Memorial Day deals cut prices on gadgets under $50, including earbuds and chargers
Memorial Day’s sharpest tech bargains are the small ones: earbuds, chargers and cameras dropping to $10 to $50, with several near half price.
Memorial Day weekend started Saturday, May 22, and the holiday lands Monday, May 25, but the most useful tech discounts are not the giant TV splashes. The strongest sub-$50 deals are on the everyday gear people actually use, from charging bricks and earbuds to a compact security camera, the kind of purchases that can save money without forcing a splurge.
The best values are the items that replace worn-out basics or fill a real gap. The Baseus Bass BP1 Pro Earbuds are down to $24 from $40, a meaningful drop for anyone looking for a cheap backup pair or a starter set that will not hurt if they get lost. Anker’s 65W 3-Port Charger is $26, marked down from $40, and that matters because one good charger can power a phone, tablet and another device without crowding an outlet. The HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 at $35, down from $50, is a smarter buy for anyone who wants a wired headset for calls or gaming without climbing into premium prices. The Blink Mini 2K+ at $26, down from $40, is one of the few sub-$50 camera deals that makes sense for an apartment, entryway or home office, especially if you want a small indoor monitor rather than a larger system.
The deepest cuts are on accessory-level gear that can still punch above its price. The HOPOW Outlet Extender is $10 with Prime, down from $16, which is useful in tight spaces where one wall outlet is never enough. The Anker Nano 30W USB-C Charger is $13, down from $16, and that modest discount still leaves it as a practical travel or bedside charger. The Belkin Secure Holder with Wire Cable is $15, down from $20, which is a sensible buy only if an AirTag-style tether would actually help protect keys or luggage. The Anker Nano Travel Adapter is $20, down from $26, and it stands out because it reportedly works in 200 countries and can charge five devices at once, a real bargain for frequent travelers. The Tribit PocketGo Bluetooth Shower Speaker is also $20, down from $30, but it only makes sense for anyone who wants a small waterproof speaker for camping, bathrooms or pool days.
The clearest skip is anything that duplicates gear already in the drawer. Soundcore P41i earbuds are $50, down from $80, which is a solid markdown, but the value disappears fast if current earbuds already work. Memorial Day’s best low-cost tech deals are the ones that solve an everyday problem, not the ones that simply look discounted.
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