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When you see a Staff Pick deal, you know someone at Castle DealNews has declared it a particularly noteworthy bargain. So allow us to quickly highlight some of the... um... highlights. (Of what are already highlights. It recurs.)

Pro Deal Tip: There's many more Staff Pick deals beyond the ones we've highlighted here. Keep scrollin' to see them all.


Nike Men's Killshot 2 Leather ShoesNike Men's Killshot 2 Leather Shoes
Store: Nike
Price: $54 via "ACCESS"
Lowest By: $13
Expiration: November 23

In an unusually threatening instance of shoe naming, the Nike Men's Killshot 2 Leather Shoes exist. Coupon code "ACCESS" is the ticket to making them $54, a significant reduction from their default price of $90. It turns out the killshot was on the price all along and not your feet which is, by any measurable metrics, an objective preferably outcome. Your feet live to see another day while full prices do not. Just how it should be.



LG Slim 8x External USB Double-Layer DVD Writer DriveLG Slim 8x External USB Double-Layer DVD Writer Drive
Store: Best Buy
Price: $18
Shipping: Free shipping
Lowest By: $12

The ongoing campaign at DealNews dot com (mostly on the part of this roundups brigade, admittedly) to keep people excited about the idea of physical media continues apace. That laptop you bought sometime in the last half-decade or so might not have a DVD drive, but look: now it does. Plus, this external drive's model number is "SP80NB80", which is like a jumbled attempt at writing "Spongebob" in a weird way. So that counts for something.



Amazon Device DealsAmazon Device Deals
Store: Amazon
Discount: Up to 63% off
Shipping: Free shipping

It's hard to keep track of exactly what devices count as "Amazon devices" now. Fire TVs and sticks, easy. Echo gimmicks, obviously. But Blink? Ring? Eero? CGA? These are less memorable as specifically Amazon brands. Especially CGA, which isn't an Amazon brand, but an early kind of IBM graphics card. These are the kinds of cruel tricks we delight in here at DealNews dot com. But no matter the brand recognition, they're all discounted, and that's what's important. (I mean, other things are important, but remain firmly outside the purview of a deals website. We can only do so much.)



Nordstrom Early Black Friday SaleNordstrom Early Black Friday Sale
Store: Nordstrom
Discount: Up to 90% off
Shipping: Free shipping
Expiration: November 20

You might reasonably wonder: "Hey, what's the difference between a Nordstrom and a Nordstrom Rack?" And to that, I say: I think it's kind of like the Frankenstein/Frankenstein's monster thing. So this is, to bring this confusing preamble home, a Frankenstein sale, rather than a Frankenstein's monster sale, two weeks too late for Halloween, and also two weeks early for Black Friday, but luckily the latter is in the name, so we're okay. Confusingly, it is a monster sale, with over 40,000 items on sale. That's 566 pages to browse, and there might just be time enough to see them all by the time Black Friday actually rolls around.



Bose Black Friday DealsBose Black Friday Deals
Store: Bose
Discount: Up to 55% off
Shipping: Free shipping

Imagine how awful our lives would be without speakers. No headphones, no sound on your TV, no amplifiers, no train tannoy announcements you sort of half hear and spend the next 10 minutes worrying that you've missed an important message telling you that this train takes you in the complete opposite direction to what you thought and you're going to miss that important thing you had to do (go home and nap). Bose knows your life would suck without these Black Friday deals, so they've launched them early, getting the jump on other sto—actually, wait no, everyone's doing it. Cool. Still, look at the savings.