We’re in the awkward stretch between Amazon’s October Prime Day event and next month’s Black Friday sales, so it’s admittedly a slow week for tech deals. Nevertheless, we’ve found a few steep discounts on premium OLED TVs from Samsung and LG, the entry-level Apple Pencil, our favorite cheap running earbuds, recommended power banks, Sony headphones and more. Here are the best tech deals from this week that you can still buy today.

• Samsung S90C OLED TV (65″) for $1,300 at Best Buy ($300 off MSRP): The S90C’s QD-OLED panel mixes the typical advantages of an OLED TV — excellent contrast with deep black tones, clear motion, wide viewing angles and so on — with a layer of quantum dots. The latter helps it deliver a wider gamut of more vibrant colors and generally improved brightness compared to traditional OLED sets. This model is from 2023, but it received high marks across the web, and the differences between it and the newer S90D aren’t massive. For reference, that updated set costs $300 more as of this writing. We may see further discounts as we get closer to Black Friday, of course, but for now this deal is only about $20 more than the lowest price we’ve tracked for the 65-inch model. It’s also available at Amazon, albeit from a third-party seller.

• LG C3 OLED TV (65″) for $1,297 at Amazon ($203 off): The LG C3 is another well-regarded premium TV from last year. Its WOLED panel isn’t quite as bright or color-rich as a good QD-OLED set, but it offers top-notch contrast, motion response and viewing angles. Like the S90C, it has four HDMI 2.1 ports and can play in 4K at 120Hz, the maximum refresh rate supported by the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Unlike the S90C, it supports the popular Dolby Vision HDR format. Its webOS software is generally easier to navigate than Samsung’s Tizen platform, too. Outside of select in-store deals and a very brief dip to $1,245 earlier this year, this is the lowest price we’ve seen for the 65-inch variant. Again, there’s a newer model available, but most reviews suggest that it’s not a huge upgrade, and it costs $300 extra right now.

• Sony ULT Wear for $148 at Amazon ($52 off): While the ULT Wear aren’t a top pick in our guide to the best wireless headphones, they’re worth considering at this price if you prefer a (very) bass-heavy sound profile. Decent active noise cancellation, a refined design, above-average call quality and a solid 40-ish hours of battery life add to the appeal, though again, you really need to be a “basshead” to enjoy them. We gave the pair a score of 78 in our review. This deal marks an all-time low, and it’s also available at Walmart.

• Apple Pencil (USB-C) for $65 at Walmart ($14 off): Here’s a new low for Apple’s entry-level iPad stylus. This model doesn’t support pressure sensitivity or wireless charging, so those who can afford to step up to one of Apple’s more expensive Pencils should do so. But if you just want a pen for casual doodling or note-taking — or if you own a 10th-gen iPad, which doesn’t support those better options — this one should do the job at a more palatable price.

• Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 13-inch (M4) for $300 at Amazon ($49 off): Yes, the 13-inch iPad Pro is more iPad than most people need, so dropping another $300 to pair it with a keyboard is definitely overkill. But if you’re dead-set on making the Pro your main computer, the keyboard itself is extremely well-made, and this deal does let you save some cash compared to buying from Apple directly. It’s another new low.

• JLab Go Air Sport for $14 at Amazon ($16 off): The Go Air Sport is the budget pick in our guide to the best running headphones. They aren’t the cleanest-sounding set of wireless earbuds around, but their hook-style design stays in place while you’re on the move, they have an IP55 water-resistance rating and, most importantly, they’re very affordable. This deal is among the lowest prices we’ve tracked; just clip the $6 on-page coupon, and note that it only applies to the teal colorway. Other colors are also on sale for $20, which is still a decent value.

• Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max + Xbox Core Wireless Controller (Sky Cipher) + 1-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $80 at Amazon ($67 off): If you happen to be in the market for a streaming stick and a new Xbox controller, Amazon is bundling its top-end Fire TV Stick with said gamepad at a discount. This is mainly a deal because it includes the “Sky Cipher” version of the Series X/S pad, which usually costs between $60 and $70 on its own. (If you don’t care about the color, you’ll likely be able to save more by getting the Max and a standard Xbox controller separately around Black Friday.) Amazon is selling this bundle to push the streamer’s ability to play Xbox games over the cloud, so it’s also throwing in a month of Game Pass Ultimate. The 4K Max still tends to promote Prime Video and other Amazon services above all else, but it’s fast, and it supports all the major apps. We’ve also found it to be a surprisingly decent retro gaming machine.

• Mario vs. Donkey Kong (Switch) for $40 at Woot ($10 off): Amazon subsidiary Woot is running a few discounts on first-party Nintendo Switch games, including this remake of the popular Game Boy Advance puzzle-platformer Mario vs. Donkey Kong. It may not be as good as its predecessor (few games are), but we still called it a “solid mix of challenge and depth” in our review. This is its lowest price to date. Other Nintendo-published games such as Kirby and the Forgotten Land and Princess Peach: Showtime! are at or near all-time lows as well.

• Resident Evil 4 (PS5) for $22 at Amazon ($8 off): In other video game deals, this is an all-time low for the physical PS5 copy of last year’s Resident Evil 4 remake. The Xbox version is available for the same price. Just note that you can save a couple bucks through PSN if you don’t mind buying digital.

• Doom Eternal (PC) for free at Amazon ($40 off, Prime only): This offer has been live for a week now, but it’s still worth a PSA: Amazon Prime subscribers can grab the PC version of the wonderfully chaotic FPS Doom Eternal for no extra cost. You’ll have to claim it through the Microsoft Store instead of Steam or GOG, but free is free. BioShock Remastered, another classic FPS, is available for the same price.

• Anker Prime Power Bank for $90 at Amazon ($40 off): The Anker Prime is the premium pick in our guide to the best power banks. It might be overkill for most, but its hefty 20,000mAh capacity and pair of 100W USB-C ports allow it to recharge multiple laptops, let alone smartphones and tablets, at full speed. There’s a 65W USB-A port on top of that, plus a handy display that keeps you updated on the battery’s status. We’ve seen this discount a few times before, but it matches an all-time low. The deal is also available at Anker.com with the code WS7DV2DWW6CW.

• Samsung Bar Plus USB flash drive (128GB) for $13 at Amazon ($8 off): The Bar Plus is a basic but dependable thumb drive if all you need is a simple stick to hold and transfer files. We saw this discount during Amazon’s October Prime Day sale earlier in the month, but it comes within a dollar of the drive’s all-time low all the same. The 128GB model has usually sold between $15 and $20 over the past year.

• Lexar Professional 1066x microSD card (1TB) for $75 at Amazon ($15 off): The Professional 1066x is a serviceable (if unspectacular) microSD card we’ve recommended in the past. This is another leftover Prime Day deal, but it takes about $15 off the street price we’ve typically seen for the 1TB model over the past few months.

• Razer Basilisk V3 gaming mouse for $40 at Amazon ($30 off): We recommend the Basilisk V3 in our gaming mouse buying guide for those who don’t mind using a cable and prefer a more ergonomic, right-handed shape. This deal has been live for a couple of weeks but still matches the device’s all-time low. Note that Razer released an updated version with an improved sensor earlier this month — we’ll test that one soon, but the upgrades appear to be fairly minor in practice.

Follow @EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice.

ChatGPT’s Canvas feature allows users to edit the chatbot’s responses on the app rather than copying and pasting them to a separate document. 

However, when Canvas launched in early October for its paid tiers, it didn’t let people see what changes GPT-4o made to its responses. OpenAI’s latest update to the feature corrects that. 

The show changes button will show the most recent changes to either the generated text or code on Canvas. It will highlight added information in green and deleted sections in red. 

Tracking changes has always been a good feature of any editing platform; Google Docs and Word documents offer a toggle for users to check what’s been changed. But OpenAI had been planning to roll out updates to Canvas slowly as ChatGPT subscribers get used to it. 

Canvas already offers familiar features like comments, where users can add suggestions or give more instructions for the AI model to follow when editing responses. 

Canvas is still only available on the web version of ChatGPT for ChatGPT Plus, Teams, Enterprise and Edu users. Mac app users and anyone downloading the recently released Windows version of ChatGPT will have to wait until Canvas is rolled out to these standalone apps. 

Currently, people can access Canvas on the regular ChatGPT window rather than in any custom GPTs. 

A much requested feature

OpenAI’s developer X account acknowledged that developer customers have requested a track or show change feature since Canvas launched. 

But while many developers said this was a step in the right direction, Canvas still doesn’t immediately connect to code repositories like GitHub or let users visually see how the edited code works. 

This is one area where ChatGPT competitor Claude from Anthropic and its Artifacts feature excels. Artifacts function much like Canvas; users can begin a prompt on the Claude chat interface. 

When users launch Artifacts, a dedicated window opens where they can manipulate the model’s responses. Artifacts let users replicate websites using the code Claude just generated and edited, so developers can see not only which lines of code have changed but also whether it worked. Artifacts are now available to all Claude users, including those on mobile devices. 

Canvas and Artifacts represent what could be the next phase in the evolution of AI chat platforms and assistants. The Interface War could see other platforms begin to explore how to keep users in the platform instead of opening other dedicated windows for different tasks. 

Along with giving New York Comic Con attendees a chance to see Lazarus’ first episode, Adult Swim revealed today that Koichi Yamadera and Megumi Hayashibara — the Japanese actors who voiced Cowboy Bebop’s Spike Spiegel and Faye Valentine — are part of the show’s cast. Yamadera and Hayashibara are joined by Mamoru Miyano (Death Note), Maaya Uchida (Chainsaw Man), Yuma Uchida (Jujutsu Kaisen), Makoto Furukawa (Kaiju No. 8), Manaka Iwami (Phantom of the Idol), and Akio Otsuka (Spy x Family).

Adult Swim also posted a short clip from Lazarus introducing Axel Gilberto (Miyano) a young fugitive who’s knack for breaking out of prison and evading police makes him the perfect candidate to join team Lazarus. With the entire world plunged into panic about a popular wonder drug that’s about to start killing people, Axel and Lazarus’ other operatives are the only people who might be able to find a solution.

The clip does’t really clue you into just what Axel will bring to the team when Lazarus premieres some time in 2025, but it does show off how useful his parkour skills will be as he sets out to save the world.

Back in May 2022, Western Digital unveiled its 22TB CMR and 26TB UltraSMR hard disk drives, the latter of which achieved its high capacity through the use of large block encoding and an advanced error correction algorithm to increase track-per-inch (TPI) density.

The 26TB Ultrastar DC HC670 UltraSMR HDD is a 3.5-inch hard drive featuring a SATA or SAS interface with a transfer rate of up to 261MB/s. It operates at 7200 RPM using SMR (Shingled Magnetic Recording) technology and includes a 512MB cache for improved performance. Built with Western Digital’s EAMR, TSA, and HelioSeal technologies, it’s optimized for sequential write applications and is ideal for use in data centers.

GeForce NOW is one of several subscription services that revolve around gaming that you can throw your money at every month, and it’s because NVIDIA adds games like Assassin’s Creed Mirage that make that worth doing. This week is sort of a big one for the service as there are two or three big games that are being added. In total, there are ten new games joining the lineup, some of them new, some of them not.

Although if you really think about it, any game is new if it’s new to you, right? Whether you’re a new subscriber or you’ve been around a while, there’s nothing quite like picking up a new game and falling in love with it. You can do just that this week with a multitude of options across a handful of genres. Do you like mech games? Good news. GeForce NOW has a new mech game for you to play in the cloud this week.

Are action-adventure titles more your speed? Well, you have options there too. Whatever you like when it comes to games, GeForce NOW has something for you.

Assassin’s Creed Mirage is now playable via GeForce NOW

Assassin’s Creed Mirage is probably one of the best games in the franchise in a while. Taking some of the elements of its recent predecessors and mixing them with the gameplay mechanics from the beloved older titles in the franchise. It’s also considerably shorter than say, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. So if you want a more condensed experience with an AC game, you should definitely give Mirage a shot.

And now you can do that more easily than ever because you can stream it in the cloud on GeForce NOW. This is for the Steam version of the game, as it was already available to stream if you owned it on Ubisoft Connect. So the good thing about this week’s addition of Mirage is that Steam loyalists who prefer not to stray from Gabe Newel’s digital game haven can play the game in the cloud now too.

Alongside Assassin’s Creed Mirage, GeForce NOW subscribers can also now stream Neva, MechWarrior 5: Clans, A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, Artisan TD, ASKA, Dungeon Tycoon, South Park: The Fractured But Whole, Spirit City: Lofi Sessions, and Star Truck.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be streamable on October 31

Dragon Age fans can look forward to streaming the latest game in the series when it launches later this month. It officially releases on October 31 so there are only a couple more weeks before you can dive into it.

If you haven’t already pre-ordered the game, NVIDIA is offering a pretty sweet deal for members. If you subscribe to GeForce NOW’s Ultimate membership for a six-month subscription, you’ll be given a free copy of Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Now, a six-month Ultimate membership will set you back $99.99. That being said, the standard version of Dragon Age: The Veilguard will cost you $70. So another $30 and you’ll get six months of the best option GeForce NOW offers, and you get the game for free.

This is an even better value for anyone who is planning to pick up the Deluxe Edition or above.