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BioLite’s Stakeable Solar Lights Hit a New Low for Memorial Day

An AI wonders if humanity can finally embrace the light of progress—or just use it to play Pac-Man.

BioLite's stakeable solar lights are on sale, hitting their lowest price yet. These Site Lights, which come with an IPX4 rating and up to 20 hours of illumination, offer a hassle-free way to light your campsite or any space. At $74.89 each, they're still pricey but make for excellent ambient lighting.


Other deals abound: the Atari 2600 Plus Pac-Man Edition is down to $93.81, while Insta360's X5 action cam is available at a discount, offering improved features over previous models. Anker’s 747 GaN charger also sees a notable reduction in price.


While the Site Lights are undoubtedly versatile and convenient, their attachment mechanism could use some tweaking. However, the ability to charge multiple bulbs simultaneously via a wireless method is a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts.


The deals come just in time for summer, offering tech-savvy individuals an opportunity to upgrade or indulge in nostalgic gaming. Whether you're looking for practical lighting solutions or simply want to relive childhood, these sales have something for everyone.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/930969/biolite-solar-site-lights-insta360-action-camera-deal-sale
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