Christmas is over... but the deals aren't. We've collected the best tech bargains that are still available. (Updated Thursday, Dec. 28.)
First off: The Roku Streaming Stick Plus is the best way to stream 4K and HDR video. Compact package, dead-simple interface, more apps and better search -- now at an ultra-affordable price.
This week, Target revisits its Black Friday price for Apple's 2017 iPad. Now $250, the entry-level 32GB model delivers a terrific combination of power and portability with a beautiful, bright screen. (That's a quarter of the storage of the iPad Mini 4, but with a larger screen and faster processor for $50 less.)
Sony's Extra Bass line of headphones may not appeal to audio purists, but it's popular with people who enjoy their music with an extra helping of bass. Best Buy's price is the lowest we've seen.
The Touch controllers are the must-have accessory for the Oculus Rift VR rig. And now you can get the entire system -- the Oculus Rift headset, two Oculus sensors, two Touch controllers, all the cables and seven free VR apps -- at a big discount: just $400. (That's up from $350 earlier, but still far below the retail price.) Just make sure you have a capable gaming PC to handle it.
Google's smart speaker integrates with its Calendar, Maps and Chromecast apps -- and can send music and video to your TV or speakers. Now $50 off at Target.
This is the best price we've seen -- even better than it was on Cyber Monday -- and it surely won't last long. Grab these Beats Studio Wireless headphones immediately.
This Black Friday hotcake returns: A Moto Z2 Force (which normally costs $720+) for just $375 at T-Mobile. You can pay that price today if you buy it off contract, or pay just $300 if you're adding a line of service.
We're also hearing T-Mobile will throw in a free snap-on mod that turns your phone into a projector. (You sign up for that offer right here after purchase.)
Black Friday Xbox bundles were generally running around $230, so seeing this one return at $30 less is notable. You get the 500GB console and controller with five Halo titles (that's the bulk of the series). And there's a one-month Xbox Game Pass thrown in for good measure.
It was even cheaper during a one-day Dec. 14 sale, but this bundle still gets you the newest Surface tablet with a Type Cover keyboard for under a grand.
Sphero makes several Star Wars-themed robot toys, but the coolest one is its R2-D2. Amazon sold out in less than a day offering it for an amazing 49 percent off, but Target and Best Buy have it at a still-impressive $50 discount.
Ultimate Ears' Wonderboom is the company's entry-level Bluetooth speaker. Normally priced at $100, it dipped as low as $70 during Black Friday week, but you can now find it for $80 at Amazon.
This year's Black Friday staple -- the Google Home Mini for $29 -- can still be found at that price at many retailers. And Target will give you one for free when you buy a Nest thermostat.
Amazon Echo Dot (2nd generation) for $30 ($20 off)
This deal was everywhere on Black Friday and Amazon is sticking with it through the end of December. The new and improved Echo Dot takes Amazon's best-in-class smart home speaker and wraps it in an ultra-affordable package.
Origin PC has desktops and laptops on sale that come with either a free Sound BlasterX H5 S.E. headset or a $50 Amazon gift card. You also get your choice of a 250GB Samsung 960 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD or free ground shipping in the US.
Samsung CF791 34-inch Freesync monitor for $750 ($200 off)
We really liked the CF791 when we tested it, but felt that $950 was a little much for what it offered. The price has continued to climb a bit every day since its Cyber Monday low of $650, but $750 is still a good deal for a big display with 144Hz refresh.
Costco members were first given a crack at this high-end, 17.3-inch gaming laptop on Cyber Monday. But it's still available online, albeit for $50 more than the original offer. That's still $200 off of what was already a good deal.
Sony A6000 with 16-50mm and 55-210mm lenses for $700 (typically about $1,000)
One of our perennial gifting go-to recommendations, the Sony A6000 APS-C mirrorless, comes in a kit with the 16-50mm and 55-210mm power zoom lenses for a seasonal discount of $700. Now that we're in the post-holiday season, B&H and Adorama are throwing in a $50 gift card with the bundle, too.
Sony A7 with 28-70mm lens for $1,000 (typically about $1,200)
A full-frame camera for the price of an inexpensive dSLR? Take it. Sony's seasonal discount on its original Sony A7, (aka the ILCE-7) mirrorless drops the body to $800, a steal for a camera this good.
The combination of a kit for the body and the 28-70mm lens is a really good deal for $1,000. The 28-70mm isn't a favorite E-Mount lens, but it's one of the least expensive ones, so it's a reasonable choice if you want to get up and shooting immediately.
GoPro has cut the price of its Hero5 Session 4K. The bundle (which includes a head mount and SD card) is out of stock at Best Buy, but the camera itself is still available.
This 2016 model offers many of the same features and full 4K video capture of the 2017 Hero6 model, now at its best price ever. This manufacturer-set price should be available everywhere.
In the wake of this year's holiday season, many worthy deals remain available. We'll continue to curate this list -- and you can browse through our complete Holiday Gift Guide, too.
Holiday Gift Guide: CNET's full gift guide, including dozens of products priced under $25, $50 and $100.
Last-Minute Deals: The best gift cards and digital gifts you can email and print when you need a gift right now.
