One year of PlayStation Plus costs less and Pi Day offers continue

Today is a good day to start or renew your PlayStation Plus subscription: you can purchase a one – year subscription at a price of about 25% off the regular price of $ 59.99. . At $ 44.99, it's a great deal for PS4 owners, even if you do not need to activate it at the moment; Just hold the code until your service is exhausted.

Even if, technically, it is no longer Pi Day, there are still some offers from yesterday's celebration. We will keep you informed each time TCL 4K 4K Series 6 HDTV with built-in Roku software goes on sale, as it remains one of the best 4K TVs under $ 1,000. The 55-inch model costs well under $ 579.99. It is perfect for your needs if you need a large TV with a slim housing, Dolby Vision HDR support, and so on.

Microsoft's Pi day agreements are still in progress and you can get great discounts on the Dell XPS 13 laptop with a $ 999 4K display and an 8th generation Intel Core i7 processor and 256 GB of storage, for example. If you prefer a workstation that can handle certain games, the Dell Inspiron Workstation offers an 8th generation Intel Core i5 processor, the Nvidia GTX 1060 and 8GB of RAM for $ 685.

In another Pi Day contract: the Acer XF250Q gaming monitor usually costs $ 299.99, but you can find it for $ 229.99 at the moment. At this price, it has impressive features that are usually found on more expensive monitors, such as G-Sync compatibility, a refresh rate of 240 Hz and a response time of 1 ms. As long as you can play on a 1080p TN panel, this monitor is a good deal.

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Subscriptions to Sling TV are reduced for new members and you can get a three-month subscription to its orange and blue channel packages for $ 25 instead of $ 40. This is a good offer if you want to listen to March Madness basketball games starting next week. While CBS (not included in Sling TV) has exclusive rights to a few games, TruTV, TNT and TBS give you access.

It's not a new business, but Apple's sixth-generation iPad remains a good way to check if you want or need a new tablet. Starting at $ 249 for the 32GB model or $ 329 for the 128GB tablet, these are currently the best tablets you can buy at under $ 500, according to the review of my colleague Dieter Bohn.