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Ars Staff - Mar 23, 2022 6:56 pm UTC

It's time for another Dealmaster! Our latest roundup of the best tech deals from around the web includes a new sale on Amazon's Kindle e-readers. The deals include the newest Kindle Paperwhite marked down to $105, which is the lowest price we've seen to date and matches the deal we saw on Black Friday.

The sale also brings the Kids version of the Kindle Paperwhite down to $115. That's only $5 higher than the best price we've tracked. While this variant is marketed to younger readers, it features the same hardware as the standard Paperwhite, plus a case, a longer two-year warranty (compared to one year with the standard model), and no ads on its home page or lock screen (which costs an extra $20 otherwise). The base Kindle Kids e-reader, which is discounted to $65 today, may be the better value for most children, but the Paperwhite Kids model may be worth it for those willing pay a little extra.

Elsewhere, our roundup has a new low price on the 55-inch version of LG's C1 OLED TV, which is down to $1,197 at various retailers. LG announced pricing details for its 2022 OLED sets just this week, so the company is clearing out inventory for 2021 models like the C1 here. Still, as we've noted before, this is typically a great time of year for TV bargain hunters to pounce.

Beyond that, we also have discounts on Apple's new iPad Air, AirPods Pro, Apple Watch Series 7, and MacBook Pro, Xbox consoles, Razer gaming accessories, a bunch of video games across PC and consoles, Philips Hue smart lights, and much more. You can see our full curated roundup below.

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