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It's Under Armour's only over-the-ear headphones and it comes with big celebrity firepower from The Rock himself. And fittingly, it's a pretty penny.
You can pay as little as $150 to secure an early copy of an Echo Show-contending Lenovo Smart Display with Google Assistant in 8 or 10.1-inch sizes.
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After setting up the Smart Display software platform, under which Lenovo, JBL and LG products have been unveiled already, Google might also be thinking of releasing its very own Amazon Echo Show rival.
The deal's going on for an unspecified period, but if it means taking the bite off of a near-$1,000 phone that isn't the iPhone X, it's appreciated.
Whether you choose to call it a Google Assistant touch screen speaker or smart display, the CES 2018-showcased LG WK9 is yet another major Amazon Echo Show threat.
Four companies are officially partnering with Google on "smart displays" with integrated Google Assistant functionality, including Lenovo and JBL.
Made by Samsung subsidiary Harman International, the Allure Portable speaker, JBL Everest series of headphones, Reflect Mini 2, Contour 2, Endurance family and JBL GO 2 are invading CES 2018.
The HTC U11 is on sale for the OEM's "Blackest Friday" starting at $599, free JBL USB-C sport earphones and Fetch companion included.
If you're in the market for one of Lenovo's unique Moto Mods, Verizon has many available at 50 percent off list prices just ahead of Black Friday.
The $49 donut-sized smart speaker won't have a huge retail footprint on Big Red's showfloor, but there are others from JBL to help it out.
The U11 is still not getting a discount from the company itself, but the U Ultra is at its lowest price yet and a good pair of USB-C earbuds are on.
It's not unusual for a company specialized in audio technology to release both Alexa and Google Assistant speakers. But Harman is Samsung's subsidiary.
The Moto Z Play stands up extremely well to the Moto Z2 Play on paper terms, but the pricing and deals as of recent have been pretty good.
It works on the big four major US carriers and their virtual operator counterparts and is a great mid-range option and a consumer's entry into Moto Mods.
Even with just one week to go until the Z2 Force announcement, this bundle deal on the first-gen Moto Z might be impossible to turn down.
In addition to the JBL SoundBoost 2 Moto Mod gift offered by Motorola, Best Buy lets you save $50 off the list price of the Verizon-locked Moto Z2 Play.
Officially priced at $499 unlocked, the Verizon-exclusive Moto Z2 Play is significantly cheaper through Big Red, bundled with a free new Moto Mod.
Priced at $500 unlocked, and exclusive to Verizon when it comes to US carriers, the 5.99mm-slim Moto Z2 Play comes with a bunch of new Moto Mods.
The manufacturer is hoping you will get sprung into spring with some choice discounts on its recent phones and accessories.
The One M9, One A9 and HTC 10 are going on sale along with all accessories sold in the company's direct-to-consumer retail site.
The Huawei Honor 8 is once again on sale through Newegg, scoring its early adopters gratis JBL Coach wireless headphones, typically worth $125 a pair.
If you're still in the market for a Moto Z or Z Force Droid, and want to do your shopping on Motorola's website, there are free Moto Mods to be had now.
The USB-C connected earbuds were launched with the HTC 10 and have been on sale for about a week. Now they're free with the phone.
