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Amazon has dropped its early holiday deals, making it’s a great time to refresh your wardrobe, find seasonal home decor, pick up gift ideas or score everyday essentials for less. Finding budget-friendly deals can be overwhelming though. To make it easier for you, we’ve put together a list of the 10 best deals from Amazon’s Outlet, with discounts of up to 50% off so you can upgrade your space and style without breaking the bank.

Yes, Amazon has an Outlet section that offers discounts you won’t find on the main site. And anyone can access the deals, though Prime Members may see cheaper prices (don’t have Prime? Sign up for a 30-day free trial here).

Whether you’re looking for a new hair dryer, a purifying face mask, festival-ready shirts or essentials like a coffee maker, Amazon’s Outlet has deals that you don’t want to miss, often with prices even cheaper than the main Amazon site.

Keep scrolling and shop these top ten deals, ensuring a quick and effective wardrobe and home upgrade. Many of these items are on sale for under $50 too. Hurry: sale prices were live as of this writing but could change at any time, so we recommend adding to cart while the deals are still live.

Eigsupia Open Ear Bluetooth Headphones

$19.99 $25.99 23% off

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The cheapest deal we’re seeing is for these wireless earbuds, which feature a wrap-around design that allows them to stay put, even if you’re on the go (say, on a workout or run). The open ear design also lets you pay attention to your surroundings. The Bluetooth 5.3 standard, meantime, allows for fast and easy pairing to your devices, and battery life is super strong with up to 36 hours of playtime on a single charge. All that for under $20? It’s practically a steal.

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RORSOU C6 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones

$20.78 $25.99 20% off

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Looking for a great headphones deal at the Amazon Outlet? This $25 pair makes a great alternative to the AirPods Max (which are more than ten-times the price). The wireless headphones feature the same oversized design and silver colorway, with plush and cushy earpads, Bluetooth connectivity and up to 60 hours of battery life on a single charge. These ones boast noise-cancelling technology too, though we found it to be hit or miss in our testing. Still, with decent audio quality and sleek looks, you can’t beat the price point. Multiple other colors are available on sale as well.

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Vinyl Record Player Bluetooth Turntable

$59.99 $79.99 25% off

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Amazon has a number of deals on top-selling music equipment, like this vintage-inspired record player, on sale for just $59. The three-speed turntable features built-in speakers, Bluetooth pairing and an auto stop function. This set comes with a plastic dust cover/lid and rubber feet for stability. We like the wooden design, which adds elegance and charm and looks way more expensive than its Amazon Outlet price point.

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Red Light Therapy Face Mask

$99.99 $149.99 33% off

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Try out the red light therapy trend for less with this LED face mask, which is an Amazon bestseller. The face mask boasts a 4.7-star rating (out of five) from more than hundreds of verified shoppers online, with reviewers praising it for helping to improve skin tone, complexion and smoothness in as little as 15 minutes a day. At 33% off, this is the cheapest price we’ve seen for this model all year. This makes a great Christmas gift idea too.

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Hair Dryer, 160000 RPM Professional High-Speed Blow Dryer

$52.99 $129.99 59% off

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This high-speed hair dryer looks just like the pricey Dyson models but at a fraction of the price. Already a steal at $129, the Amazon Outlet has it further marked down to just $52 The brand says this blow dryer dries hair five times faster than other devices, and it has built-in settings to preheat frizz or hair from frying. This set comes with the lightweight (yet powerful) hair dryer, a concentrator nozzle and a diffuser attachment.

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Natrial Hair Dryer Brush Blow Dryer Brush

$49.99 $73.99 32% off

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Another great hair dryer option on sale: consider adding this 3-in-1 hair tool to your cart. With this hair dryer, you can easily straighten, curl and style your hair with the hot brush and three included attachments. We love the chic black and gold colorway too.

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GAYHAY T-Shirt for Women

$9.49 $12.99 27% off

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If you are looking for an easy go-to piece this season, we love this $10 v-neck tee, which features a casual oversized fit and soft poly-blend material (with a hint of stretch). The T-shirt offers both style and comfort for any occasion. This is one you’ll want to get in different colors, especially at this sale price. Choose from sizes small to XXL.

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XIXUBX 3.5 Bar Espresso & Cappuccino Machine

$49.99

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Upgrade your espresso and cappuccino machine and add this one to your cart. Its compact design and sleek construction makes it a great addition to any countertop or kitchen. In addition to pulling espresso shots, the machine features a powerful steam wand, allowing you to create creamy cappuccinos and lattes with ease. This is another great gift idea for home, dorm rooms and offices alike.

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Ovruns Women’s Tennis Dress

$14.99 $39.99 63% off

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Looking for an athletic dress with pockets? This Overuns Tennis Dress features a built-in bra and shorts with pockets. With its pull on design, it’s easy to put on and take off for a quick change when on the go. You can get this one in a variety of different colors and it’s as suitable for a tennis or pickleball match as it is for casual brunch or drinks. Keep in mind, prices vary based on the color you select. This was $25 over the summer and marked down an additional $10 now at the Amazon Outlet.

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Rihero Mesh Ballet Flats for Women

$36.99 $45.99 20% off

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Level up your shoe collection with these chic pointed ballet shoes that are currently 20% off. These slip-on flats are easy to style with any outfit of your choice and come with an adjustable buckle strap and flexible fishnet construction. Choose from multiple sizes and colors online.

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Keyli Women’s Fashion Shoulder Bag

$12.84 $25.69 50% off

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Here’s a bonus deal cause it’s just too good to pass up: if you want an on-trend bag for the season consider adding this stylish shoulder bag to your cart. It features a smooth zipper closure and adjustable hand-straps. This chic pouch goes with any outfit from daytime to night, and it looks way more expensive than its sale price. Made from an eco-friendly vegan leather, the bag measures 11.8 x 2.3 x 8 inches in size.

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Music Artists Coalition (MAC), a nonprofit dedicated to advocating for music creators, has responded to Universal Music Group’s new AI deal with Udio, asking questions about how artists will be compensated. “We’re cautiously optimistic but insistent on details,” said Jordan Bromley, leader at Manatt Entertainment and board member of MAC, in a press release put out by MAC on Friday (Oct. 31).

The UMG-Udio deal, which was announced Wednesday night (Oct. 29), is multifaceted. First, it involves a “compensatory” legal settlement for UMG, which sued Udio last summer, along with the other major music companies, for copyright infringement of their sound recordings during Udio’s training process. (Sony and Warner’s lawsuit against Udio is ongoing.)

It also provides go-forward licensing agreements for UMG’s recorded music and publishing assets, which is said to open up a new revenue stream for the company and its signees who decide to opt in. Those artists and songwriters who participate will be compensated for both the training process of the AI model and for its outputs, according to a source close to the deal.

As part of the agreement, Udio plans to pivot its offerings significantly. In 2026, the company will launch a new platform “powered by new cutting-edge generative AI technology that will be trained on authorized and licensed music. The new subscription service will transform the user engagement experience, creating a licensed and protected environment to customize, stream and share music responsibly, on the Udio platform.” This will include new tools that let fans remix, mashup and create songs in the style of participating UMG artists. It will also allow fans to use UMG artist voice models.

Opting into the Udio deal is not a one-size-fits-all approach. According to a recent interview with Udio CEO Andrew Sanchez about the deal, the company “[has] built and invested an absolutely enormous amount into controls. Controls over how artists’ songs can be used, how their styles can be used, really granular controls…One of the things that you’ll see is we’re going to launch with a set of features that has a spectrum of freedom that the artist can control.”

One area that Sanchez and UMG’s announcement about the deal did not provide clarity on was how exactly participating artists will be compensated. This is why MAC put out a press release on Friday (Oct. 31) asking exactly what is going on — and noting the organization is only “cautiously optimistic” about the agreement.

As Irving Azoff, top artist manager, entrepreneur, board member and founder of MAC, put it in the announcement: “Every technological advance offers opportunity, but we have to make sure it doesn’t come at the expense of the people who actually create the music — artists and songwriters. We’ve seen this before — everyone talks about ‘partnership,’ but artists end up on the sidelines with scraps. Artists must have creative control, fair compensation and clarity about deals being done based on their catalogs.”

The press release goes on to say that while MAC appreciates that the deal is “opt-in” and with “granular control,” the organization still has questions, which are quoted below:

“Artist opt-in sounds promising, but participation without fair compensation isn’t partnership; it’s just permission,” said Ron Gubitz, MAC’s executive director, in the press release. “Artists create the work that makes these AI systems possible. They deserve both control over how their work is used and appropriate compensation for its value generation. It’s the three C’s: consent, compensation, and clarity.”

“The music industry is at a crossroads,” Gubitz added. “The decisions being made right now will shape how music gets created, distributed, and monetized for decades to come. That’s exactly why MAC exists — to ensure artists have a seat at the table when those decisions are made.”

Bromley added: “True partnership requires appropriate oversight and remuneration for all involved parties. The industry needs to get this right — for artists, for fans, and for the future of music itself.”

To open its career on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, The Pretty Reckless rattled off four No. 1s in a row. Nearly a decade later, the Taylor Momsen-led band has done it again.

“For I Am Death,” The Pretty Reckless’ first new music since its 2021 album Death by Rock and Roll, climbs to No. 1 on the ranking dated Nov. 8. It’s the band’s eighth leader and fourth straight, a streak that dates to 2020, when “Death by Rock and Roll” led for three weeks, followed by reigns for “And So It Went” and “Only Love Can Save Me Now” in 2021.

In 2013, The Pretty Reckless made its maiden appearance on the tally with “Heaven Knows,” a song that ended up reigning for four weeks beginning in March 2014. That kicked off a streak of four consecutive No. 1s, with “Heaven Knows” followed by “Messed Up World” (2014), “Follow Me Down” (2015) and “Take Me Down” (2016).

In fact, 80% of the band’s charted titles have reached No. 1, while 90% have been in the top two. Easy math there, as The Pretty Reckless has charted 10 entries on Mainstream Rock Airplay; its non-No. 1s are the No. 2-peaking “Oh My God” and the band’s only song to peak outside the top two, “Back to the River,” a No. 12 hit, both in 2017.

With eight No. 1s, The Pretty Reckless solely boasts the most by a woman-fronted group (or, for that matter, women soloists) in the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart’s 44-year history. Previously, the band was tied with Halestorm, which notched its seventh in 2024. (Of note: Linkin Park, currently co-led by Emily Armstrong, has 13 No. 1s, but only three since she joined.)

Concurrently, “For I Am Death” ranks at No. 7 on the all-rock-format, audience-based Rock & Alternative Airplay chart with 3.2 million in audience in the week ending Oct. 30, up 12%, according to Luminate. That’s a new weekly high in impressions for the song, although its chart-position best so far remains No. 5, achieved on the Nov. 1 tally. It’s The Pretty Reckless’ top-performing song on the survey, surpassing a pair of No. 6 peaks via “Death by Rock and Roll” and “Only Love Can Save Me Now.”

On the most recently published, multimetric Hot Hard Rock Songs chart (dated Nov. 1, reflecting data Oct. 17-23), “For I Am Death” debuted at No. 23. In addition to its radio airplay, the tune drew 240,000 official U.S. streams.

Although The Pretty Reckless hasn’t yet announced a proper follow-up to 2021’s Death by Rock and Roll, Oct. 31 brings the release of a new holiday EP, Taylor Momsen’s Pretty Reckless Christmas, with Momsen reprising her vocal on “Where Are You Christmas?” from the 2000 film How the Grinch Stole Christmas, in which she portrayed Cindy Lou Who. The Mariah Carey co-write has become a perennial holiday hit for Faith Hill since 2000.

All Billboard charts dated Nov. 8 will update Tuesday, Nov. 4, on Billboard.com.

New Music Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs and albums recommended by Billboard and Billboard Español editors. Check out this week’s picks below.

ROSALÍA feat. Björk & Yves Tumor, “Berghain” (Columbia Records)

Music for musicians and food for thinkers — that’s the best way to describe “Berghain”, the first single from Spanish superstar ROSALÍA’s upcoming album, LUX, featuring Björk and Yves Tumor. Laden with symbolism both in its lyrics and accompanying video, the piece — structured in operatic movements —surprises with Rosalía’s lyrical performance, gliding seamlessly between English, German, and her native Spanish. “Berghain,” possibly a nod to the exclusive Berlin nightclub, is steeped in a gothic mystique that frames its central theme: a woman tormented by a toxic relationship, portrayed most vividly in the video, where Rosalía embodies a Snow White straight out of the Brothers Grimm.

Surrounding her, the London Symphony Orchestra, appearing as she performs domestic chores like ironing, seem to personify the thoughts that haunt her, in a mise-en-scène rich with religious symbolism. In the end, Rosalía breaks free, transforming into a dove that takes flight. As a preview, the single leaves a lasting impression and builds anticipation for the full album, set to be released on November 7. Just watch it above. — LUISA CALLE

Maria Becerra & XROSS, “JOJO” (Warner Music Latina)

Through her latest release “JOJO,” co-produced and co-written with XROSS (real name: Xavier Rosero), Maria Becerra introduces her new alter ego. Sensuality, dominance, and fiery power embody Becerra’s new chapter that sonically, is a hard-hitting dancehall fused with R&B elements, and lyrically, it’s about a girl named Jojo, who has a magnetic force and has no competition. “She knows she’s a badass/ And that no one can match her/ She’s always like this/ Jojo wants dembow,” Becerra chants with confidence. “JOJO” marks the first single off of Becerra’s forthcoming studio album, QUIMERA, set for Nov. 20. — JESSICA ROIZ

GALE, Lo Que Puede Pasar (Sony Music Latin)

On her second studio album, Puerto Rican singer-songwriter GALE delivers a sharp, shimmering pop across 13 tracks that explore heartbreak, new beginnings, and the nostalgia of first times. The LP, which includes the previously released singles “Ciao!“, “Ysilandia” featuring ROBI, “Skittles,” and “Por Si Las Dudas” with LAGOS, also features collaborations with Danny Ocean on “Pa’ Qué Te Quedas” and Abraham Mateo on “No Quería Quererte” — both similar in rhythm (mid-tempo pop songs that explode into a powerful EDM beat) but with distinct vibes and messages.

The set opens with “Perspectiva,” a catchy track about beginning to fall for someone, and closes with “Domingo,” a moving reflection on the passage of time with a soothing vocal and guitar arrangements. The title track stands out for its infectious rhythm and lyrics about the excitement of “anything that can happen” on that first date with that special someone. Beautifully produced from beginning to end, Lo Que Puede Pasar showcases an evolution in the sound of GALE, one of the most sought-after songwriters in Latin music, whose credits include hits for superstars like Shakira, Christina Aguilera, and Juanes. — SIGAL RATNER-ARIAS

Banda El Recodo, “Solo Tú” (FONO/El Recodo Enterprises)

One of Camilo Sesto’s greatest classics is given new life in the Sinaloan banda style with this new cover by Banda El Recodo. The trumpets lend a romantic, even sensual touch to this anthem of desperate love, complemented by the vocals of Ricardo Yocupicio and Geovanni Mondragón and the rest of the instrumentation, which includes the essential tuba, clarinets, and horns. Originally released in 1976, “Solo Tú” speaks of a love for which one gives and sacrifices everything. The song is the first single from the upcoming album by “the mother of all bands,” and its video features the band members in black and white tuxedos, giving this work the elegance it deserves. — TERE AGUILERA

Majo Aguilar, “Chilo” (Universal Music México)

In her latest single, the young star of the Aguilar dynasty shows how to transform the pain of a breakup into a feeling of freedom and peace. She does so with great style, to the rhythm of a classic ranchera, but adding sierreño guitars for a contemporary touch. This empowering anthem, which emboldens and motivates her to move forward with dignity after a heartbreak, borrows a popular colloquial expression from the northern Mexican states of Sonora and Sinaloa, where people often use the word “chilo” to refer to something “nice,” “amazing,” or “great.”

“Chilo, I’m doing great/ Don’t worry, I won’t seek your affection anymore/ Chilo, I’m here at 100%/ I wish you the good and the bad you did to me,” goes the chorus, which highlights Aguilar’s melodic and powerful voice. The track is accompanied by a music video directed by QUIÉN, which features Majo on a recording set, with a vibrant orange desert and skies filled with lightning, creating a dramatic and powerful tone.  — NATALIA CANO

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Cardi B hopped on Spaces early Friday morning (Oct. 31) to address the “hate coming from different angles” in her life.

The Bronx native rehashed the “dark energy” she was feeling being sent her way throughout the pregnancy, and while she’s been laying relatively low and says she’s “at peace,” Cardi had some words for the haters on Halloween.

“Remember when I said at the meet-and-greet that I felt like a lot of dark energy and weird things coming on my pregnancy,” she recalled. “I felt a lot of hate coming. I felt like there was a lot of hate coming from different angles, and today, I see that I’m still proving that.”

Cardi continued: “And there’s hate that was coming from bloggers. There’s hate that was coming from women that my baby dad dealt [with] in the past. There was hate that’s coming from f–king enemies that I have, rappers wishing all type of f–king STDs on me while I’m pregnant, and clearly partners that I dealt with.”

The “partners” she’s referencing could possibly be tied to her ex Offset, who appeared to blast Cardi and her boyfriend, Stefon Diggs, on his Haunted by Fame project, which arrived on Halloween.

“How the f—k you leave Jordan for Rodman/ You a fool if you think that I’m hurt/ You ain’t happy, I know how it work/ How you married and still giving birth/ Get some help, b—h, you going berserk,” he raps on the Coupe-produced “No Sweat.”

While Cardi kept Friday’s response more general and didn’t address Offset by name, she had a message for those praying on her downfall. Cardi believes she’ll be the one having the last laugh, as she’s convinced God typically punishes those who hate on her.

“However, one thing I notice, I swear to God, and it’s so real … anybody that messes with me while I’m at my most vulnerable — and my most vulnerable is always when I’m pregnant — God always punishes them,” she shared. “Two three years might pass … and God goes and punish them the worst way.”

Cardi B’s heading into the final months of pregnancy before giving birth to baby No. 4, which will be her first child with her NFL player boyfriend. She’ll then hit the road for the Little Miss Drama Tour in February.