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I’ll admit, shiny new toys are nice. But paying full retail price for one may not always be worth the premium price when you can get a slightly older, nearly as capable model for half the cost. At least, that’s basically what we said when the smart, spherical Amazon Echo Dot fourth-gen arrived to replace the puck-shaped third-generation model: “Wait for a sale.”

Now the same could be said regarding the new Amazon Echo Dot fifth-gen devices versus the previous collection. If the fifth-gen is a must-have, wait for a sale, because paying full price may not be the best deal when you can get the slightly older model for half off right now.

Select Echo Dot fourth-gen devices — which largely sport a design and functionality similar to that of the newer, full-priced models — are now on sale for $25 to $40 off during the Amazon Prime Early Access events. Standard models are available for half off, or $25, while the Echo Dot Kids Panda design, normally $60, is also just $25 for a limited time. The related Amazon Echo Dot With Clock is also on sale for $35 (normally $60), as is the sleek Glacier White model, currently available for $60 compared to the regular price of $100.

Even better: Fourth-gen Echo Dots can be Eero mesh Wi-Fi extenders

One of the more impressive features of the next-gen Echo Dot devices is that they can serve dual duty as Aeromesh Wi-Fi extenders. According

If you’ve been looking for a way to seriously show off, this gold Rolex iPhone has you covered.

You can now buy an iPhone 14 Pro Max with a Rolex watch embedded into the body for $135,420 (about £188,966, AU$214,000), thanks to the designers at Caviar, an opulent gift site known for transforming everyday items using luxury branding. A regular iPhone 14 Pro Max costs $1,099.

The Rolex built into the iPhone is a yellow gold Rolex Cosmograph Daytona that sports eight diamonds. Caviar’s idea was to combine the innovation of a smartphone with a legendary watch for a product that’s even more iconic.

“Caviar craftsmen strive to constantly surpass their own achievements,” says the Caviar listing for the watch. “This time, the target was an impressive iPhone 14 Pro with a Rolex watch embedded into the body. Golden Rolex Daytona is a work of art in itself. Now it gets combined with the latest Apple smartphone, which is perhaps the most relevant invention of humanity right now.”

Caviar ships worldwide and says your modest new product will be sent out to you within one to five business days. There are only three available, so start crossing gifts off your holiday shopping list now.

Read more: Best iPhone in 2022: Which Apple Phone Is Right for You?

This story is part of Amazon Prime DayCNET’s guide to everything you need to know and how to find the best deals.

If you’re looking to kick your fitness routine into high gear, investing in a Peloton bike is a great way to step up your training regimen. Peloton has a lot of great features, including a wide variety of spinning classes and an HD touchscreen, and the brand also offers cycling shoes, dumbbells and other accessories and apparel that can enhance your workout routine.

Right now Amazon has the Peloton bike, as well as accessories and apparel, discounted by up to 25% for Amazon Prime Day.

Normally listing for $1,445, you can snag the original Peloton Bike for just $1,225 during this sale. The bike comes equipped with a 22-inch touchscreen, a headphone jack and Bluetooth connectivity, a 5-megapixel front-facing camera, a built-in microphone and more. You can also monitor your speed, resistance, heart rate and more. Keep in mind you will have to have an All-Access Membership to access Peloton content on your bike, which is sold separately and costs $44 a month.

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Amazon is offering the best price we’ve ever seen on a Peloton bike right now, but this deal won’t stick around for long. The price includes free scheduled delivery inside your doorway.

You can also grab a protective floor mat to prevent scuff marks and other damages from occurring while you’re working out. It will also make your ride more stable, so you

YouTube continues to be a platform that allows misinformation videos to flourish, especially if those videos are in Spanish.

Media Matters, a progressive nonprofit watchdog group, released a report earlier this month pointing out that dozens of videos filled with election misinformation, with more than a million views total, are still on YouTube since being posted in 2020. This is the third report released by Media Matters in three months focusing on Spanish-language videos and channels making debunked claims but facing minimal repercussions from YouTube.

False claims in 40 Spanish-language videos across 25 YouTube channels reviewed by Media Matters included debunked conspiracy theories alleging massive election fraud in the 2020 presidential election, voting machines programmed to change votes and voting by dead people. Claims made of mass voter fraud in that election have been shown to be false, and multiple legal suits that pushed the same claims have been thrown out of court for having no merit. Even members of former President Donald Trump’s administration said the election was the most secure in American history.

These videos are largely spreading the same right-wing narratives or topics that are being disseminated in English-language posts, says M. Estrada, a Spanish-language researcher for Media Matters who asked that we did not give a first name for security reasons.

Other topics these Spanish-language YouTubers spread misinformation about include COVID vaccines, transgender health issues and other conspiracy theories.

Social media platforms are breeding grounds for misinformation, including YouTube with its more than 2