It's Friday, March 15, 2026, and we've got fresh inventory rolling in. Ten new deals just cleared approval, and honestly, some of these are really solid. We're talking smartwatches across every price point, charging gear that'll actually declutter your setup, and precision tools if you're into that kind of thing. Let's dive in.
Deal of the Week
Garmin epix Pro Gen 2 Sapphire 51mm Smartwatch at $549.95 is basically a robbery at 50% off. That's $550 in your pocket on a serious outdoor watch. If you're doing triathlons, hiking, or just want the most durable smartwatch money can buy, this one's calling your name.
Now let's back up to the smartwatch category where we've got real options. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic 46mm is down to $369.99 from $499.99—that's a 26% cut. It's the classic aesthetic with modern guts, and if you're in the Samsung ecosystem, this integrates seamlessly. Meanwhile, the Google Pixel Watch 4 45mm sits at $339.99 after a 15% discount, giving you that pure Android experience with tight Google Assistant integration.
If you're shopping for a kid's first smartwatch, the Fitbit Ace LTE Kids Smartwatch with GPS just dropped to $99.95 from $179.95. That's a 44% discount, and it comes with actual GPS so you know where they are. The LTE connectivity means they can make calls or send messages without carrying a phone.
Moving to power and charging—because let's be real, we all need more juice for our gadgets. The Anker MagGo 10000mAh 15W Qi2 Power Bank is $63.99, down 20% from its original price. Here's the real value: it's wireless charging built in, so you just slap your phone on it instead of hunting for a cable. The trade-off is the 10,000mAh capacity won't keep heavy users going for days, but for someone who needs a quick top-up during work or travel, this is smart design. The verdict from reviewers is clear—buy this if portability matters more than capacity.
The Anker Prime 100W 3-Port GaN USB-C Charger is where things get interesting for multi-device setups. At $39.99 (down 43% from $69.99), you're charging a MacBook Pro, a tablet, and a phone all at once without hunting for multiple outlets. The compact GaN tech means it doesn't take up half your desk either. The only real limitation is just one USB-A port if you've got older devices stacking up, but for modern gear, this handles the load.
Car charging gets a refresh with the LISEN Retractable USB-C Car Charger at $16.13, a 35% savings. The retractable cables are a lifesaver if your car looks like a charging cable crime scene—everything stays wound up and out of sight until you need it. Just know the design can wear with heavy use, so if you're charging multiple devices every single day, this might not last forever. But for casual to moderate use, it's a steal.
Adapters are getting their moment too. The Anker USB-C to HDMI Adapter 4K@60Hz dropped to $11.99 from $19.99—that's 40% off. Aluminum construction, braided cable, and it actually outputs true 4K if your device supports USB-C DP Alt mode. Just verify your laptop or phone supports that tech before buying; not all of them do. But if you're connecting to projectors or external displays regularly, this Anker build quality at this price is solid.
One more worth noting: the Logitech MX Brio 4K Ultra HD Webcam is $169.99, down 15% from $199.99. If you're doing video calls that actually matter—streaming, client meetings, content creation—the AI-enhanced features and sensor quality justify the premium. It's not the cheapest webcam out there, but Logitech's reputation for reliability makes it worth the investment if your face is your business.
Last one for the toolbox: the 13-Piece Torque Screwdriver Set 10-70 In-lb is $25.47, a 31% drop from $36.99. Precision work like electronics assembly, bike maintenance, or anything where you can't just wing the torque needs accuracy. The 12-bit selection covers most scenarios, and at this price with the magnetic holder included, it's solid value for DIY people or professionals who want a backup set.
That's what's new on NeighborHaus as of today. Ten deals, zero filler. Go grab what speaks to you.