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We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. If you’ve ever tried dragging a too-large speaker—or worse, relied on your phone’s tiny audio for sound projection—you should appreciate this sale on the Skullcandy Terrain Mini: It's palm-sized, no-frills, and currently on sale for $32.99 on StackSocial, with free shipping in the U.S. For under $35, you’re looking at an IPX7-rated waterproof speaker that won’t be damaged if it's dropped or gets wet.The Skullcandy Terrain Mini features Bluetooth 5.3, ensuring a stable connection up to 33 feet. The battery is said to offer 14 hours of playtime, which should cover most day-long adventures or at least a solid workday playlist without ne...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Google released its budget a-series version of the Pixel 10 last month, and though there is not much dividing the 10a from the previous 9a, it offers a few software updates that can make it worth it for some people. And if that's you, you can get this budget phone at a major discount right now. On Amazon, an unlocked 128GB Google 10a is $449 (originally $499), and all four colors are on sale. Unlocked Android Smartphone - 7 Years of Pixel Drops, 30+ Hours Battery, Camera Coach, Gemini Live, Durable Design, Cal...

If you've ever started a new workout routine with the best intentions only to find yourself skipping sessions by week two, you're not alone. I'm the type to get trapped in the same cycle of burnout, where I go hard for a couple of weeks, feel exhausted, feel guilty, and repeat. For me, what finally broke that cycle wasn't a new gym membership or a fancy fitness app, but a simple scheduling hack: the "3-3-3 rule." I'd seen this rule applied it to general productivity, and all the same principles can apply to your fitness habits, too. Here's how you can use the 3-3-3 rules to structure your workouts and create a habit that sticks. What is the 3-3-3 rule?The 3-3-3 "rule" (or "method," or "gentle suggestion") is essentially a weekly workout framework built around three types of movement, each ...