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Travel for Less With a Discounted Dollar Flight Club Lifetime Subscription
With prices starting at just $40, you’re going to want to take advantage of this offer.
Love to travel? If you fly frequently or want to save some money on a bucket-list destination, there are subscriptions out there that can help you accomplish both. Dollar Flight Club is a service that specializes in finding the best flight deals available for its members.
For a one-time fee of $40, you can get a lifetime subscription to Dollar Flight Club’s Premium tier which grants you access to economy seating only. You can opt for the Premium Plus tier for $10 more where you’ll get special travel deals and low-cost fares for business, premium economy and economy airline tickets. Whichever subscription you go with, you’ll be paying far less than the regular cost of an annual Premium Plus membership, which starts at $148 per year.
We’re all busy these days, so instead of having to hunt down the best fares yourself, Dollar Flight Club will do it for you, making it much easier to book your dream vacation, prepare for a visit to see loved ones or find an excuse to take off for a last-minute weekend getaway.
As mentioned above, the Dollar Flight Club Premium Plus plan gives you access to savings on flights in business, premium economy and economy seating, and includes both domestic and international deals. (Premium only offers deals for economy seating.) Once you sign up and add your home airports, you’ll get instant alerts via email and can book whenever and wherever using the web or the app, which is available on both iOS and Android devices.
Plus, you can get perks and discounts of up to 50% off from various partners, including Babbel, Acanela Expeditions and Huckberry, as well as access to a variety of travel tips from DFC experts to help you plan your next adventure.
If high flight prices have been stopping you from booking the vacation of your dreams, now’s a great time to invest in a service that can help you find the best discounts, curated and delivered directly to you.
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Fitbit’s Kid-Friendly Smartwatch Gets a Sizable Amazon Spring Sale Discount
The now-$100 cellular connected smartwatch provides many phonelike benefits without handing over a full-fledged iPhone or Android.
Google’s Fitbit Ace LTE is a cellular-connected smartwatch meant for kids, and with a discount from Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, the watch could be a lower-cost way for calling or texting your child without handing over a full-fledged phone.
The Fitbit Ace LTE is normally $180 but is discounted down to $100 during Amazon’s shopping event. That’s back down to the all-time low price we saw during Black Friday. CNET’s Scott Stein reviewed the watch when it was first released in 2024, noting that his 11-year-old son used it constantly for playing games and making phone calls.
The Ace gives parents a lot of control over who can call or text your child with the watch, for better and for worse. The watch does have a required cellular plan in order to work — at a cost of $10 a month, or $120 annually — and was updated to allow for siblings to call each other if they both have the watch. However, most communication controls are handled on Fitbit’s Ace app, and primarily allow a parent to call or text their child using the watch.
The Ace LTE does have its own health-related features as well, but doesn’t have access to app marketplaces in the way that the Apple Watch does or watches that run on Google’s Wear OS. This could be a selling point, or it could be limiting, depending on how much digital freedom is appropriate for your child.
Why this deal matters
If your kid isn’t ready to graduate to a phone yet, the Fitbit Ace LTE is a good stepping stone with decent parental controls. This is back down to the lowest price we’ve seen on this smartwatch, so if you’re looking for a convenient communications device for your child, this is a great opportunity.
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Sony Hits the Brakes on Electric Cars With Built-In PlayStation Features
Two EV models that Sony was developing with Honda, the Afeels 1 sedan and an Afeela SUV, are now discontinued.
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