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Amazon\u2019s Prime Day<\/a> sales event kicks off tomorrow in earnest, though deals have been piling on early<\/a> for well over a week. A new discount that\u2019s coming in pretty hot is a $50 discount on Google\u2019s latest phone, the Pixel 7A<\/strong><\/a>, which is now available at Amazon<\/a> and Best Buy<\/a> for $449. The excellent midrange phone offers a nice sampling of what Google\u2019s fancier Pixel 7<\/a> flagships feature but at a much more modest price. It\u2019s our top pick of phones around $500<\/a>, in part due to its fast 90Hz refresh screen, matched Tensor G2 processor from its higher-end brethren, and the inclusion of wireless Qi charging (finally). Wrap all that up with an approachable 6.1-inch screen size and a great dual-camera setup, and you\u2019ve got yourself plenty of phone for not too much money.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Nintendo\u2019s Ring Fit Adventure<\/strong><\/em> fitness game for the Switch is on sale for a new low price of $49.99<\/a> ($30 off) at Best Buy. The unusual title has a charming approach to personal fitness, using Joy-Con controllers in a leg strap and a Pilates ring to lead you through real-life cardio and strength workouts that correspond to in-game attacks in an RPG setting. You\u2019re battling against monsters in a fantasy world, led by an evil bodybuilding dragon who probably drinks too many protein shakes, going at your own pace and fitness level. It\u2019s a charming way to jump into a lighthearted game and get your daily sweat on while in the comfort of your own home. And thankfully, we\u2019re well beyond the days when Ring Fit<\/em> was price gouged for hundreds of dollars during the pandemic \u2014 $50 for this game with its included accessories is a steal.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The MacBook Air of 2020 just can\u2019t stop being a good value, even as it\u2019s going on three years old. You can buy Apple\u2019s MacBook Air with an M1<\/strong><\/a> processor for just $749.99 ($250 off) at Best Buy<\/a> and Amazon<\/a>, which is its all-time low price. Yes, the newer M2 13-inch<\/a> and 15-inch<\/a> Airs are newer and better, but it\u2019s still hard to beat this laptop for general computing needs and getting basic work done at such a low price. The base configuration has 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD, which isn\u2019t a huge amount of either, but it\u2019s a fine machine for everyday tasks or as a second computer to complement a desktop.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n