Today only: Score a Dyson vacuum for just $175, plus battery back up systems, smart surge protectors and more on sale at Amazon
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Whether you’re looking for a vacuum that will give your home the deepest clean ever, something to occupy tiny tots, or even a backup battery pack in case of emergencies, Amazon has it marked down just for today. Don’t sit on this sale l too long — you only have until midnight to take advantage of the deals.
In fact, this APC UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector—which is on sale for $50, or $30 off at Amazon, today only—will automatically transfer power from a wall outlet to its built-in battery pack in case the power goes out in your home. This means, if there’s a blackout, your TV and computer will keep working, thanks to its 330-watt backup battery.APC Smart Plug Surge Protector Power Strip
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