A printer you won’t hate, an extra 15% off select Amazon Warehouse deals, and the best DJI drone deal we’ve ever seen lead off Saturday’s best deals.


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For a limited time, Amazon’s taking an extra 15% off over 27,000 “back to school” used items in the Amazon Warehouse. Just head over to this page to search for whatever’s on your wish list, and you should see the discount taken automatically at checkout.




If you’re still wrestling with a terrible inkjet printer at home, do yourself a solid and pick up the reliable Brother HL-2380DW monochrome laser printer today for just $80 (refurbished) today.



While it doesn’t print in color, it more than makes up for that with the ability to spit out 32 pages per minute, duplex printing, and inexpensive toner cartridges that can last for years without being replaced. We’ve posted a lot of Brother deals in the past, and we’ve heard nothing but good things from readers about them. Plus, this particular model has a sterling 4.4 star review average on Amazon, a built-in scanner, and AirPrint and Google Cloud Print support, so it should serve you well for years.




If you’re ready to step up to 4K, BuyDig’s eBay storefront is selling a 55" LG 4K smart TV for $650 today. This particular model sells for $1,000 or more elsewhere, and it even comes with a “Magic Remote” which lets you search for shows with your voice.




Update: Sold out.

The new DJI Phantom 4 sure looks impressive, but for $500 less, you can pick up the still-completely-amazing Phantom 3 Professional today, plus a spare battery, a carrying case, and even a 2TB external hard drive. To put it simply, that’s one of the best drone deals we’ve ever seen.




You’ll lose out on features like the (finnicky) accident avoidance, but the camera is still 4K, and it’ll last over 20 minutes on a single charge. [ DJI Phantom 3 Professional + Extra Battery + Carrying Case + 2TB Hard Drive , $899]



Anker’s PowerCore 10000 is part of your favorite line of USB battery packs, and you can pick one up on Amazon today for just $19, an all-time low.




You also get Anker’s standard 18 month warranty and a nice travel pouch, but the real reason to buy the PowerCore 10000 is its size. If you’ve owned other ~10,000mAh battery packs, you’ll be shocked how small and light this thing is, which makes it ideal for carrying in your back pocket on Pokémon hunts.



Update: Now up to $11.

At first glance, this looks like a regular grill brush, but the Grill Daddy actually features a water reservoir and nozzle. Just spray some onto a hot grill as you brush, and the steam will help loosen up that tough-to-remove charred residue.





Hopefully you never need a dash cam, but owning one can really save your bacon in the result of an accident. This affordable TaoTronics model has all of the features most people need, and you can score one today for just $63.



That price gets you 1080p recording, night vision, auto on/off, and a g-force sensor to automatically lock your footage in the event of an accident. Now go film some meteors.


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5% isn’t a huge discount, but every dollar counts when it comes to buying games on Steam, or rarely-discounted games and DLC through the Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo digital storefronts.



Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, $35 on PS4 Xbox One


Mirror’s Edge Catalyst only came out a few weeks ago, but Amazon is already offering it on PS4 and Xbox One for $35.




If you still haven’t watched Firefly, or just want to own a physical copy for posterity, the complete Blu-ray is down to $13 on Amazon, the best price ever listed. Shiny!



Need to fill out your summer wardrobe? Gap has something for just about everyone, and today, they’re taking 40% off sitewide with promo code HAPPY. Plus, all orders over $50 ship for free.


You’ve heard of Automatic’s smart driving assistant, but if $80-$100 is too rich for your blood, this cheap OBD2 dongle connects to any iPhone or Android device over Wi-Fi, and can fulfill many of the same functions using various third party apps.



For a limited time, Under Armour is shipping every order for free with no minimum. That includes everything from new arrivals to outlet and sale items. Unfortunately, the Chef Curry 2 Lows are sold out in white, but there’s still a lot to choose from.


LEGO has come to be dominated by licensed sets with strict instructions and little room for creativity, but you can still buy a big ol’ box of LEGO bricks for $15 on Amazon today, an all-time low. It doesn’t include Han Solo or a Minecraft creeper, but you will get 303 pieces to build whatever you want.



Tiger makes some of the most popular rice cookers on the market, and this 5.5 cup (uncooked) model is available for $80 today on Newegg’s eBay storefront, or about $45 less than Amazon.


As part of its Black Friday in July sale, Best Buy is offering up $5 gift cards when you purchase $50 in select gift cards to other retailers, or $10 when you buy $100.



Your options here include rarely discounted gift cards from the likes of Netflix, Google Play, and Hulu, so if you were going to spend money on those services anyway, this is a great chance to get an extra cherry on top from Best Buy.



Away Travel arrived with a perfect set of reasonably-priced luggage for everyone, and they’re offering Kinja Deals readers the company’s first ever discount. Use promo code KINJA to take $20 off your order, and head over to this post to learn more.

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