Top 5 Prime Day Deals

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Goddamnit. I can’t believe I’m doing this… but here we are. My top-5 favorite Prime Day deals, for better or worse:

  1. iPad Mini 7. This is my absolute favorite product Apple has ever made. It’s the perfect size for mindlessly consuming content while sitting on the couch or laying on the bed. It also makes a great notebook if you add an Apple Pencil. And with Prime Day, it’s 25% off. Details here.
  2. Meross Smart Garage Door Opener. This thing is cheap, but it actually works reliably – which is more than you can say about a lot of these… Details here.
  3. Stream Deck Mini. I have a number of these for various uses, but the mini is one of my favorites because of how focused it is… Add a button to anything man. Around 20% off for Prime Day. Details here. If you need more buttons, the big one is on sale too. Details here.
  4. Twelve South AirFly SE. These are great for travel. Allows you to connect your bluetooth headphones to just about anything. About 15% off today. Details here.
  5. Keychron V1. This an absurd deal. Less than $60 for a fantastic mechanical keyboard. Details here.

All are pretty solid deals. In fact, I’m gonna upgrade my iPad Mini 6 to the 7. But don’t buy shit if you don’t need shit… Know what I’m saying? It’s not a sale if you don’t need it.

Logitech MX Master 4

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The legendary Master Series rolls on… Logitech just dropped the successor to the MX Master 3S. If you’re not familiar, the MX line is often hailed as the holy grail of productivity mice. Comfortable, precise, and built like a tank.

The new Master 4 builds on that legacy, adding haptics and a new coating that promises better durability (and hopefully less peel over time).

I just ordered mine. You can grab yours here.

The Light Phone 3

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It’s a “dumb” phone… by design. And just about every review of the Light Phone 3 says the same thing: beautifully built, wildly overpriced, and an absolute pain in the ass to use.

And yet… I really, really want to try one.

Details here.

The Maker Knife II

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Speaking of utility knives… the one that first pulled me away from traditional pocket knives was the Maker Knife I. Small, light, deployable in a flash, and just as easy to stash away – the mechanism was damn near genius. Smooth, clever, and completely intuitive.

The downside? It was tough to get your hands on, didn’t hold up all that well, and the customer service from the merry band (or lone wolf) behind it left a lot to be desired.

Now that same crew… or maybe just the same guy… has dropped the Maker Knife II. No idea if it’s worth a damn, but it’s definitely worth a shot.

Details here.

The Zero-G Utility Knife

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I ditched traditional pocket knives years ago and haven’t looked back—utility knives only. No stressing over blade steel, no sharpening rituals, just simple, effective, and ready to work. For the past couple of years, my go-to has been the C.H.U.B. flipper, and it’s held up like a champ.

That said, I’m always sniffing around for alternatives. Recently stumbled onto a Kickstarter for a utility knife called the Zero-G, and it stopped me in my tracks. Killer design, solid-looking build, and the price was spot on. The campaign’s over, but you can still check it out here.

Keep an eye on their site – restocks might be coming.

Herman Miller Dining Chair

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The iconic Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair is back… same legendary shape, now built with more sustainable materials and smarter manufacturing. It’s the chair you’ve seen marked up in antique shops and scored dirt-cheap at yard sales, only this time it comes with a conscience.

And for the first time ever, it’s available in a non-upholstered version straight from the source.

Details here.

The Red Wing Postman

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I’ve never hidden it – I’ve got a thing for Red Wing boots. Been wearing the same pair of 1178s since my feet stopped growing, and lately I’ve been living in my Iron Rangers. So when Goods & Services teamed up with Red Wing, my radar lit up.

But instead of a boot, they dropped a Postman shoe… and it’s cool as hell. Clean lines, classic silhouette, and just enough attitude to stand out without screaming.

Details here.

The Paulin Mara

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I’ve been trading screen time for saltwater this summer, and somewhere between wave riding and diving, I spotted a guy wearing a watch I didn’t recognize. Turned out to be the new Paulin Mara—and let me tell you, this thing stopped me mid-conversation.

It’s Paulin’s first real crack at a tool watch, and from what I’ve seen, they nailed it. Just under 40mm across, with a unidirectional bezel and powered by the solid La Joux-Perret G101 movement. No gimmicks, no fluff—just clean, functional design.

Street price comes in around $1700, which isn’t bad at all for a boutique brand running a quality Swiss engine.

Details here.