Cyber Monday Deals Under $50: The Best Home and Tech Deals Still Going Strong

Even though Cyber Monday has ended, there is still a chance to grab your favorite items at a jaw-dropping discount. If you didn’t get a chance to enjoy the discounts while the event was live, don’t worry. There are still quite a few lingering deals that offer fantastic value. While big-ticket items like TVs and laptops are in the spotlight, there are also many budget must-haves. We’ve curated a selection of affordable gems perfect for gifts or practical purchases. The savings on these thrifty steals add up and are definitely worth your time.

If you’re looking for even more affordable offers on everyday essentials, you can also check out our roundup of the best Cyber Monday deals under $25. And if you’ve got a little more room in your budget, check out the best Cyber Monday deals under $100 for savings on headphones, smaller TVs and more tech. To help you snag the best thrifty bargains, we’ve rounded up the top picks below, and we’ll keep updating the list as the prices change.

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Best Cyber Monday tech deals under $50

The compact JBL Clip 5 is the latest generation of one of our favorite Bluetooth speakers on the market. It delivers powerful sound for its size, and boasts an impressive 12-hour battery life. Plus it’s IP67 waterproof and dustproof, and has an integrated carabiner so you can clip it to your bag and take it just about anywhere. Some colors and designs have already sold out.

With themes like Fruity Pebbles and Translucent like a ’90s throwback, the Go Air Pop are perfect backup buds to keep in your car or backpack. Some colors (like Teal) might be lower in the Pop Plus model.

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• Anker MagGo 622: $45 (save $5). This MagSafe power bank is one of the best you can buy right now and comes in cute colors for your kids’ stockings.
• Razer Basilisk V3: $40 (save $30). A wired 26,000 DPI optical gaming mouse from a top brand.
• JBL Tune 720BT over-ear headphones: $40 (save $40). Bass-heavy sound, long battery life, all-time low price.
• JBL Tune 510BT over-ear headphones: $25 (save $15). Bluetooth headphones with up to 40 hours of battery life. 
• Nubwo G06 Wireless Gaming Headset: $30 (save $10). Use this affordable gaming headset with PS5, PS4, PC, Switch or your smartphone. Clip the on-page coupon for the full discount.
• UPEB 5,000 mAh portable iPhone charger (2-pack): $23 (save $17). These battery packs are slightly bigger than a stick of lip balm and give a full charge to most iPhones with a Lightning charging port.
• Anker Nano power bank with built-in USB-C connector: $20 (save $10). This charger features a fold-out USB-C port, so you can keep the connector from breaking when it’s not in use. The fun colors are sold out at Amazon but available at Anker.
• OneAir Elite lifetime subscription: $50 (save $740). Save big on hotels and flights with a lifetime subscription that is now more than 90% off.
• SanDisk 256GB Extreme microSDXC card: $21 (save $7). Whether you need a microSD card for your Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, phone or tablet, this gets you a lot of storage for very little money.
• Amazon Echo Buds: $25 (save $25). Enjoy balanced sound with these Alexa-compatible earbuds.
• PopSockets MagSafe PopGrip: $15 to $32 (save up to 50%). Prevent texting thumb with half-off licensed PopSockets from DC, Disney, Beetlejuice and many, many more.
• AOHI 30-watt USB-C charger with 4 magnetic shells: $20 (save $5). Get fast charging with a choice of colors, with four different colorful plates to switch between.

Best Cyber Monday smart home deals under $50

These excellent smart bulbs work with most smart home assistants, can change among 16 million different colors, are dimmable and come as a pair. They’re an excellent get, especially at this price.

Best Cyber Monday home and kitchen deals under $50

This Gourmia air fryer is perfect for easy weeknight dinners and a serious bargain at just $50. It has a simple digital control panel, 12 preset cooking functions and an 8-quart capacity so you can feed the whole familly. Plus, the cooking basket is dishwasher-safe for an easy cleanup, too.

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Are Cyber Monday deals under $50 a good value?

While most Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales tend to focus on bigger items like TVs, laptops and major appliances, there are plenty of more affordable items you can snag for less during this massive sale event. That includes everyday basics like pillows and towels, as well as more budget-friendly gadgets like smart home essentials, earbuds and small kitchen appliances, which make great gifts or stocking stuffers. You definitely don’t have to spend a fortune to take advantage of these deals, and stocking up on these essentials can quickly stack up the savings.

Where can I find the best Cyber Monday deals under $50?

The Cyber Monday deals are still going at most major retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, Target and Walmart. These sales will continue for a couple of days after Cyber Monday. You can shop thousands of bargains right now, with more on the way. If you’re on the hunt for a specific product, you’ll also want to check the manufacturer’s online shop as well. Plenty of brands offer their own deals for Cyber Monday, and you may find some direct discounts or coupon code offers that have flown under the radar and aren’t being matched elsewhere.

Are Amazon’s deals better than Walmart or Target?

In general, Amazon’s deals may slightly outperform and result in lower prices than Walmart’s or Target’s deals, and Amazon has the added benefit of free shipping for Prime members. However, Amazon’s deals can shift throughout the week, so it’s worth comparing the same products between companies to make sure you’re getting the best price. And if you have Walmart Plus or a Target Circle Card, free shipping from your store or extra savings are other reasons to pick those retailers.

Are refurbished products worth buying under $50?

Buying refurbished products under $50 can be worth it if the deal is good enough, and you won’t be too worried about buying it again in the future. You won’t know how much use the product will have had before getting refurbished, so stick with general-use gadgets like kitchen appliances, smart speakers and other devices that can easily be swapped out in a few years. On the other hand, your refurbished item could’ve been quickly returned, so you might get away with a discount on an essentially unused item.