These are the best tech deals from Target’s ‘Circle Week’ sale

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Target is no stranger to sales competition from Amazon. They’ve already overlapped their Circle Week sales with Prime Day sales several times. Even though October’s Prime Day may be over, Target’s Circle Week is still going strong. Here are the best deals you should pay attention to.

Headphones

AirPods Pro 2 are $169.99 (originally $249.99) for Circle members, and they offer noise cancellation, and their silicone tips provide a good seal that will naturally block out a lot of background noise without the need to turn on the ANC function. They also released a some features that older models didn’t have, like adaptive transparency. You can expect solid battery life, with Apple claiming up to 30 hours of listening time on a single charge.

The cheapest AirPods (without active noise cancellation) are just $89.99 (originally $129), a record price. This is the fourth generation with the H2 chip and a 30 hour battery.

The Beats Studio Pro was released in 2023 with a “good” review from PCMagpraising its sculpted sound (but cautioning sound enthusiasts), comfort, premium accessories, and spatial audio with head tracking. You can get it for $169.99 (originally $349.99).

Apple Watch

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is the most premium Apple Watch, with the largest case (screen) size, brightest display (3,000 nits), 100-meter water resistance, and longest battery life of up to 36 hours. The Ultra 2 is packed with fitness-focused features, but even if you’re not a health enthusiast, it’s still has lots of great features for casual users Also. People who want a reliable sleep tracker can learn a lot about their sleeping habits with the Ultra 2 as long as they keep it well charged. Get the Apple Watch Ultra 2 GPS + Cellular Titanium Case for $599.99 (originally $799.99).

Google Nest Video Doorbell

The Google Nest Doorbell offers a 145-degree field of view, 1280 x 960 pixel video at 30 fps, 3:4 aspect ratio (so you’ll probably be able to see your packages sitting on the porch), night vision, 6X digital zoom, two-way audio, and up to six months of battery life, according to PCMag’s “good” review. Get it for $139.99 (originally $179.99).

TCL NXTVISION QLED TV

The TCL Nxtframe is a 4K QLED display with an anti-glare reflective screen and artistic outer bezels that give it that distinctive “frame” look. It’s very similar to Samsung’s The Frame, but the Nxtframe supports Dolby Vision in addition to HDR10+, providing compatibility with a wider range of HDR content. It’s also great for gaming, offering a 120Hz refresh rate with a 144Hz variable refresh rate (VRR). You can get the 65″ class NXTVISION 4K QLED Smart Frame for $899.99 (originally $1,399.99).

Robotrock vacuum cleaner robot

If you’re looking for a reliable robot vacuum that can do everything you’d expect from a high-end robot vacuum, but at a mid-range price, consider the Roborock Qrevo Pro for $549.99 (originally $999.99). It vacuums, cleans, applies hot water, has 7,000Pa suction, works over Wi-Fi with smart mapping with its companion app, and can do a few other cool things.

Target Circle Week FAQ

What is Target Circle Week?

Circle Week is the name Target gives to its biggest sale. As the name suggests, it lasts for an entire week, and while it used to happen only once a year, it now happens several times a year. The most recent sale took place this summer, and before that, in springoverlapping with Prime Day and Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, respectively.

When does Circle Week take place?

The next Circle Week will take place from October 5 to 11. That means it started two days before October Prime Day, which took place October 7-8.

Do you have to be a member to take advantage of sales during Target Circle Week?

As with Amazon’s Prime Day sale, you’ll need to be a Member of the circle to participate in the sale, but unlike a Prime membership, Target Circle is free. You can create an account on the Target application Or Target.com.

You can also pay a Target circle 360 membership, which gives you early access to the sale as well as other benefits, like same-day delivery. If you’re a teacher or student, you can save 50% on a one-year Circle 360 ​​subscription until September 13; otherwise, it starts to $10.99 per month. But again, a paid subscription isn’t necessary to get all the best Circle Week deals.

What deals can I find during Target Circle Week?

Circle week will focus on clothing; home products such as kitchen appliances, storage, floor care and bedding; fun and entertainment; and Halloween costumes and treats. You will also find technology products on sale. You can shop in person or online, and there will be a “deal of the day” for each day of the event that starts at 40% off.

Which competitors also offer sales?

• Walmart Prime Day Contest Sale runs from October 6 at 7 p.m. ET to October 12 and includes deals of up to 50% off. This is a particularly good option if you have Walmart+.

• Best Buy Prime Day Contest Sale runs from September 27 to October 12 and features some of the best tech sales online. This is a particularly good option if you are a My Best Buy “Plus” or “Total” member.