if you want grip and drop protection without covering up the wireless charging port, plus a built-in tool for clearing debris from the earbuds. Buy Now at Best Buy

Vacuum tube warmth meets modern wireless convenience here, making it a solid pick for anyone wanting to stream music to older passive speakers without sacrificing that classic analog sound. Newegg carries this one for those who want tube-driven audio without hunting down vintage gear or dealing with only analog inputs. Buy Now at Newegg

A DVD/VCR combo is useful if you still have tapes you want to watch without hunting down a separate VCR, and this unit handles both formats in one box. At $550, that's about $37 off the $587 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Designed for PC gamers who want a headset with a built-in microphone and surround sound without spending much, the G2000 covers the basics at a budget price point. Buy Now at Newegg