Street price: $100; MSRP: $100; deal price: $75

Here's a great drop on an item we rarely see on sale. This is only the second sale we've seen, with the first being around a week ago for $82.

The Nespresso Inissia is our fully automatic pick for the best espresso maker. Cale Guthrie Weissman said, "If you want a decent espresso drink at home, but don't have the time or patience to practice and learn the ins and outs of making espresso, try Nespresso. Machines start at just over $100 and you can pay more for features like faster preheating, and built-in milk frothing—but they all share the same brewing mechanism and produce the same decent-tasting coffee."

In terms of the value, "The coffee pods themselves cost about 70¢ a shot (it works out to about $50/pound), which isn't bad for a consistently decent espresso (with crema!) that tastes as good (or better than) Starbucks, yet requires almost no effort on your part."

Street price: $1,400; MSRP: $1,400; deal price: $920

This is the best price we've seen on the Dell XPS 13 Touch, $80 below the previous low, which we haven't seen since February. We've noticed that the Touch model of the XPS 13 sometimes has huge discounts, while the non-Touch version rarely goes on sale at all. This deal is almost a full $500 below the usual price, and almost $200 under the non-Touch version with these specs. You take a hit on battery life, but you do get a higher-res touchscreen.

The Dell XPS 13 Touch 256GB Laptop is our upgrade pick for the best Windows ultrabook. Kimber Streams wrote, "If you need an ultra-high-resolution touchscreen, don't mind the extra cost, and can live with a few hours less battery life, you should get the touchscreen configuration of the Dell XPS 13."

Street price: $680 (new); MSRP: $680 (new); deal price: $430

We haven't seen many decent deals on the S7, with most of the price drops being on import models without a warranty or questionable open-box sales. This $430 refurbished deal comes with a 90-day warranty through Best Buy, and their return policies tend to be fairly liberal if you run into any issues. Keep in mind, this is a Verizon model.

The Samsung Galaxy S7 is our pick for the best Android phone. Ryan Whitwam said, "The Samsung Galaxy S7 has the best screen and camera of any Android phone we've tested. It includes a larger battery and a microSD card slot (which last year's Galaxy lacked), but the UI remains somewhat cluttered."

Street price: $80; MSRP: $80; deal price: $24

This is the best price we've seen on this space heater to date. The price has continued to fall steadily since mid-June but the incremental drops have started to taper off, and we can't imagine the price getting significantly lower than where it is now. So if you know you're going to be needing a space heater in a few months when it starts getting chilly, buy it now while it's cheap.

The Vornado VH10 Heater is our runner-up pick for small rooms Space Heater. Seamus Bellamy wrote, "The Vornado VH10 was the fastest heater we tested this year, raising the temperature of our test area higher than any other heater could manage in the same amount of time."

In terms of heating capabilities and features, the VH10 has, "blisteringly-fast heating capabilities, eight different temperature levels, quieter operation than our main pick, and a casing that stays surprisingly cool to the touch (considering how much heat it generates). Plus, it comes with a five-year warranty—that's two years longer than the coverage on our main pick."

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