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5 Deals You Need to Know Today: Save $182 on a Touchscreen Laser Printer!

Today, give a boost to your business (and wallet) by saving $182 on a touchscreen laser printer. Check out this offer and more in our roundup of the top five Editors' Choice deals we found last night and this morning.

Refurbs offer a great opportunity to pick up typically bank-breaking high-end electronics at a fraction of the price. For example, this Vizio 50" 4K TV drops to $207.87 at Walmart when you opt to pick it up in-store. That puts it at the best price we've ever seen ;&mdash beating the price of a new one by a massive $181. It features HDR10 & HLG, SmartCast OS with Chromecast, and three HDMI inputs.

Note: a 90-day warranty applies, although it's unclear who backs it.

Click here to see more TV deals.

If you're searching for a heavy-duty printer for your business or organization, this deal for a Xerox touchscreen laser printer at NeweggFlash could be the solution you're looking for. It features a 1200x400 DPI resolution, 550-sheet tray, USB, Ethernet, and would set you back a further $182 if you bought it elsewhere.

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Getting kitted out for the office can place an unexpected drain on your wallet. Luckily, stores like Jos. A. Bank are a constant source of savings on some everyday work essentials. The sizes on this suit jacket may be somewhat limited but with prices this low and savings of up to $331 off the list price, this Editors' Choice deal is too good to pass up. It's available in select sizes from 35 to 52, with prices varying by size and color.

Click here to see more apparel deals.

If you were put off by the price tag upon its initial releases, now's a great time to indulge in some nostalgia and relive the glory days of the PlayStation at a bargain. While it's only going to save you $3, it's dropped in the last six days to reach a new all-time low. Among the 20 classic titles included are Final Fantasy VII, Metal Gear Solid, and Tekken 3.

Click here to see more console deals.

There's no accounting for what minor everyday mishaps may occur, but there's no excuse for being unprepared for a breakage when you can pick up a super glue 3-pack for less than $5.

Click here to see more home & garden deals.

Best 4K TV Deals: An Ed Choice Deal on a Well-Reviewed Sony TV

This week's best TV deals offers Editors' Choice deals on a selection of 4K TVs from Sony, Samsung, and more.

The Sony Bravia XBR55X800E comes with a $200 Dell gift card, making this 55" TV an Editors' Choice deal. RTings likes the Smart TV features and picture quality which is maintained at an angle, but does caution that dark colors can look splotchy. Features include a 3840x2160 (4K, 2160p) native resolution, 802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth, Android TV and built-in Chromecast (with access to YouTube, Netflix, Hulu Plus, more), voice control, four HDMI inputs, and three USB ports.

It's a basic LED television, but at $179.99, the RCA RTU4300 is at the second-best price we've seen for any 43" 4K TV, which qualifies it for Editors' Choice. It does boast four HDMI inputs so you can comfortably hook up all your devices; it also features a 3840x2160 (4K) native resolution, sleep timer function, and programmable channel memory.

The Samsung UN55LS03NAFXZA not only acts as a 4K TV, but also showcases your person collection of photos or great photos and works of art. RTings loves the FreeSync VRR Support, auto game mode, great native contrast, and fast response time. This 2018 model features a 3840x2160 (4K) native resolution, HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG support, Smart TV features, three USB ports, four HDMI inputs, My Collection to see your personal photo collection, and Samsung Collection curated art and photography selections.

March Madness is upon us, so get your brackets ready and don't miss a single 3-pointer with the Samsung QN75Q8FN. RTings says it has great motion handling and low input lag, which is perfect for a fast-moving roundball game. At a $1,049 price low, you know it's Editors' Choice. Features include: 3840x2160 (4K) native resolution, HDR Elite (supports HDR10+), Smart TV apps (including Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, more), two USB ports, four HDMI inputs, and smart remote with Bixby voice control.

At $279.99, the Insignia NS-50DF710NA19 is the lowest price we've seen for a 50" Fire TV, and a good choice if you want a larger television without the larger price. It integrates well with with Alexa, according to RTings, and has good contrast, although they noted an Amazon Prime account may be needed to take advantage of all the Fire functions. Features include a 3840x2160 (2160p) native resolution, Fire TV apps, Alexa voice control, three HDMI ports, and one USB port.

Best Smart Home Deals: Echo Users Get a $10 Smart Home Plug or Bulb

This week's best smart home deals include a $10 smart plug or bulb for Amazon Echo customers, and an all-time low on a 2nd-generation Echo Dot.

If you're committed to smartening up your home and want an entry-level kit, this TP-Link duo is a worthy Editors' Choice deal. B&H is selling the smart outlet and light switch bundle for a substantial $25 less than any other store, which is close to a 50% saving. Each unit is compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and the Kasa Smart App for iOS and Android devices.

Note: It's temporarily out of stock, but can be ordered now. (It's expected to ship in 7 to 14 business days.)

This week's smartest of deals isn't open to everyone, but the Editors' Choice offer had to be included here: the Belkin Wemo Mini Smart Plug and LIFX A19 60W-Equivalent WiFi Light Bulb are selling for just $10 for Echo owners who've to make a smart home purchase through Alexa. That puts each of these gadgets at at least half the price of any other store today.

The plug works with Nest devices, IFTTT protocols, and Amazon Alexa; it's also compatible with iOS or Android devices. The bulb is dimmable and features voice control via Alexa or Google Assistant.

It might not be the newest tech on the market, but this is a great price for the 2nd-generation Echo Dot, and about as cheap as you'll get a smart speaker. It's tied with the price we saw just before the holidays and, if it arrives in time, would allow you to make use of the Echo-only smart deals above (since buying both the bulb and plug at these special prices yields a $24 saving altogether, you can purchase the Dot at Belk and still stand to save!)

Note: A 90-day Amazon warranty applies.

It might not be home electronics as you know it, but if you're smartening up every other aspect of your life, you'd be a fool to ignore your dental care. In which case, we recommend the Philips Sonicare 9300, which has fallen to a best-ever rebate-free price and impressive $51 low, assuming you'll use the $30 in Kohl's Cash that comes with the deal. It provides real-time feedback and personalized coaching to help improve your brushing.

True smart home converts can extend the tech to their heating system and invest in the Hive thermostat while it's at the this low price. Although it was $29 less on Cyber Monday, it's currently $101 cheaper at Amazon than any other store, so well worth consideration. This pack includes the thermostat and Hive Hub; it works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant and is compatible with iOS and Android devices.

Let the Brew Come to YOU: 6 Sites Where You Can Buy Beer Online

American craft beer is in the midst of a renaissance. More than 6,000 breweries are now operating across the United States, eclipsing even pre-Prohibition numbers. But the U.S. is big, and getting your favorite beer can be tough when the brewery is on the other side of the country.

Here, we lay out the challenges you can face when you buy beer online, and tell you about six sites that can help you get your brew.

Get to Know Your Local Beer Laws

First of all, the direct shipment of booze is largely regulated at the state level. Residents of Alabama, Arkansas, and Utah can't receive beer directly; alcohol must be purchased from licensed retailers in those states. (You may be able to order said alcohol online and have it delivered to an ABC store, though, depending on your local laws.)

SEE ALSO: How to Brew Your Own Beer at Home (Without Going Broke)

For what it's worth, the majority of alcohol shipping regulations apply to wine specifically. That said, don't be surprised if some sites simply won't ship to your state. (And a few sites definitely ship beer to places where they shouldn't.) Of course, you're ultimately responsible for complying with all applicable local, state, and federal laws regarding taxes and interstate alcohol sales.

Shipping Beer Is Expensive

Beer bottles are both heavy and fragile, so they're expensive to ship. Expect shipping costs in the $20 to $35 range for ground shipping — and remember that opting for ground shipping means your beer will spend days in the heat or cold. What's more, all beer deliveries require the signature of a person who's at least 21. Some sites suggest using your work address for deliveries, so you won't miss any.

Now that you've got the lay of the land, check out these sites and bring home that IPA, stout, or hefeweizen you've been missing.

6 Sites Where You Can Order Beer Online

1. Tavour

What's notable: Seattle-based Tavour sends you an email almost every day with new beers you can add to an open order. After a period of time, you ask Tavour to send your order, and it'll ship you all the beers you picked. You can also download the site's Android or iOS app to view its daily deals.

Beer delivery costs: Tavour's real advantage is shipping cost. You pay a $14.90 flat rate, with tax variances based on your location.

Shipping restrictions: As of November 2018, Tavour was shipping to 19 states. It also ships on a schedule (rather than on demand), so double-check your delivery dates.

2. The Beer Connect

What's notable: The Beer Connect doesn't actually stock beer; it's a middleman between breweries and customers. At least 25 states currently allow their citizens to receive craft beer shipments directly from breweries; if your state is lucky enough to be on the list, you can choose from hundreds of different beers.

Beer delivery costs: Shipping costs will vary by the brewer. Expect standard shipping rates of around $25 to $35, increasing with the size of your order.

Shipping restrictions: The beers you can buy vary based on your state and the state where the brewery is located.

3. CraftShack

What's notable: CraftShack has a wide selection of available beverages and a wide distribution area. The website also features a handy set of filters, making it easy to browse for new beers in the styles you like.

Beer delivery costs: All that convenience ain't cheap. CraftShack requires a $35 minimum order, and be prepared to pay at least another $20 for shipping.

Shipping restrictions: Expect the site to ship to every U.S. state except AK, AR, KY, MS, and UT.

4. Best Damn Beer Shop

What's notable: Best Damn Beer Shop (BDBS), based in San Diego, actually has two brick-and-mortar stores. It ships to 29 states/districts, and San Diego locals can opt for in-store pickup or same-day delivery.

Beer delivery costs: BDBS claims to make no profit off shipping, so it might have lower shipping costs than competitors. But don't expect too much in the way of savings, as shipping beer is still expensive.

Shipping restrictions: The store requires a $40 minimum order. You must order at least six bottles — and you can only order in multiples of six or 12 bottles. BDBS ships to 29 states/districts: AK, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, MD, MI, MO, NC, NE, NM, NV, OH, OR, SC, TN, VA, VT, WA, WV, and WI.

5. Craft City

What's notable: Not only does Craft City's website feature more than 2,000 beers available for ordering, but it allows you to browse by both brewery and by style and choose shipping methods other than ground.

Beer delivery costs: Craft City offers multiple shipping options. Ground will obviously be least expensive, but if you're ordering sensitive products, you might want a faster delivery option — and Craft City provides.

Shipping restrictions: Craft City doesn't ship to AR, DE, KY, MS, SD, TX, or UT.

6. Total Wine & More

What's notable: Total Wine & More obviously carries wine, but it also stocks more than 2,500 beers. While the retailer doesn't ship beer, if you're lucky enough to be within driving distance of one of its 193 locations, you can order online and pick up in-store.

Beer delivery costs: None, but you've got to pick it up in person.

Shipping restrictions: Total Wine has locations in 22 states: AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, KY, MA, MD, MN, MO, NC, NJ, NM, NV, SC, TN, TX, VA, WA, and WI.

Readers, have you purchased beer from any of these retailers? If so, what was your experience like? Let us know in the comments below!

Best Phone Deals: Boost Still Offers the Best iPhone XR Deal Around

Whether you're an avid Apple or Android fan, this week's best phone deals include something to suit all tastes and budgets. We've seen a $100 low on the iPhone XR, while LG's answer to the S8 Plus falls to its best-ever price.

Discounts on the latest iPhones are always interesting to watch, and if you've held off on the well-reviewed XR for this long, you can now snag this Editors' Choice deal from Boost Mobile for basically an even $100 less than you'd pay on any other network.

This recently released iPhone features an A12 Bionic chip (shared with the higher-end iPhone XS), 6.1" Liquid Retina 1792x828 LCD display, advanced face ID, a single-lens, 12MP rear camera with depth control and Smart HDR, a 7MP front camera with Animoji and Memoji, dual SIM card slots, and iOS 12.

Note: You can opt for the 128GB option for $699.99, or the 256GB for $799.99.

CNET called the LG V30 a "rock-solid alternative to Samsung's Galaxy S8 Plus and the Google Pixel 2 XL", and this open-box unit is at its best-ever price. (It's a massive $106 less than you'd pay for a factory-sealed phone.) Features include a 6" 2880x1440 OLED touchscreen, Qualcomm MSM8998 Snapdragon 835 8-core processor (2.5GHz quad + 1.9GHz quad), 4GB RAM, 64GB internal storage, dual 16MP and 13MP rear cameras, 5MP front camera, 4K video recording, and Android 7.1.2 (Nougat).

Note: While essentially new, it may not come in its original packaging. A 1-year Consumer Priority Services warranty applies.

You can take your network pick here, whether you prefer Straight Talk, Net10, or Total Wireless. Whatever you choose, it's the best way to get your hands on a prepaid iPhone 6s, and is an especially great deal for Apple fans who love headphone jacks.

Note: Straight Talk charges the same price.

Android loyalists who'd rather opt for a recent-generation Galaxy phone should consider going refurbished with this deal. It's not only an all-time low for the phone, but this refurb is $205 cheaper than what you'd pay for a new, unlocked phone anywhere else today. Features include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 8-core CPU, 5.8" 2960x1440 Super AMOLED touchscreen LCD, 4GB of RAM, 64GB internal storage, 12MP rear- and 8MP front-facing cameras, 4K video recording, and Android 7.0 (Nougat).

Note: No warranty information is provided, but the seller offers free returns for 30 days. These units have an LCD shadow, but are otherwise fully functional.

This Apple-refurbished iPhone X undercuts the price of a new one by $81. So while you may see third-party refurbs for less, they don't include the 1-year Apple warranty that applies here (the same warranty as new units), making this a great way to save on a recent model without skimping on safeguards. It also includes a new battery and outer shell, making it very similar to the physical condition of new units.

10 Ways to Book a Disney Cruise in 2019 and Save

Disney cruises are extremely popular because they make family vacations a breeze to plan. You can find Disney Cruise Line itineraries to Alaska, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, the Caribbean, Europe, Mexico, the Pacific Coast, the Panama Canal, and even transatlantic voyages.

With so many choices, there's definitely a trip for every taste — but is there a Disney cruise for every budget? Use these 10 tips to book a cheap Disney cruise in 2019.

1. Choose an Inside Cabin

Inside cabins are usually cheaper than outside cabins on Disney cruises, but not always by much. On certain Disney ships, the inside cabins contain "Magical Portholes." These screens offer real-time sea views with special Disney touches. They can help make a stateroom feel less dark and closed in, but they're a perk you'll pay for.

Rooms equipped with a Magical Porthole can cost upwards of $500 more than those without one, or almost as much as an outside cabin. But in general, expect to save about $100 or more when choosing an inside cabin over an ocean-view stateroom. Just know that your savings could depend on when you book and the ship you choose. Neither the Disney Magic nor Disney Wonder offers Magical Portholes, although some deluxe inside cabins do have a view — albeit an obstructed one.

2. Book Last-Minute Cruises When You Can

If you wait to book until 75 days or less before departure, your odds of finding serious Disney cruise deals can go up. But it's a bit of a gamble. At the time of this writing, we found inside staterooms on a 3-night, April 2019 cruise to the Bahamas for as little as $1,638. That's more than $350 less than what you'd pay to take that cruise the week before or the week after. However, a concierge room for seven nights currently starts at more than $14,000 for one April cruise to the eastern Caribbean.

If you do wait and decide on a last-minute Disney cruise, look for restricted guarantee rooms, which are only available on select sailings. As the name suggests, they come with restrictions. You won't be able to choose your room, and it won't be assigned to you until a few days before you set sail. Plus, you have to pay in full at the time of booking, and your fare is nonrefundable and nontransferable.

If you'd rather not wait until the last minute, consider trying to book a secret room on a Disney cruise. Secret rooms have slightly obstructed views, but they provide another way to save up front. Be sure to request one of these when you're booking if you're interested.

3. Bookmark the Disney Promotions Page

Always be on the lookout for Disney cruise deals and special promotions! If you're planning a Disney cruise, go ahead and bookmark that section of the website. There are often discounts like letting children sail for free, or saving a certain percentage when sailing from select locations. And some kind of promotion is always running, whether it's for those in the U.S. military, residents of Canada or Florida, or some other group.

SEE ALSO: Here's Everything You Need to Know About 5 Popular Cruise Destinations

4. Book Like It's Black Friday

Ready to book a Disney cruise for 2020? If you book early (about a year to 1 1/2 years in advance), you should be able to find even better cruise prices. Disney uses a tiered pricing system: as the ship fills up, the cabin prices go up. A balcony stateroom that starts at $3,500 when the ship is empty can easily jump to over $5,000 on popular voyages.

Disney typically releases their sailings three times a year; die-hard Disney fans treat these releases like Black Friday. They're up early to ensure they're able to book early and snag the lowest possible price.

5. Book Another Disney Cruise on Board

Booking another cruise while you're on board is an easy way to save, especially if you know you'll want to repeat the experience. You can usually expect at least a 10% discount when you do this. Additionally, you'll be able to take advantage of perks like half-price deposits on itineraries that are seven nights or more, as well as extras like onboard credits.

If you aren't sure which voyage you'll want to take next, you could still book a placeholder. This usually requires a small deposit of around $250 and that you take the trip within 24 months. If you go this route, you can transfer the placeholder or reservation to a travel agent no more than 30 days after booking, and that can ensure you'll receive the same 10% discount and onboard credits offered directly by Disney. As a bonus, you'll also be eligible to receive whatever extra credits or perks the travel agent can offer.

6. Use a Travel Agent

Speaking of travel agents, these professionals receive commissions from cruise lines — so they often have access to extra discounts and perks you won't find on your own. These can come in the form of stateroom credits, photo packages, and Disney gift cards that'll help offset your expenses on board. Some agencies might offer their own bonuses in addition to those from the cruise lines, including gift baskets full of items for your trip.

7. Book a Disney Cruise in the Off-Season

As with any other cruise, the off-season is when you'll find the best rates. Generally, Disney cruises tend to be about 20% to 30% more expensive if you're booking for Christmas, summer, or spring break. If you can manage a trip when the kids are in school, you'll definitely save on your fares. If that's not possible, try to be flexible enough to watch for deals on last-minute cruises.

For instance, the highest starting price for a 3-night Halloween cruise in 2019 is $1,840 as of this writing, but rates for a 3-night cruise in December can see an increase of about 25%. During that month, starting amounts are as high as $2,296 for an inside stateroom on a "Very Merrytime" cruise.

8. Bring Your Own Booze

BYOB instead of hitting the bars on the ship. Guests who are 21 or older are allowed to bring two bottles of unopened wine or champagne (no larger than 750 milliliters each), or six beers (no larger than 12 ounces each), on board at the beginning of the cruise. Additionally, you can also stock up in the same amounts at each port of call.

If you want to have your wine or champagne in one of the dining rooms, you'll be charged a corking fee of $25 per bottle, so consider having your drinks in your stateroom instead. Note that your booze has to fit in a carry-on type of bag that you bring with you — if the crew finds any in your other luggage, they can confiscate it until the end of the voyage.

9. Plan Your Shore Excursions Carefully

Weigh your options when planning a shore excursion. You'll typically be charged a premium for booking through Disney, but there's a certain amount of security you're buying, as well. Disney Cruise Line will check out affiliate companies to ensure they're reliable, and they'll intervene on your behalf if there's an issue. Plus, if something happens on your excursion and you can't make it back on time, the ship will wait for you or you'll get free transportation to the next port of call.

SEE ALSO: 6 Ways to Save on Your Next Cruise

If you book outside of the cruise, you could end up saving money. It's definitely worth checking for options that might not be offered through Disney, but you'll also be gambling on the quality. And if you're late getting back from a shore excursion you booked yourself, Disney cruise ships aren't going to wait for you. That means you could have to foot the bill in order to make it to your next port of call and catch up with the ship.

10. Look Into More Rooms for Bigger Groups

The bigger your group, the higher the odds are that you'll need more than one stateroom. Even if there's a room large enough to sleep your entire party, it might be cheaper to just book two rooms that sleep smaller groups. Disney tends to limit the number of staterooms that sleep five people or more, and they're often ocean-view or verandah rooms. Those types are always more expensive than inside staterooms.

If you do decide to split up, don't wait to book. If you book early enough, you increase the odds of being able to have connecting rooms. (Note that this is highly dependent on your ship and sail date.) Be sure to price out all your options before booking, so you know you're receiving the best Disney cruise deal.

Readers, what tips do you have for saving on Disney cruises? Let us know in the comments below.