62 percent off iPhone 8 cases and other good deals happening today

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Power Wheels
Up to 30 percent off on Power Wheels cars. Amazon

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The Amazon Tap—Amazon’s portable Alexa-enabled Bluetooth speaker—is now 36 percent off, bringing it down to $80, or the lowest price so far this year. It’s got a nine-hour battery life, connects over Wi-Fi, and delivers 360-degree sound. Or, for 16 percent off, you can snag a refurbished Echo Dot.

After last week’s Apple event, we’ve had our eye out for accessories. Anker’s Karapax line has some new iPhone 8 cases on sale today. This one is 62 percent off. It’s got a grippy 3D texture and a durable, polycarbonate frame. The company—which is beloved for offering simple, top-quality tech goods for cheap—is also offering a rugged option and models for the iPhone 8 Plus. $10.

If you have a child—or, like me, still have the whims of one—you’ll be stoked to know that Power Wheels are on sale. I don’t care if I can’t fit comfortably inside of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles car … I wan’t it. There are different models to choose from, though most come with a rechargeable 12-volt battery and a travel speed between 2.5 and 5 miles per hour. Ooh, and check out the solo Wild Thing cars, which can spin 360 degrees. They’re all 30 percent off today.

Sports trampolines are up to 26 percent off. These single-person bouncers designed with durable, elastic cords and a steel frame and legs. It’s meant for exercise, though your kids will like it, too.

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Billy Cadden is the Senior Director of Commerce for the science, tech, and outdoor group at Recurrent. He began working as the Commerce Editor at PopSci in 2017, where he spent 5 years diving deep into every product he could get his hands on. Cadden splits his time between Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, and Woodstock with his dog Wanda. He spends his time seeking new coffee shops and writing for his solo music project