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Bag These Sennheiser Wireless Sport Earbuds for Just $75, a Whopping 50% Off

Time is running out to save big on your new wireless earbuds.

We firmly believe a good pair of headphones or earbuds is essential, especially if you want to listen to audio without bothering those around you. But if you’re looking for sport headphones, then you need something built for the task. The Sennheiser Consumer Audio Sport true wireless earbuds are a great option thanks to their combination of great features and comfortable design. They’d normally run for around $150, but you can grab a pair with a huge 50% discount today, dropping dropping the price to $75.

While you still have almost two weeks to place your order before this deal ends, there’s one caveat to consider. Woot’s stocks often run dry before its deals end, so we recommended ordering soon if you want to lock this special price in.

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These Sennheiser Consumer Audio Sport true wireless earbuds are Bluetooth in-ear headphones. Your purchase comes with the earbuds, a charging case with a lanyard, a USB-C charging wire, closed and open ear adapter sets in three sizes and even ear fins sets. This ensures the earbuds will be super comfortable since you can adjust the fins and adapter sets to what fits your ear best.

As for features, these earbuds are rated IP54, which protects against dust and water. So, if you’re sweating while using them, they’ll still work fine. They have a battery life of up to 27 hours, giving you all-day usage. They have a frequency range from 5 Hz to 21 kHz, meaning you can hear low subs and soaring vocals. You can also heard phone calls pretty well.

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Why this deal matters

These Sennheiser earbuds have dropped to a new all-time low price. Previously, the record low price was $80, but that was last seen about a year ago on Amazon. Currently on Amazon, these earbuds are full price at $150. Woot has the lowest price on the market for these Sennheiser earbuds right now. But as you know, deals on Woot don’t last very long. This deal is set to expire in 12 days, but if quantities sell out, it could be even sooner

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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, Dec. 17

Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Dec. 17.

Looking for the most recent Mini Crossword answer? Click here for today’s Mini Crossword hints, as well as our daily answers and hints for The New York Times Wordle, Strands, Connections and Connections: Sports Edition puzzles.

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Let’s get to those Mini Crossword clues and answers.

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1A clue: Nod (off)
Answer: DOZE

5A clue: Naval submarine in W.W. II
Answer: UBOAT

7A clue: Tricky thing to do on a busy highway
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8A clue: Heat-resistant glassware for cooking
Answer: PYREX

9A clue: Put into groups
Answer: SORT

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2D clue: Falls in line, so to speak
Answer: OBEYS

3D clue: Legendary vigilante who cuts a «Z» with his sword
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You Can Watch an Exclusive Avatar: Fire and Ash Scene on TikTok Right Now

Disney and TikTok partner on an immersive content hub for James Cameron’s latest movie about the alien Na’vi.

If you’re not quite ready to head to the theater to watch Avatar: Fire and Ash, an exclusive scene preview might sell you on the visual spectacle. As part of a new collaboration with the social media giant, Disney is posting snippets of its new movie to its TikTok account.

This scene isn’t part of any trailer and won’t be posted to other social media accounts, making TikTok the only place you can view it — unless you buy a movie ticket. A first look at the new movie’s scenes isn’t the only Avatar-related bonus on the social media platform right now, either. TikTok has partnered with the house of mouse to bring an entire «immersive content hub» to the app.

A special section of TikTok includes quizzes and educational videos that explore the alien world of Pandora shown off in the movies. On TikTok, you can take a personality quiz to find out what Na’vi clan you most closely align with and unlock a special profile picture border to use on your account.

Science and fiction blend together with a series of videos from real doctors who explain the basis for some of Avatar’s world-building. If you want to learn about exoplanets or how realistic the anatomy of the movie’s alien animals is, these videos will feed your brain while still providing entertainment value.

Perhaps the most enticing part of Disney’s latest social media collaboration is the opportunity for fans to win prizes and trips. TikTok creators who make edits with the #TikTokAvatarContest hashtag are entered into a competition to win Avatar merchandise. The biggest winners will be able to take a trip to visual effects studio Wētā Workshop in New Zealand or visit Avatar director James Cameron’s Lightstorm Entertainment Studio in Los Angeles.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is the third installment in director Cameron’s cinematic passion project. While the first Avatar movie was released in 2009, Cameron didn’t release another entry in the franchise until 2022. In total, there is a five-movie arc planned for the indigo alien Na’vi on the moon of Pandora.

The Avatar movies are known for pushing the boundaries of CGI visual effects in cinema. They are also historically big winners at the box office: the original Avatar is the highest-grossing film of all time, earning $2.9 billion across its theatrical releases. Its sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, is the third-highest-grossing film of all time, trailing Avengers: Endgame. You can stream those movies on Disney Plus.

It remains to be seen whether Avatar: Fire and Ash will financially live up to its predecessors. The film currently has mixed reviews from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.