We've Been Tracking Our Favorite Deals Across the Amazon Big Spring Sale and There Are a Ton of Great Ones

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When I say this burnt titanium filament from Flashforge is my favorite, I really do mean it. I've bought 18 rolls over the last year, that's more than one a month. It looks so good on prints that you don't want to paint. The purple and blue shimmering hues make any model look way cooler than normal. Any time it's on sale, I grab a roll or two, and so should you! $20 is a bargain for something this pretty.

The Scuba S1 is down to $550 (normally $800) right now.

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After buying a house with a pool, it became clear that a robot vacuum was an essential accessory. After testing more than a dozen of them, it became clear that not all robot pool cleaners are created equal. 

Aiper's cordless autonomous robots performed better than any of the others I tested, combining strong suction power with a decent running time and easy maintenance. Right now, Aiper's entry-level robot pool cleaner is down to $550 on Amazon for the Big Spring Sale. It's normally north of $800 for the small-yet-mighty bot. 

The Scuba S1 boasts 4,000 gallons per hour of suction power. This compact Aiper will run at full strength for 180 minutes on a single charge -- more than enough time to clean most pools. 

For more, see my list of the 10 best pool robot deals happening now.

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I gave CNET Editors' Choice awards to Baseus' Bose-infused Baseus Inspire XH1 headphones and Inspire XP1 earbuds because they're well designed and sound decent when you consider the prices involved. I also liked Baseus' Inspire XC1 clip-on earbuds, which have dual drivers. They even earned a spot on CNET's best clip-on earbuds list and are probably the best clip-on buds at their price point right now. Right now, all three models are discounted to around $100, bringing them close to their all-time lows.

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We're rounding up the best Amazon Spring Sale gaming deals, but there's a huge sale at Woot on all manner of games, accessories and even the odd console. It's well worth a look if you want to flesh out your library or upgrade your setup. 

I splurged on a SwitchBot S20 robot vacuum and mop for Black Friday last year, and it's so well-loved in my household it now goes by the name Vaccy (thanks, toddler son, for the creative name). I scored 50% off then, and you can score 50% off right now during the spring sale. The only catch is that you'll have to buy it directly from SwitchBot for the discount as Amazon isn't offering any savings. 

As far as performance goes, it does a solid job of clearing up day-to-day crumbs and spills from the aforementioned toddler, it has Matter support so works in all the major smart home ecosystems (including Apple Home, which is my preference) and I haven't had to empty the dirty water or the dust bag yet.

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When it comes to upgrading to smart lighting around my house, budget was my main concern. As such, I've replaced most of my old lamp bulbs with GE Cync smart bulbs, which make it easy to schedule or adjust the atmosphere of my home. I even use them as a makeshift sunrise alarm alongside my phone's alarm. Now GE Cync's Smart Cafe string lights have dropped 25% as part of Amazon's Big Spring Sale, making it easy to take that same smart lighting outside. 

You can snag a 48-foot set of cafe-style string lights with vintage-looking color-changing bulbs for just $58 -- a new low price. They're IP65-rated, making them perfect for adding year-round warmth to your patio or deck. 

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The JBL Live 670NC already make our list of the best noise-canceling headphones under $100, and today only they cost a lot less than that. While this lightning deal lasts, you can nab them for only $50 which is about as low as they've ever gone. CNET's audio guru David Carnoy says they fit comfortably and decent sound quality and very good battery life. 

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I've been traveling this week, and as always, I have my trusty Anker charger with me. Not only does it charge my phone quickly, but it's also great for topping up my iPad and, at a pinch, even my laptop. It's the largest power bank you can use on an airplane, and the 25,000 mAh of energy can keep you fully charged matter how long the flight is.

Kindle

My TBR pile is never-ending, and at this point I have enough physical books to fill an entire wall -- and then some. I'll admit I've always been a bit of a snob about e-readers, but their practicality is hard to argue with. So, I've been eyeing this deal. Our favorite option, the Kindle Paperwhite, is currently on sale for $135. We've seen it dip as low as $125 before, but it never sticks around for long. If you've been on the fence, now might be a good time to pull the trigger before prices climb back up.

House Gem

I can't recall how many times I've reheated my tea in the microwave, and honestly, it's no fun. The hassle of getting up and going to the kitchen isn't worth it, especially since the tea never quite tastes the same. The mug warmer from The House Gem store really is a lifesaver. For just $23, this 36-watt mug warmer keeps my cuppa at the perfect temperature, no matter how long I take to drink it.

If you're looking for something specific, we have you covered with a lot of specific deals articles covering the entire gamut of the sale. Whether you're looking for a great new TV, the latest grill for the summer or new fitness gear to work off the grill food, we have a deal for you.