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The best Cyber Week deals under $50 you can still shop now

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Cyber Monday has officially ended, but a lot of Cyber Week deals are still going strong. As the tradition goes, it’s the best time of the year to shop and score major savings, making it the perfect time to get gifts for everyone on your list. The best part is that you can keep shopping as it looks like these offers will stay for a while.

We know that you want to buy some things for yourself that don’t break the bank or to use this time to stock up on reasonably priced gifts. Here, everything is $50 and under, making it a perfect gift list for people who are our typical Digital Trends readers.

Herd Mentality — $20 $25 21% off

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Amazon

Create fun memories with your loved ones while playing this popular board game. Herd Mentality allows you to play with up to 20 people and awards points to those who can guess what their family and friends are thinking. It’s great for parties, get-togethers and especially the holidays.

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BLACK+DECKER 12V Max Cordless Drill/Driver — $30 $40 25% off

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This is an affordable drill/driver (meaning it both drills and drives screws in) that can help you assemble any gifts you have, put up mounts for monitors and more. Compare it with other cordless drill Black Friday deals if you intend to do more than just the occasional bit of work.

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Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite — $15 $30 50% off

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Amazon

You may know about Fire TVs already, but you can make just about any device a Fire TV with this stick. This little device as a high-value-for-the-money product that gets the job done with smart controls and everyone’s favorite virtual assistant, Alexa.

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JBL Tune 520BT — $35 $50 30% off

JBL Tune 520BT in purple.
JBL

The JBL Tune 520BT is a budget pair of headphones with foamy earpads and a 57-hour battery life. These are a great alternative pickup for those who care more about getting the sound in their ears than the equalizer settings and ANC quality, or just a good second pair of headphones you don’t have to worry so much about on a daily basis.

BUY at walmart   Buy at Best Buy   Buy at Amazon

Lego Marvel Dancing Groot — $36 $45 20% off

Lego Marvel Dancing Groot and the accompanying box.
Lego

This 459-piece Lego playset builds Groot, and he dances! There’s a built-in rotating spinner in the back that controls his movements. This is fun for those who like Marvel as well as those interested in tinkering with moving parts to see how things work, and it is a great gift for a variety of people.

BUY at walmart   Buy at Best Buy   Buy at Amazon

Gran Turismo 7 (PS5) — $30 $70 57% off

Gran Turismo 7 Standard Edition for PlayStation 5 against a white background.

If you own a PS5 and have been complaining about a lack of games recently, this could be a good solution. With great haptic feedback and a delightful view of the road, this is the driving/racing game for those of us who want a simulation and not a cartoony world. Grab it now while it is $6 off.

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Keurig K-Express Essentials Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker — $49 $59 17% off

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One of the best Cyber Week Keurig deals, if you want to just make a single cup of coffee for yourself here and there, this has to be one of the most convenient ways to do so. Note that this has an iced coffee button, too, so this can roll around to be your summer go-to as well.

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JBL Clip 5 — $50 $80 38% off

EMBARGOED IMAGE – The JBL Clip 5 portable Bluetooth speaker.
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If you want an easy way to add some Bluetooth speakers to your belt loop, backpack, purse, or just about anywhere else, the JBL Clip 5 has become a great way to do so while it is $30 off. It even has an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, allowing your giftee to withstand pretty much anything it faces.

BUY at amazon   Buy at Best Buy

How to choose items under $50 on Cyber Week

Cyber Week is a great time for big-dollar items, but what about small and lower-priced items?

At first thought, you might consider it a wasted moment to spend your dollars on something cheaper when the big stuff is on sale. However, when you think about it, it does come down to percentages. If you buy 10 items where you save $10 each, that’s the same as buying one item and saving $100.

As a result, we consider this also a great time to buy gifts, stock up on stocking stuffers, and get accessories for products that you already love.

How we chose these Cyber Week deals under $50

We know a bit about what the typical Digital Trends reader likes by now. Of course, that’s partially because these are the types of things we like and write about, and you come along for the ride. As a result, generally speaking, the items above should reflect some of your interests.

Zooming out further, the deals above also reflect a sense of the time of year and the goals of people looking for items under $50 — they’re largely good gifts or things that will fit in with what you currently have.

Finally, we put the effort into finding products that were actually good deals and items that were at low prices.

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