From “Super Buttons” labeled “A” and “B” right down to the color scheme, everything about the keyboard is designed to mimic the original NES controller’s style. Yet, while it looks like it’s straight from the ’80s, it’s got modern conveniences like programmable Super Buttons and clicky, hot-swappable switches you can easily replace. It also sports multiple connectivity modes, including Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless via a dongle, and USB. Plus, it sports a tenkeyless design similar to your laptop’s keyboard, which makes it more intuitive to use if you don’t get a numpad.
We’ve been seeing some great deals on Amazon devices lately. First, it was the new Blink Mini 2 and the Echo Pop, and now, it’s the second-gen Echo Buds. Normally $119.99, right now, you can buy the buds for $54.99 at Amazon, which is just $5 shy of their all-time low price. You can also buy them with a wireless charging case for $74.99.
With this discount, that means the Bluetooth earbuds are just about $4 more than the newer Echo Buds. Given only the second-generation Echo Buds offer noise cancellation, that’s not bad. At the same time, they also integrate well with Amazon Alexa so you can make voice commands while offering perks like an IPX4 water and sweat resistance rating. They don’t offer the comfortable semi-open design like the newer Echo Buds, but they deliver good sound and sport a passthrough so you can still hear your surroundings.
