Target back to school sale live from $5 — 15 deals I'd shop now on TVs, appliances, laptops and more
For starters, you can get $100 off the best OLED TV out there. That's the LG 48-inch C5 4K OLED TV on sale for $1,296 at Target. This TV delivers incredible picture quality and contrast at a fantastic price. With this discount, it's a total steal!
Plus, you don't need to spend a lot to enjoy your favorite tunes. Right now, you can get the JLab JBuds Mini on sale for $29 at Target. These are some of the best cheap wireless earbuds we've tested, and they're even better value after this $10 discount.
Keep scrolling to see all my favorite Target deals right now. Plus, see our Target promo codes, and check out the deals I'd buy from $6 in Lowe's sale.
Apparel/sneakers: up to 30% off @ TargetTarget is offering up to 30% off select activewear, basics and sneakers. Brands like Skechers, Hanes and more are included in this sale.
Home appliances: up to 50% off @ TargetRight now, Target is slashing the prices on major home appliance brands, including Ninja, Keurig, Nespresso and more. Stock up on all your cooking and home essentials for the new year.
Back to school savings: deals from $5 @ TargetWhy wait until August if you can snag unbeatable back to school deals now? If you're heading off to college, Target has all the school supplies you need for a successful school year ahead.
Video games: deals from $19 @ TargetFrom Luigi's Mansion 2 to FC25, Target is taking $10 to $20 off a wide selection of video games for the Nintendo Switch, PS5 and Xbox.
We were seriously impressed with these tiny but mighty earbuds in our Jlab Jbuds Mini review. They're incredibly compact but deliver excellent sound and up to 20 hours of battery life. They even made our list of the best cheap wireless earbuds.
The TCL Q6 4K QLED TV is a budget TV with plenty of great features. In our TCL Q6 4K QLED TV review, we called it an intelligent mid-tier pick for price-conscious customers. It offers Dolby Vision/HDR10+/HDR10/HLG support, DTS Virtual: X audio, built-in Chromecast and Amazon Alexa/Google Assistant compatibility. Although the display is just 60Hz natively, Game Accelerator 120 allows for 120Hz VRR at a lower resolution. You also get Dolby Atmos and eARC support.
The LG C5 OLED has arrived. It's marked as one of our favorite value TVs and a brilliant OLED for those looking to save a little on the more advanced screen. With the C5, you get tons of gaming features, including a 144Hz refresh rate built on four total HDMI 2.1 ports. LG's webOS platform also has a slew of free channels to dive into, as well as cloud gaming platforms.
Perfect for your next pizza party, this efficient and versatile oven can heat up to 662F in less than five minutes and cook up a 12-inch pizza, burgers, meats and more. You can open or close the shovel of the door or chimney to control the fire; a dual thermometer lets you know the internal temperature. It's also easy to move the entire oven around thanks to its two flexible wheels and two stable steel legs. It comes with a waterproof fabric cover, ash collector, mesh storage shelf, pizza peel and other accessories for your pizza-making convenience.
As one of Dyson's entry-level air purifiers, prices won't get much cheaper than this. The TP10 features 10 fan speeds, 0-350° oscillation, a night mode and an auto mode, which adjusts the power based on the conditions of the room. There's even the option to receive pollution details via the display and see the remaining filter life. There's no smart connectivity, but the remote is magnetized and can fit on the top of the appliance for easy storage.
The Roborock S8 is one of the best hybrid robot vacuum/mops around, and you can now get it on sale. It's accurate at detecting carpet, fast at mapping out the home and effective at picking up dust and debris in a single sweep.Price check: $349 @ Amazon
This Vivobook laptop from Asus is a massive bargain at this price. We like this laptop because it offers a little more horsepower than your typical notebook at this price range. It features a 16-inch 1920 x 1200 display, Core i7-1355U CPU, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD.
This HP laptop can flip over to a tablet-like format, and comes with plenty of ports and a 14-inch 1080p touchscreen display. There's an Intel Core i5 Ultra CPU, 512GB SSD and 16GB of RAM, too.
The Microsoft Surface Laptop is a powerful machine for productivity. The base model features a 13.8-inch PixelSense 2304 x 1536 display, Snapdragon X Plus CPU, 16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD.
Illuminate your outdoor space at night with this set of string lights that has 10 LED lights in birdcage-style shades. You'll want to spend all night under the stars with these lights that will make a stylish statement hanging in your backyard or over your patio.
This outdoor umbrella will block the sun during the day with its strong polyester fabric and light up the night with its solar-powered LED lights. It features a handy crank that makes it simple to open or close and you can push the button to tilt the umbrella along with the rising or falling of the sun. However, we should note that an umbrella base is not included.
Made of premium iron material, this Yaheetech swing bench is long and durable enough to seat at least two people. It features strong hooks and chains that can hold up the swing seat securely. Perfect for a deck, garden or patio, this hanging bench will add a touch of elegant charm to your outdoor space.
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LG C5 vs TCL QM8K — the OLED vs Mini-LED shoot-out
The C5 is LG's mid-range OLED in 2025. It delivers an incredible picture, a thorough collection of gaming enhancements and plenty of additional features. It also comes with a stand, while the LG G5 does not. TCL's 2025 flagship Mini-LED TV offers incredible brightness and color performance at a reasonable price with myriad gaming features for those who need them. LG's C-series has, year after year, proven itself as the best bang for your buck when it comes to OLED TVs. For that reason, among many others, the LG C5 OLED TV is one of the best OLED TVs you can buy right now. But TCL is known for its budget displays, too, and the 65-inch TCL QM8K Mini-LED TV — its flagship model in 2025 — comes in at just $1,597. That's just $100 more than the 55-inch C5 OLED. So which one should you buy? There's a lot to unpack when pitting the LG C5 vs the TCL QM8K. Here's how the two stack up and if it's worth shelling out a bit more for the OLED vs its Mini-LED counterpart. LG C5 TCL QM8K Sizes 42", 48", 55", 65", 77", 83" 65", 75", 85", 98" Ports 4x HDMI 2.1 2x HDMI 2.1, 2x HDMI 2.0 Resolution 3,840 x 2,160p 3,840 x 2,160p Refresh rate 144Hz 144Hz HDR Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HDR10, & HLG Smart TV software webOS Google TV ATSC 3.0 support? No Yes Processor Alpha a9 Gen8 AiPQ Pro Processor Design-wise, the QM8K and LG C5 couldn't be farther apart. They're built on two completely different panels and screen types, with the QM8K using an LCD screen with Mini-LED backlighting and the C5 running on LG's WOLED panel. Through these variances, you can also infer several aspects that make or break your decision when deciding between the LG C5 vs the QM8K. The biggest one is size and weight, as the OLED will be much thinner and less bulkier than its Mini-LED counterpart. In fact, the LG C5 OLED weights 10lbs lighter than the QM8K at 36.6lbs. Luckily, they both share a similar pedestal stand in the 65-inch configuration, which is sturdy enough and can fit on most surfaces. If you're worried about your sunny room becoming a problem, the QM8K might be the better option as it's equipped with an anti-glare coating. The C5 unfortunately doesn't have one, unlike the flagship LG G5 OLED TV, but LG does claim its "Bright Room Ready" feature diminishes glare just as well. One of the major downsides against the QM8K TV is its lack of extra HDMI 2.1 ports. That's a real shame. TCL aims to make the QM8K the gamers' TV with tons of gaming features but that's hard to do with so few HDMI 2.1 ports. Meanwhile, the LG C5 has a total of four HDMI 2.1 ports, which means you have more options to choose from even if you're connecting an eARC compatible soundbar, like the Sonos Arc Ultra. In terms of remotes, LG always proves the weakest link. The magic remote is an annoying gimmick that turns the clicker into a digital pointer. It's very annoying to use, but I still have to give LG some props for the redesign of its remote for 2025, as it's now less bulky and far easier to handle. That being said, it's still not perfect. There's no dedicated input button on the remote, just one that acts as an all-encompassing smart home hub. Plus, with the select button in the center also serving as a scroll wheel, I tend to fudge the control and scroll all across the screen when I'm just trying to open an app. No matter the case, both TVs will look just as good on a wall or stand in your living room. This really comes down to if you'd rather have a thin and light TV or something a bit heavier sitting on the wall of your house. Winner: Draw Before we ponder the overall performance on offer with these TVs, let's check out their test results to see how they stack up in a side-by-side comparison. LG C5 TCL QM8K SDR Brightness (10%, in nits) 344 249 Delta-E (lower is better) 1.2 2.7 HDR Brightness (10%, in nits) 1,179 4,437 UHDA-P3 Gamut Coverage 99.45% 97.28% Rec. 2020 Gamut Coverage 76.18% 80.11% Input latency (milliseconds) 9.1 13 There's a lot to consider when looking at these two TVs side by side in terms of metrics. The elephant in the room is brightness, which OLED TVs tend to lack. You can see here the C5 beats the QM8K in terms of SDR brightness, by just about 100 nits, but the Mini-LED TV blows the OLED out of the water with HDR content. This should come as no surprise and it's definitely nothing to scoff at. The QM8K hitting over 4,000 nits in a 10% window is pretty impressive, especially when you consider its next closest rival, the Hisense U8QG, tops out at 3,916 nits. But better brightness isn't what's selling TVs. Overall picture quality is the big ticket item, and the QM8K definitely will suffer when it comes to shadows and highlights. While we didn't note any blooming concerns on the QM8K, a real letdown was viewing angles, a problem that plagues most Mini-LED TVs. If you're wanting richer blacks and finer details in darker environments, the LG C5 is definitely the one to go with. It also has incredible upscaling thanks to its Alpha 9 Gen8 processor, which can boost 720p to 4K with minimal artefacting. Overall, it's simply hard to beat an OLED in the picture performance game. The QM8K definitely has some strong performance metrics and its brightness in HDR is some of the best we've ever tested, but the LG C5 is just too hard to topple with its inky blacks and improved contrast. Winner: LG C5 In the world of smart TV platforms, Google TV tends to reign supreme. It offers an incredible list of features, many of the best streaming services, in tandem with tons of free channels to enjoy. It's genuinely hard to beat. But LG's webOS has seen some major enhancements. While game streaming is still in its infancy, having easy access to Xbox Game Pass and Nvidia GeForce Now through webOS is a huge win in my eyes. No matter which interface you end up choosing, you will have to deal with ads. It's important to note that LG is taking some steps to make webOS even more debilitating (and frightening) to use with ads served dictated by your emotions, but we're not quite there just yet. For now, LG's webOS is a worthy compromise if you're hankering for a new OLED screen. Even if it's not up your alley, you can always tack on one of the best streaming devices, like a Roku Ultra, but given how snappy and easy-to-use webOS is, you might be fine living with webOS (for the time being). What you might not be willing to live without is an ATSC 3.0 tuner. LG's axed the spec from its lineup since 2023, meaning none of its newer models have access to NextgenTV and 4K broadcasts. The TCL QM8K, on the other hand, does have one, so if you've got an antenna and want to watch live 4K TV, the Mini-LED TV might be the better pick. Winner: TCL QM8K You really can't go wrong with either TV when it comes down to gaming. While neither option here has that 165Hz refresh rate seen on several other 2025 models, their 144Hz support is more than enough for most gamers, especially when modern consoles top out at just 120Hz in 4K via VRR. If you're planning on running a PC with your TV for gaming purposes, I'd recommend going with the QM8K. Unlike other TVs, it lets you drop the resolution to reach higher refresh rates, in this case 288Hz at 1080p. It's highly unlikely you'll find any games that run anywhere close to that, but it's an option if you're willing to sacrifice resolution. Despite the higher refresh rate of the QM8K, games will look far better when played on the LG C5 OLED. Not only are OLEDs generally better for gaming, but LG TVs tend to be the best choice for the pastime. Plus, the C5 OLED can hit a low input latency of 9.1ms, which beats the QM8K's 13ms by quite a bit. The QM8K has some neat gaming tools and features, but I'd still be buying the C5 to get the best possible picture performance. Winner: LG C5 LG C5 TCL QM8K Specs (25) 23 21 Design (25) 23 23 Performance (25) 24 21 Features (25) 23 23 Total Score (100) 93 88 There's a reason we typically recommend OLED TVs over their Mini-LED TV counterparts. They simply offer the best possible picture performance in the market and come with a range of features that suit most users. The LG C5 is the poster boy for OLED TVs. It's a value proposition that's made better each year and the price will only diminish as we continue further into 2025. While you definitely could save yourself $400 by going with the 65-inch QM8K that's $1,597 right now, I would go with the more expensive option here. Not only is the LG C5 OLED far superior in terms of picture quality and features, but we gave it a perfect score in our official review. It's one of the few TVs we've tested so far in 2025 to get that perfect rating, and not just among OLEDs. If price is a concern, you can always go with the 65-inch LG C4 OLED TV that's currently $1,396 ($200 less than the TCL). Overall, the TCL QM8K is a great TV and one that delivers great performance for the price. But if you want the best possible performance, you want the C5 OLED.
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Nintendo Switch 2 restocks live — Best Buy has stock right now
1. Quick links2. Full retailer listings3. U.K. restocks4. LIVE: Latest updates Nintendo Switch 2 restock has been plentiful over the last week. After more than a month of persistent stock shortages, we're finally seeing constant availability across numerous major retailers. It appears that Switch 2 supply is swiftly catching up with the demand levels. Retailers like Walmart, Target, Best Buy, GameStop and Amazon have all restocked in recent weeks. And not only are these restocks becoming more frequent, but they're lasting longer as well. It appears that Switch 2 stock shortages are becoming a problem of the past. In the U.K., we've seen increased availability of Switch 2 for a while. Pretty much since launch, the best-selling hybrid console has been relatively easy to get hold of, and that's not changing as the summer progresses. Whenever Switch 2 restock appears in the U.K., it typically lasts for several hours, if not entire days. Nintendo Switch 2 launched on June 5 and costs $449 / £395 standalone and $499 / £429 bundled with Mario Kart World. There is also a new Pokémon Legends A-Z Bundle, which also costs $499 / £429 and is available to pre-order now. It will launch on October 16. I've been tracking Nintendo Switch 2 restocks every single week since the console was first made available to pre-order back in April, and I'm here to bring you the latest updates to help you lock in a console as soon as possible. These are the latest Switch 2 restock updates. After being absent from the Switch 2 pre-order phase, Amazon U.S. launched a Nintendo Switch 2 listing page and is now allowing shoppers to request an invite to purchase. There are no details yet when invites will be sent, but sign up now to be in with a chance to score a Switch 2. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ Amazon Best Buy currently has stock of Nintendo Switch 2 and the Switch 2 Mario Kart Bundle. Best Buy has been primarly holding in-store restocks, but it's latest drop is also online. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ Best Buy Target has restocked the Nintendo Switch 2 as of July 23 at 7 a.m. ET. Both the standalone console and the Mario Kart Bundle are available for shipping, so make your pick and get yours. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ Target Sam's Club currently has stock of the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart bundle! You can only order one per membership, though. Walmart looks to be out of stock of the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle for $499. Walmart's usual restock pattern is to first release stock exclusively to Walmart Plus members before later opening up to Kart Bundle: $499 @ Walmart GameStop is currently sold out of Switch 2 consoles. However, as a specialist video game retailer, we're expecting more stock to arrive shortly, so watch this space. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ GameStop My Nintendo Store is using an invite system to allocate its available Switch 2 stock. You will need to meet specific criteria, including having a Nintendo Switch Online account and then be selected and sent an invite to order the console. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ Nintendo Store Antonline's Switch 2 listings have a "coming soon" message. This could be a sign that the tech retailer is planning to restock the console in the near future, though that message has been there quite a while now, so it's a little puzzling. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ Antonline Newegg's Nintendo Switch 2 pages are live, but there's currently no stock. Newegg may restock the console soon, but nothing is confirmed yet, so this is another one to watch closely for now. Mario Kart Bundle: $499 @ Newegg The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller is practically guaranteed to be the most in-demand Switch 2 accessory, and it packs a suitable upgrade over its predecessor adding a headphone jack, the new "C" button, and customizable back buttons. Additional retailers: Best Buy | GameStop Need an extra set of Joy-Con 2 controllers for multiplayer, or just because it's always nice to have a spare? You can pick up an additional set of Joy-Con 2 at various retailers for $94. Additional retailers: Best Buy | GameStop One of Switch 2's new features is GameChat, and to get the most out of this new addition you'll need a Nintendo Switch 2 Camera to video chat with your friends online. Additional retailers: Best Buy | GameStop The official Nintendo Switch 2 Camera is pretty dull, but this licensed third-party one from Hori is anything but. It's modeled after the iconic Piranha Planet from the Super Mario series and offers all the same features, plus you can close the Piranha's head to give yourself some privacy as needed. Huge caveat: it's resolution maxes out at 480p, whereas the Nintendo camera is retailers: Best Buy You don't need the Switch Joy-Con 2 Wheel to enjoy games like Mario Kart World, but it'll sure make the experience much more fun. You can get a set of two for just $24. Additional retailers: Best Buy | GameStop It's not the most exciting Switch 2 accessory, but should you need a spare AC adapter for your Switch to you can get one for $34. It connects directly to the Switch 2 Switch 2 retailers: Best Buy | GameStop Take your Switch 2 on the road with the official Switch 2 All-In-One Carrying Case. It's big enough so you can carry the Switch 2, Nintendo Switch 2 dock, Joy-Con 2 controllers, various cables, and up to six game retailers: Best Buy | GameStop The Switch 2 comes with an increased storage capacity of up to 2TB. However, the Switch 2 is only compatible with microSD Express cards, which means you'll need new storage cards for your console. Additional retailers: Best Buy | GameStop Mario Kart World will launch on the same day as the Switch 2. This new entry will allow up to 24 drivers to take part in each race, and you'll be able to drive anywhere on the track. Nintendo also said gamers can expect new retailers: Best Buy | GameStop| Walmart Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2 is the definitive way to enjoy CDPR's critically acclaimed first-person open-world RPG on the go. You play a mercenary named V, completing missions in the dark city of the future, Night City, though your main aim is surviving the chaos that surrounds you. This Ultimate Edition also includes the essential Phantom Liberty DLC expansion, which opens up a new area of the map, the ruthless Dogtown. Additional retailers: Best Buy | GameStop Donkey Kong Bananza allows DK to smash his way through (and down into) the surrounding terrain. He can punch his way through mountains or head underground in search of collectibles. It's hands-down one of the Switch 2's biggest titles. Additional retailers: Amazon | GameStop| Walmart Super Mario Party Jamboree is getting a Switch 2 makeover. The new game will feature all new modes, game types, and rules that work with the new console. The game will release on July retailers: Best Buy | Walmart | GameStop Street Fighter 6 1-2 Fighters Edition features 26 characters and 20 stages. You'll fight your way to the top with all-new content and game modes exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2, like Local Wireless One-on-One and Avatar retailers: GameStop | Walmart An enhanced edition of Kirby and the Forgotten Land will make its way to the Switch 2. It'll feature everything we loved about the original as well as some improvements like better graphical fidelity, HDR support, and frame rate improvements. The ever-adorable Kirby gets a bump from 30fps to 60fps and you can enjoy 1080p gameplay in handheld mode or 1440p when retailers: GameStop | Walmart The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is being ported over to the Switch 2. It promises improved visuals and performance. It also brings support for Zelda Notes, a game-specific service found in the Nintendo Switch app that's exclusive to the Switch 2. It brings voice-assisted navigation, voice memories, and item sharing. Additional retailers: GameStop| Walmart The original Switch's definitive launch game has returned for the Switch 2, and now it's been enhanced for Nintendo's new hardware. It's the masterpiece you (probably) know, but it looks and runs better than ever. If you've never played Breath of the Wild, there really isn't a better time to jump into Hyrule than via this Switch 2 retailers: Best Buy Hitman World of Assassination Signature Edition brings the complete IO Interactive trilogy to Nintendo Switch 2. In this action-stealth game, you play the world's most lethal killer, Agent 47, as they travel the globe eliminating high-value targets in a multitude of creative ways. Each mission is highly replayable, and this Signature Edition also comes with a wealth of extra content. I'm a Senior Entertainment Editor at Tom's Guide with more than five years of experience tracking restocks for loads of in-demand gaming items. From the PS5 and Xbox Series X to the PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection, I've helped thousands of readers secure hard-to-buy tech, and I'm putting all that experience to good use this week to help you secure a Nintendo Switch 2.
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Target Dropped New Resort-ready Dresses—and These 8 Are All Under $50
If you're in need of comfortable yet stylish pieces to fill your luggage for your next trip, we found an easy place to start. Target just released a new selection of travel clothes and shoes to meet all your vacation needs. The latest lineup features a wide range of summer styles, including comfortable sandals, breezy pants, and versatile tops. However, we are particularly impressed with the dresses, all of which are under $50. Whether you have a summer vacation coming up or not, it's an ideal time to stock up on these affordable looks. The retailer has over 400 new minis, midis, and maxis, which will make great additions to your travel capsule wardrobe—not limited to the A New Day Ruched Midi Dress in a resort-worthy red floral print, so prepare to fill up your cart. We rounded up eight of our favorite new breezy, resort-ready Target dresses, starting at $25. Besides the red floral print, which will fit right in at a tropical resort, this midi features side smocking details, which allows it to stretch with your body. Meanwhile, the ruching in the front and back adds some drama, so feel free to wear this strapless rayon and nylon dress—with an invisible zipper and side pockets—to weddings, on dinner dates, and for fancy vacation activities. This maxi transitions seamlessly from day to night thanks to its beach- and dinner-ready textured rayon and nylon fabric. The V-neckline is complemented by an elastic waist so you don't have to sacrifice style for comfort. The dreamy dress is currently available in two colors: peachy pink and navy. If you can't decide, consider grabbing one of each for your next trip. If your travel capsule wardrobe is missing a printed mini that can be dressed up or down for various activities, snag this style. It's already garnered 50 ratings, and it's not just because it can transition seamlessly from summer to fall, according to a satisfied buyer. One shopper confirmed that it's a 'good length, not too long or short,' so you can feel confident wearing it for any occasion. The length of this maxi 'is perfect, not dragging on the ground, just reaching it,' according to one reviewer. However, that's not the only reason why it's worth buying. It features a chic and breathable crochet top, a flowy gauze skirt, and two side pockets, so you can ditch your purse on vacation. One shopper also noted that 'the strings at the top are adjustable,' providing a custom fit. Over 400 new Target dresses are available and can be shipped in time for your upcoming summer vacation. Continue scrolling to shop more of our top picks for under $50. Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week.
