Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Wearables
  3. Deals

The best Mother’s Day tech deals you can shop today

Add as a preferred source on Google
Image used with permission by copyright holder

Mother’s Day is coming up — don’t forget to spoil your mom! Tech products make great gifts. Unlike books and jewelry, which often gather dust shortly after being unwrapped, tech products get used every day, as long as you match the product to your mom’s needs and lifestyle. A smart home hub with a screen will make it easier for her to have video calls with her grandkids. A smartwatch will help her track her activity and send texts from her wrist. A new blender can replace the one she’s been using since you were a baby. So cook your mom a nice dinner, reminisce with her over a photo album, then give her a gift from one of the best Mother’s Day tech deals. These are our picks.

Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Gen) — $35, was $40

Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Gen) sitting on a light gray shelf.
Image used with permission by copyright holder

Does your mom need to be pulled into the 21st century? Ease her into the world of smart home technology with the simplest and cheapest device available, the Amazon Echo Dot. This puck shaped device will help her send texts, listen to music, turn the lights on and off and much more. It will fit on any shelf or countertop, and it’s easy to hide if it doesn’t fit your aesthetic. The Amazon Echo Dot is little device that makes interfaces with technology more intuitive. There are a ton of different configurations of the Echo in our Amazon Echo deals, if this little puck isn’t quite what you’re looking for.

BUY NOW

Conair SKN Sonic Facial Brush — $70, was $80

The Conair SKN facial brush with three different attachable heads.
Image used with permission by copyright holder

Your mom has spent her whole life pampering you. It’s time to pamper her — or at least let her pamper herself. This Conair SKN Sonic Facial Brush is a daily use brush mom can easily integrate into her skincare routine. It has three different brushes that each help clean, exfoliate and rejuvenate skin. She can use it in combination with the cleansers and moisturizers she already owns, but with the extra power a rechargeable brush adds.

BUY NOW

Amazon Echo Show 8 — $85, was $130

A father and daughter interact with family on their Amazon Echo Show 8.
Amazon

If you don’t live in the same city as your mom, the Amazon Echo Show 8 is a great way to start having family video calls. It’s a full smart device, like the above Echo Dot, but with a compact screen built right into it. Along with video calls, the Echo Show lets you monitor video doorbells and security cameras, watch YouTube, or just check the weather. It’s a great introduction to the world of smart home devices.

BUY NOW

Apple AirPods 2 — $100, was $130

Apple AirPods 2 - Charging Case - In-ear Headphones
Apple

Best Buy has discounted the Apple AirPods 2, just in time for Mother’s Day. Wireless Bluetooth earbuds are the new standard in headphones, and your mom deserves an upgrade. AirPods deals are the perfect gift if she has an iPhone or a MacBook as they pair with other Apple products seamlessly. This discount comes with the recharging case, so they can be used all day without any need to be plugged into a wall socket.

BUY NOW

Ninja Mega Kitchen System — $150, was $200

Image used with permission by copyright holder

We all want a blender, but for some reason we’re always hesitant to buy one for ourselves. The Ninja Mega Kitchen System is a multi-use device that replace your blender, mixer and food processor. It comes with several different attachments that allow for a wide range of uses. Your mom can make her to-go smoothies in the 16-ounce serving cups, mix cookie dough in the massive 64-ounce bowl, and blend a whole recipe’s worth of ingredients in the massive 72-ounce pitcher.

BUY NOW

Keurig K-Elite Single Serve — $160, was $190

The Keurig K-Elite Coffee Maker dispenses coffee into a blue ceramic mug.
Keurig

Mom’s are some of the busiest people in the world — so busy they can barely have time to make coffee. If this reminds you of your mom, get her a Keurig from our Keurig deals. She can make a single cup of coffee in a few minutes, get her shot of caffeine, and move on with her day. The K-Elite is built for one cup of coffee at a time, but you can select how big that cup is and how strong you want the coffee. It even makes iced coffee.

BUY NOW

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 — $250, was $310

Data from a workout showing on the screen of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5.
Andy Boxall/Digital Trends

It’s important to stay active as you get older. One way to ensure that you’re getting your daily exercise in is by tracking it. Get your mom a smartwatch and she’ll know exactly how much activity she’s getting in. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 does more than that. It’s also a link to your smartphone, letting you check messages and even call people right on your wrist. If your mom has a Samsung phone, this is the perfect gift for her.

BUY NOW

Beats Studio 3 — $250, was $350

Beats Studio3 Headphones on Woman Laughing
Image used with permission by copyright holder

For the mom who’s a music lover, there’s no better gift than some quality headphones. Beats Studio 3 headphones are a great option for anyone from casual listeners to audiophiles, especially if they like Beat’s famous bass-boosted sound. These headphones fit completely over your ears and are noise-cancelling, making them great for traveling, commuting and just getting some peace and quiet in general.

BUY NOW

Noah McGraw
Former Section Editor, Commerce
Noah has four years of experience searching for the best discounts on all of the tech products Digital Trends has reviewed…
Qualcomm is set to ratchet up chip prices in September, and your next gadget upgrade could bear the brunt
The price hike could touch every Snapdragon-powered device category.
The new Qualcomm Snadragon 8 Elite Gen 5

I want you to sit with this for a second. Qualcomm, the company whose Snapdragon chips sit inside your Android phone and tablet, your Windows laptop, your Meta smart glasses, your Galaxy Watch, and your wireless earbuds, reportedly sent a letter to every major customer telling them prices are going up by double digits. 

The price hike will be in effect from September 1, 2026, a recent Bloomberg report claims. Essentially, all the companies placing their chip orders after that will pay a higher price. 

Read more
Slacked off all summer? Here are 3 fitness trackers that’ll help you stay accountable as you head back to school
Three trackers, three price points, three totally different approaches to keeping you honest about your own goals.
A person wearing the Whoop 5.0.

Summer break did what it usually does. Your sleep schedule drifted, workouts happened less often than you'd hoped, and by the time August rolled around, you were feeling it. You've got a plan to get back on track once the school year starts and your days have more structure, but you know how that usually goes. The first two weeks are solid, then the routine quietly slips.

A fitness tracker won't get you off your couch. What it will do is put a number in front of you every day, one that makes it obvious whether you stuck to your goal or slacked off. That small bit of visibility is often the difference between meaning to work out and actually doing it. Back-to-school season is a good time to buy in, since you're already resetting more than one part of your routine, and the overlap makes the habit more likely to stick. To keep the odds in your favor, here are three fitness trackers that can help you stay accountable and actually hit your goals.

Read more
Galaxy Watch 9 vs. Watch Series 11: Has Apple finally met its smartwatch match?
From AI-powered health coaching to outdoor fitness tracking, here's how Samsung's Galaxy Watch 9 stacks up against Apple's Watch Series 11.
Wristwatch, Arm, Body Part

These days, the real battleground between smartwatches is who can turn a wrist-worn, sensor-loaded device into something that resembles a personal fitness trainer, and this year's crop of flagship wearables takes that fight more seriously than ever. 

Samsung just refreshed its mainstream Galaxy Watch line with a new silicon and a batch of clinically-backed health tools, landing squarely on Apple's home turf of preventive wellness tracking. Apple, for its part, has spent the better part of a year letting its Series 11 sit as the reigning pick for anyone inside its ecosystem, propped up by a software catalog few rivals match feature-for-feature. 

Read more