The KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer is $349.99 right now, down from $499.99, which is 30% off. That's the lowest price in a year. It's the 5-quart tilt-head model with metal construction and 59 touchpoints around the bowl for even mixing. The stainless steel bowl is dishwasher safe and handles up to 9 dozen cookies in one batch. Ten speeds cover everything from slow stirring to whipping cream at speed 8. Our reviewer said that once you own a stand mixer, "you find things to do with it that you might not think of."

The little Picquic screwdriver is $7.08 right now, down from $8.60, which is 18% off. That's the lowest price in 90 days. It holds 7 micro precision bits in the handle, so nothing gets lost and the whole thing fits in a pocket. Mark Frauenfelder uses it to fix eyeglasses, open battery cases, and repair other small items around the house. The bits are sized for tiny screws like the ones in glasses frames and battery compartments.

Sony's RX100 II is $499.00 right now, down from $598.00, which is 17% off. That's the lowest price in a year. It packs a 20.2 MP 1-inch-type sensor and a 28-100mm equivalent F/1.8-4.9 lens into a body small enough to carry everywhere. Christopher Michel keeps one in his bag at all times, and he has taken "some pretty incredible aerial pictures" with it. It shoots up to 10 frames per second, records 1080 60p video, and has a 3-inch tilting screen.

Anker's Nano Smart Display Charger is $25.99 right now, down from $39.99, which is 35% off. That's its lowest price in six months. It puts out up to 45W and adjusts power based on your battery level, and Anker says it takes an iPhone 17 Pro to 50% in 20 minutes. A small screen shows charging status with one tap, and a double tap switches modes. Care Mode lowers charging temperature by up to 9°F compared to standard 45W chargers, which helps for overnight charging. The prongs fold at 90° and 180°, and the unit is about 47% smaller and 36% lighter than Anker's original 30W charger.

FastCap Long Nosed Marker is $9.99 now, down from $14.99, which is 33% off. That's the lowest price in a year. It's a black, permanent, waterproof marker with a long thin tip, 1/16 inch across, so it reaches into tight spots where a regular marker won't fit. Our reviewer uses long-nosed markers for marking and keeps pencils for drawing and project planning. Used in the shop, the fine tip makes precise lines on wood and other surfaces.