Get Nearly 50 Percent Off This Brother Multi-Function Laser Printer, Plus More Great Deals A roundup of the best deals of the day for stuff you won't want to miss.

By TechBargains Aug 11, 2016

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Thanks to our friends at TechBargains, we've rounded up three can't-miss deals. Check it out:

Brother Multi-Function Laser Printer w/ Duplex, Automatic Document Feeder, Scanner & Fax for $109.99 (Orig. $199.99)
This is Amazon's No. 1 best selling laser printer and an excellent small or home office printer. You can scan single documents or use its document feeder to scan up to 35 pages. The best part of it is that the laser toner is available for about $15 per toner when you buy a generic version.

Dell UltraSharp 1920x1200 IPS LED Monitor + $125 Dell Gift Card for $289.99 (Orig. $369.99)
This is one of the best deals we've seen on one of Dell's top rated monitors. It has a larger vertical, which is perfect for graphics work or huge spreadsheets. With the $125 Dell Gift Card it is easily one of the best deals we've seen and effectively discounts the monitor to an eye-popping sub $200 price.

Dyson V6 Slim Cordless Vacuum (Refurb) for $209.99 (Orig. $299.99)
These Dyson cordless vacuums remove many of the obstacles and pain points you may experience vacuuming. No need to drag out a heavy vacuum and find an outlet. Simply pick up your Dyson and start vacuuming. These are especially handy for spot cleaning or smaller apartments and houses. It has 20 minutes of fade-free power and we can vacuum about 1,500 square feet and still have juice left over. We've had one for more than a year and its ease of use has become the biggest reason we've been able to keep the house clean regularly.

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