Daily Deals Drop: DJI Flip Drone, XR Augmented Reality Glasses, ECOFLOW 25,000mAh Power Bank, and MORE!

Hot Deals for July 21

For today’s daily deals drop (July 21, 2026) here are some of the best deals we stumbled on while browsing the web this morning! Please note that Geeks are Sexy might get a small commission from qualifying purchases done through our posts. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Also, prices are accurate at the time of posting and are subject to change.

DJI Flip (RC-N3), Drone With 4K UHD Camera for Adults (Under 249 g, 44000ft/13km Video Transmission)
Price: $439.00 $349.00
Capture stunning aerial footage with this ultra-lightweight DJI drone, featuring a stabilized 4K camera, 3-axis gimbal, intelligent flight modes, palm takeoff, auto return, all in a travel-friendly design under 249g.

Luma Pro XR Augmented Reality Glasses 152” 1200p 120Hz Ultra Sharp Display
Price: $499.00 $379.00
Immersive XR glasses with a massive virtual 152″ display. Displays ultra-sharp visuals, smooth 120Hz performance, and built-in audio for portable big-screen experiences anywhere.

EF ECOFLOW 25,000mAh (170W) Laptop Power Bank
Price: $80.59 $59.99
Keep all your devices powered wherever you go with this 25,000mAh portable power bank, featuring up to 170W output, dual 140W USB-C ports, fast laptop charging, a smart display, and a compact, flight-approved design.

Edifier W820NB Plus Gen 2 Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphone (49 dB ANC, LDAC Hi-Res Audio, 88H Playtime)
Price: $89.99 $59.98
Wireless over-ear headphones with noise cancellation, hi-res audio support, and up to 88 hours of battery life. Deliver immersive sound, clear calls, and all-day listening comfort.

UGREEN Nexode 65W Wall Charger, 4-Port, GaN Fast Charging Block
Price: $39.99 $29.99
Charge up to four devices at once with this compact 65W GaN charger, featuring three USB-C ports, one USB-A port, fast charging for laptops, phones, and tablets, plus advanced safety protection in a travel-friendly design.

Wyze Video Doorbell Wireless Camera with HD+ with Color Night Vision, 2-Way Audio
Price: $65.98 $47.48
Wireless video doorbell with HD+ video, color night vision, two-way audio, and smart person, vehicle, and package detection… so you’ll always know whether it’s a visitor, a delivery, or just the neighborhood squirrel making another appearance.

Wetols 21-in-1 Multitool
Price: $38.99 $19.96
21-in-1 multitool with a durable stainless-steel design and included sheath. Compact enough to carry anywhere and handy enough to make you look surprisingly prepared when something needs fixing.

24 in 1 Magnetic Ratchet Screwdriver Set with S2 Steel Bits
Price: $19.99 $11.99 (Use Promo Code WW7NLTHH at Checkout)
Handle repairs with ease using this 24-in-1 magnetic ratcheting screwdriver set, featuring durable S2 steel bits, a high-torque ratchet handle, magnetic tips, and a compact storage case that’s perfect for electronics, furniture, bikes, and DIY projects.

AIRSURE Cordless 150PSI Tire Inflator and Portable Air Compressor
Price: $20.99 $15.29 (Clip Coupon at the Link!)
Portable tire inflator with a built-in gauge, fast inflation, and USB charging output. Keeps tires topped up and road trips from turning into unexpected adventures.

ThermoPro TempSpike 500 ft Wireless Meat Thermometer
Price: $69.99 $39.98
Wireless meat thermometer with long-range monitoring. Tracks temperatures remotely for perfectly cooked meals whether grilling, smoking, or roasting.

Thermacell E-ZoneGuard Patio Rechargeable Mosquito Repeller with 20-Foot Zone of Scientifically Proven Outdoor Protection
Price: $39.99 $19.95
Rechargeable mosquito repeller that creates a 20-foot protection zone without sprays or DEET, making patios, decks, and backyard gatherings a lot more enjoyable for everyone except the mosquitoes.

Silonn Portable Countertop Ice Maker with Carry Handle
Price: $109.98 $68.99
Makes ice in minutes and doesn’t take up much space. Great for kitchens, parties, or keeping drinks cold all summer.

Costco 1-Year Gold Star Membership + a $50 Digital Costco Shop Card – $65
Purchase a 1-Year Costco Gold Star Membership and get a $50 digital Costco shop card!

Microsoft Office Professional 2021 – $29.97 (Why pay a monthly subscription when you can pay just one time?)

Microsoft Windows 11 Pro or Home – $9.97

Private Internet Access VPN (3 YEARS + 3 Free Months)$466.05 $79.00 (Our VPN of choice for over a decade!)

The Sharknado Director Just Turned Every Water Park Into Your Childhood Nightmare

Water Park Shark Trailer

Anthony Ferrante, the mastermind who gave us Sharknado, has once again asked the very important question: “Where else can we put a shark?” The answer, apparently, is a water park.

Water Park Shark throws some hungry great whites into a seaside water park, turning every slide, wave pool, and lazy river into a spectacularly bad vacation. It looks absolutely ridiculous in the best way possible and serves up exactly the kind of over-the-top shark mayhem you’d expect from Ferrante.

If your idea of a perfect Shark Week movie involves outrageous attacks, campy horror, and yelling, “THAT’S NOT HOW SHARKS WORK!” every five minutes, you’re in luck. The clip is somehow even better than the trailer, so watch it first… then dive into the trailer if you’re still hungry for more shark-fueled insanity.

Now streaming on Prime and Apple TV.

Judge Hits Pause on Paramount’s $111 Billion Warner Bros. Discovery Merger

Close-up of a wooden judge's gavel resting on its sound block inside a courtroom, with the judge's bench and courtroom interior softly blurred in the background.

Hollywood’s biggest merger just hit an unexpected roadblock.

A federal judge has temporarily paused Paramount’s proposed $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, giving a coalition of 12 states more time to argue that the blockbuster deal would violate federal antitrust laws.

Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin issued a 14-day temporary restraining order (PDF), ruling that the states had raised serious enough concerns to justify putting the merger on hold while the court takes a closer look. A hearing on a possible preliminary injunction is now scheduled for August 3, and the temporary pause could be extended to as long as 28 days.

At the heart of the lawsuit is a simple question: Would combining two of Hollywood’s biggest entertainment companies give them too much power?

The states, led by California, believe the answer is yes. They argue that merging Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery would reduce competition in both the cable TV and movie industries, potentially leading to higher prices, fewer films and television shows, and fewer opportunities for creators.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta praised the ruling, calling it a “critical first win” in the effort to stop what he describes as a megamerger that could hurt both the entertainment industry and consumers.

Paramount sees things very differently.

The company insists the merger is both legal and good for the industry, arguing that the combined company would be better equipped to compete with streaming heavyweights like Netflix and Amazon. Paramount also says today’s entertainment landscape is far more competitive than the states suggest, pointing to newer studios such as A24 and Amazon MGM as evidence that the theatrical market is far from dominated by a handful of legacy studios.

One argument Paramount won’t be able to lean on, however, is that a stronger streaming business makes up for less competition elsewhere. The judge noted that courts have consistently rejected the idea that benefits in one market can offset potential harm in another.

The clock is also ticking. Paramount reportedly faces hefty financial penalties if the deal isn’t completed by September 30, meaning every delay could become increasingly expensive.

Whether this is just a brief pause or the beginning of the end for one of Hollywood’s biggest proposed mergers remains to be seen. But for now, the future of the deal is in the hands of the courts rather than the studios.

[Via Variety]

Ariel vs. Moana Is the Disney Rap Battle We Never Knew We Needed

Disney princesses are supposed to sing about their feelings… not absolutely roast each other into oblivion.

This hilariously rap battle featuring Ariel vs. Moana is packed with brutal burns, clever Disney references, and enough salty insults to fill the ocean. Prince Eric and Maui jump into the fray too, making this one an absolute blast.

Warning: It’s explicit, so definitely not your average Disney singalong.