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As Mashable's tech editor, I get early access to a lot of really cool products. I also have a pretty deep knowledge of the coolest new gadgets of 2025, from the latest virtual reality tech to everyday fitness trackers and new Apple laptops. I've also been covering Black Friday sales since 2019, so I know what discounts to expect and which deals you can safely skip. In this guide, you'll find all the best Black Friday tech deals I'd actually recommend to my friends and family. Before recommending an LG OLED TV or an Anker power station, I'll first make sure that the price is actually a good deal. Online retailers are notorious for exaggerating their sales, but I've done the work for you to find the biggest genuine discounts at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and beyond.Keep checking back as I add new discounts on the season's best new gadgets, toys, wearables, and tech gifts. I've personally tested many of the products in this guide, while others have been tested by other Mashable reporters. If you see a deal in this story, it's because I'd truly recommend that product — and at that price — to my loved ones.The new Bose QuietComfort Ultra EarbudsOur favorite noise-cancelling wireless earbuds have been on sale since Amazon started its Black Friday sale earlier this week, but they got a surprise $30 price drop the morning of Black Friday. You can now buy the second-generation Bose QuietComfort Ultra earbuds for $216, a new record price and a discount of 28%, at both Amazon and Best Buy.Seriously, we love these earbuds. The active noise cancellation works so well that I wear them while I work, even when I'm not listening to music. Plus, they really are the most comfortable wireless buds we've ever tried. Opens in a new window Credit: Bose Bose QuietComfort Ultra Noise-Cancelling Earbuds (2nd Gen) $216 at Amazon $298 Save $82 Get Deal My favorite KindleI literally collect rare books, so when I tell you I'm a book nerd, you can believe me. And this is the Kindle that stores my digital library — the Kindle Paperwhite. For Black Friday, it's on sale for $124.99, but I actually recommend paying a little more for the version without lockscreen ads. That way, you'll see gorgeous black-and-white photos on the lockscreen instead of ads for romantasy books I'll never read. Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (no lockscreen ads) $144.99 at Amazon $179.99 Save $35 Editor's pick ✅ Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Kindle Paperwhite $124.99 at Amazon $159.99 Save $35.00 Lowest price ever 🔥 Get Deal The Apple Watch SE 3Apple just launched the new version of its starter smartwatch in September, and it's already earned a spot in my guide to the best smartwatches of the year. The truth is, while we also loved the longer-lasting Apple Watch Series 11 and Ultra Watch 3, the new SE 3 is the right pick for the vast majority of people. This is a true lifestyle smartwatch that also does double duty as a fitness and sleep tracker. Plus, it even has an always-on Retina OLED display. You can pick up this affordable Apple smartwatch for $199.99 at Amazon, a 20% discount. Apple Watch SE 3 (40mm, GPS) $199 at Walmart $249 Save $50 Lowest price ever 🔥 Get Deal at Walmart Get Deal at Amazon Screen-free digital camerasCamp Snap is one of our favorite finds of the year. These trendy cameras feature old-school designs and keep you in the moment while you're making memories. You can buy these stylish point-and-shoot digital cameras starting at just $55 for Black Friday, and they make great gifts for teens. Opens in a new window Credit: Camp Snap Camp Snap Screen-Free Digital Camera $55 at Huckberry $65 Save $10 Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Camp Snap Camp Snap CS-8 Digital Video Camera $179 at Huckberry $199 Save $20 Get Deal Rechargeable Electric Hand WarmersAlexa informed me that New York City faces its first freeze warning of the season, and now I'm mad at her. However, I do have something to keep the…

Boosie Badazz remains firm in his belief that he will dodge prison time as he awaits sentencing in his federal gun case, insisting during a recent appearance that he refuses to even entertain the idea of spending the next two years behind bars. The Baton Rouge rapper leaned on faith and Southern conviction when asked about the possibility of a 24-month sentence, making it clear that he will not speak negativity into existence or claim an outcome he does not accept. “I’m confident like a muthafucka. I ain’t going to jail. I don’t speak that out my mouth. I’m from down south. Your word your mouth is a powerful source.” Boosie pushed back against social media predictions that he will automatically be hit with the maximum term when he returns to court. He stressed that nothing is predetermined and that sentencing depends entirely on the judge. “It’s still up to the judge,” he said. “It’s up to God but it’s up to the judge. You know people saying ‘He gotta do two years.’ That’s not a fact of this case. It’s up to the judge what the judge wanna do. I’m confident man. I’m chin up chest high.” Despite his optimism he said he is bracing himself for whatever outcome arrives in January. Boosie acknowledged the weight of the situation but suggested this case feels different from past legal battles that left him feeling targeted. “I don’t have a judge that hates me this time,” he said. “I’ve always had judges that crucified me.” Still he made it clear that his confidence is not blind. Boosie told TMZ earlier that he hopes a pardon will come through and he reiterated that belief during his latest remarks. That hope remains alive thanks to a monthslong push behind the scenes. In October filings revealed that the Louisiana native hired lobbyists to help him secure a pardon. He has also gone public with multiple pleas asking state officials to reconsider his situation and extend mercy. The effort is ongoing as his legal team works to shift the narrative ahead of his court date. Boosie’s sentencing which was originally slated for November 21 was moved to January 9 at his request giving him more time to prepare and pursue every realistic avenue. For him the delay is not a setback but another moment to reinforce his belief that the right outcome is still within reach. As the new year approaches the rapper faces one of the most consequential moments of his career yet he continues to project resolve. Whether through a judge’s decision or a hoped-for pardon he maintains faith that he will walk into 2025 as a free man rather than another cautionary tale.