The 10 biggest tech deals we’ve spotted this week

If your smartphone screen is covered in cracks, you’ve lost your wireless earbuds or your current gaming console isn’t compatible with that one game you’re dying to play, you’re in need of some major tech upgrades.
Instead of spending the big bucks on the latest tech, you can save hundreds with Samsung, Apple, Google and PlayStation offering huge deals right now. 
Check out all their best deals below and happy saving!
NOTE: Prices are accurate at time of publishing.
Price: $524 (was $899) 
These Google Nest 1080p HDR cameras provide a 24-hour live feed of your home on the Google Home app with up to three hours of video history to watch back. It offers a 130° field of vision with 6x digital zoom and can send alerts and notifications to your device on who and what is in and around your house.
Price: $160 (was $249.99)
The Soundcore Motion 300 Portable Speaker offers up to 13 hours of power per charge, customisable EQ settings and an IPX7 waterproof rating. It uses SmartTune technology to detect how the speaker is placed and adjusts the projection of the audio to sound the loudest and clearest based on this orientation.
Price: $549 (was $879.95)
The PlayStationVR2 uses 4K HDR visuals on two high-pixel OLED displays to completely immerse a player into their game. It can simulate the experience of the in-game character with haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and eye-tracking technology with a 110° field of vision and foveated rendering. 
To start playing as soon as you open the box, you can also buy the PlayStation VR2 Horizon: Call of the Mountain Bundle Pack for 34 per cent off, coming in at $629.
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Pink smartphone price: $2385 (was $2749)  Silver smartphone price: $2457 (was $2749)  Navy smartphone price: $2468 (was $2749)  
Released in July, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 smartphone has been hot property. This is thanks to their huge range of helpful pre-programmed AI tools and features including Circle to Search, Live Translate, Note Assist and Sketch to Image. 
It is built with two screens – a 7.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X main screen and a 6.3-inch HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X cover screen. It also has a huge Rear Triple Camera system 50MP wide-angle main camera and a 10MP selfie camera.
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Price: $129 (was $208)
Giving homeowners peace of mind when out and about, this 1080p HD Ring Video Doorbell will let you see exactly who is approaching your home and knocking at your door. You can monitor security controls, motion settings and smart alerts from the Ring app on your smart device. It also pairs with other smart home products compatible with Amazon’s Alexa like the Echo Show or Echo Hub to see who is at the door on their screens.
Price: $149 (was $219)
Apple AirPods are one of the most popular earbuds on the market, and for good reason. You can pause, skip and play your music by tapping on the buds and use Siri voice commands to play particular songs and make calls. You’ll have up to five hours of power with a total of 24 hours when used with the Lightning charging case provided.
READ MORE: AirPods, iPads and iPhones now discounted in massive sale  
Price: $173 (was $269.95)
This Thrustmaster gaming wheel is an officially licensed 7:10 replica of the Ferrari 458 Spider racecar wheel. It offers immersive driving features including a 240° wheel rotation, a bungee cord resistance mechanism, four steering sensitivity levels and adjustable pedals.
Price: $99 (was $169)
On sale in Glacier White, Charcoal and Twilight Blue, this Echo smart speaker is voice-controlled and Alexa compatible.
Price: $574 (was $699)
The Dreame D9 Max Robot has a 2-in-1 design with a 570mL dust tank for vacuuming and a 270mL water tank for mopping. With up to 150 minutes of power per charge, it uses its built-in sensor to map out the layout of your home for the most effective clean. It has four suction modes and three water levels, cleaning control settings on the Dreame app and Amazon and Alexa compatibility to control via voice commands. 
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