I don't know what Halloween will be like this year, especially for kids. For one, I will greet a night of dressing, silly behavior and eating candy.
Honestly, I've always been reluctant about the price of Halloween costumes, which is why I'm excited to share this deal. For a limited time you can get 25% off all costumes at Spooktacular Creations with promo code CNETSPECIAL. (Yes, it's exclusive.) Orders of $ 40 or more have free shipping.
Spooktacular has a wide variety of costumes for men, women, children, toddlers, and even babies. There are onesies, inflatables (including the popular dinosaur), matching and coordinating options for couples, as well as various props and accessories.
Be aware, however, that this is the main time to buy Halloween costumes. Some items in the catalog are already sold out, and soon the selection will be slim.
If you're interested, Spooktacular is based in Arizona, as is its parent company, which makes and sells a wide variety of items - including costumes.
By the way, if you want to dress up like a dino make sure you wear those too Amazfit T-Rex Smartwatch. T-Rex! Eh? Eh? (I'll show myself.)
Add a digital antenna to your TV for $ 15
WeGuard
If you are cutting different TV cables to save money, there is one thing to keep: the one going to a TV antenna that allows you to pull down all the local channels (in HD, nothing less). .
Don't you have such an antenna? Here's a super cheap option: For a limited time and while supplies last, this is The WeGuard Amplified TV Antenna is only $ 14.99 with promo code XRURQDXW. That's a 50% discount on the regular price.
This flat black square can stand alone or hang on a wall. It is connected to the antenna input on your TV. You also need power in the form of a USB port. If your TV has one, great. If not, a power adapter is included.
WeGuard promises a range of up to 120 miles, although there are many factors (including antenna placement and your location) that will determine how many channels you actually get. Visit AntennaWeb to find out what type of equipment is best for your area.
In my experience, these antennas work great for some people and not great for others. Again, it just depends. But for $ 15, it's definitely worth a try. If it doesn't work well, return it!
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