Top 5 National Splurge Day Deals: A Segway Scooter Near its Best-Ever Price

All the fun of a Segway with none of the balance challenges or social stigmas, and now with a huge in-cart discount, taking it $120 off list, and within $10 of its all-time best Black Friday price. It features up to 800 watts of power, 19 mph top speed, a range of up to 28 miles, and a one-touch folding system.

In November 2022, Pong will be 50 years old. This will surely mark the point where video games are finally considered a mature medium, and lose the embarrassing try-hard inferiority complex. But hey: when was the last time you ate off a movie-themed coffee table? This fully-function Pong table features AI and multiplayer modes, built-in Bluetooth speakers for the table's soundtrack or personal playlists, six USB charging ports, clock display, customizable LED lighting, and folded wooden panels.

A fun life goal is to get so good at controlling your drone that you can use it (and a series of connected appendages) to manipulate vinyl records, then go on tour with a turntable, performing as "DJ I-Mavic". You have to start somewhere, though, so saving $29 on this drone bundle might as well be your way in. It features a charging base and extra battery, stabilized gimbal camera, 2.4 mile fly range, and extended flight time.

Calling this a desktop makes its size seem super impressive – that much power in a tiny VHS-sized computer? Then you remember that we've been carrying smartphones around in our pockets for over a decade, and it rejoins the humdrum of the everyday. Nevertheless, you can give this Nano desktop a suitably downsized price by using the coupon code "HOTNANODEAL". It features an Intel Whiskey Lake i5-8265U 1.6GHz quad-core processor, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, and Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.

Tablets are doing a funny, slow walk towards being laptop-sized, and also marketing themselves as being compatible with full-sized, tactile keyboards. Meanwhile, laptops are squeezing 4K displays into miniscule 11.6" screens, and selling themselves as convertible, swapping between laptop and tablet functionality at will. This definitely hints at something, although I'm sure I don't know what. Whatever the case, there's no arguing with an $88 savings on a 2019 iPad, (which is fully compatible with the Apple Pencil!)