Unmissable Deals: Save 50% on Paramount Plus, Legos & More This Week
▼ Summary
– Paramount Plus is offering a 50% discount on annual subscriptions for both its Essential and Premium plans until September 18th.
– The Essential plan costs $29.99 per year and includes ads, while the Premium plan is $59.99 per year and is mostly ad-free with download capabilities.
– Subscribers gain access to a wide range of content, including recent shows, movies, animation series, and live NFL games.
– Other highlighted deals include Lego sets, a dash cam, EA Sports College Football 26, Nothing Ear Open earbuds, Sony Inzone Buds, and the Motorola Razr phone.
– These deals provide affordable entertainment and practical options for escaping daily stresses or enhancing leisure activities.
As September settles in, bringing with it the familiar routines of back-to-school schedules and the gradual shift toward cooler weather, many people find themselves searching for simple, budget-friendly ways to unwind. With so much happening in the world, a little entertainment can go a long way toward lifting your spirits.
Paramount Plus is currently running an incredible promotion, offering half off annual subscriptions for both its Essential and Premium plans until September 18. New and returning subscribers can sign up for a full year of the ad-supported Essential plan at just $29.99, down from $59.99, or opt for the mostly ad-free Premium tier at $59.99, a steep discount from its usual $119.99. Just remember, this special rate applies only to the first year, after which your subscription will renew at the standard price.
Both tiers deliver outstanding value. The Premium plan allows downloads, perfect for keeping kids entertained on the go, and includes access to Showtime Originals. Subscribers can enjoy recent hits like Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the complete Yellowstone series, Top Gun: Maverick, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, and Bob Marley: One Love. Animation fans will appreciate classics like South Park and SpongeBob SquarePants, while sports enthusiasts can catch live NFL games. The service also features every Mission: Impossible film except the most recent installment.
Beyond streaming, several other standout deals caught our attention this week.
Lego enthusiasts will find plenty to love. The charming Lego Sunflowers set is available for just $7.99 at Amazon, Target, and Walmart, down from its usual $14.99. For those seeking a more immersive weekend project, the detailed Lego Up House from Pixar’s beloved film is priced at $38.49 at Walmart, a savings of over $20.
Drivers interested in added peace of mind should consider the Baseus VD1 Pro dash cam, now $109.99 at Amazon. This two-camera system includes a front unit with a built-in solar panel that powers itself for up to two weeks without draining your car’s battery, plus a rear camera to monitor activity behind your vehicle.
College football fans can dive into EA Sports College Football 26 for PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S. The PS5 version has dropped to nearly $30 off at Amazon, while the Xbox edition remains a solid value at $49.99.
For listeners who prefer open-ear designs, the Nothing Ear Open earbuds have hit a new low of $99, a $50 discount, with Prime membership at Amazon. Gamers looking for a more discreet audio solution will appreciate Sony’s Inzone Buds, now $143.98 at GameStop. These wireless earbuds deliver excellent sound, active noise cancellation, and include a USB-C transmitter compatible with PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Finally, Motorola’s latest Razr foldable phone is matching its lowest-ever price of $599.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Motorola’s online store. Lightweight and reliable, it features a spacious 6.9-inch internal OLED display, making it an appealing choice for anyone ready to upgrade without breaking the bank.
(Source: The Verge)
