Amazon Prime Day is fast approaching (on July 16th and 17th), but you don’t have to wait to get an impressive deal on one of Amazon’s flagship devices. That’s because Woot (which is owned by Amazon) is selling a refurbished third-gen Fire TV Cube for $79.99 with a 90-day warranty, saving you $60 off the cost of a new one until July 5th or until it’s sold out. This is the latest version of the Cube, which streams up to 4K resolution with HDR, supports Wi-Fi 6E for maintaining faster speeds, and also doubles as an Amazon Echo smart speaker for hands-free voice control options.

The Cube is Amazon’s most expensive streaming device, and even if you don’t fully utilize all of its features, you’re still getting some of the snappiest performance among most streamers — outside of the Apple TV 4K and its very high CPU headroom. The downside of Amazon streamers, however, is having to live in Amazon’s ecosystem, which includes various ads on the Fire TV OS homescreen. But if that isn’t a total deal-breaker for you, then this Fire TV Cube deal is definitely worth your attention.

A few more thirsty Thursdeals

• Woot is also running a bunch of deals on various Logitech peripherals and accessories, allowing you to take an additional $3 off at checkout with code LOGITECHJUNE2024 until June 30th. The sale includes a slew of keyboards, mice, headsets, and even Logitech’s Cloud game streaming handheld (in refurbished condition). A couple of notable devices include an open-box Logitech Lift vertical ergonomic mouse for $51.99 ($18 off) and an open-box G435 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset in pink and blue for $31.99 ($11 cheaper than the current going rate).
• Anker’s 65W Nano II three-port USB charger is $29.99 ($15 off) at Amazon. The compact power adapter has two USB-C ports and one USB-A, and its 65 watts of maximum output means it can even charge a thin and light-style laptop like the MacBook Air.
• Rad Power Bikes is already celebrating July Fourth on its site. The holiday sale runs until July 7th and includes deals like $300 off the RadRunner Plus and $200 off the RadRunner 2, dropping them down to $1,499 and $1,199, respectively. The RadRunner 2 is the follow-up model to the original that our own Andy Hawkins found to be an excellent daily rider for busy city life. The RadRunner Plus is a seven-speed model with some added extras, while the RadRunner 2 is a single-speed bike — both have a range of around 45 miles and can hit a top speed of 20mph.