I picked up several of these neat nightlights yesterday, since they are marked down from $6.99 to $.99 near me in Missouri.
Inventory checker: https://brickseek.com/home-depot-inventory-checker?sku=325094548
Thats a good price for an 18 inch ladder.
I received an alert from Home Depot about it’s Special Buy of the Day deals.
There are more deals on portable lighting products than usual, including a few deals from Milwaukee.
If you’re interested, these deals end at midnight PST.
I think the group SPINAL TAP had the same purchasing agent.
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8-15 Deals of the Day. Several snow blowers are 1/2 price. Here are just two. Save up to $630
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Just ran across my receipt for the Defiant Super Thrower for a penny the other day .
A friend was visiting from out of town and we had to go to home depot for something. I was telling him about penny deals but don’t think I had ever caught a penny deal up to that point . The super thrower was in a half opened package shoved sideways behind some cheaper defiant lights . I might have squealed a little bit … my one and only penny deal was a great one .
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Defiant Super Thrower is a blast from the past. that’s what got me into this hobby.
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Starlink
May be or may not be a good deal, IDK, but it says $1000 off and is now $1500.
Also Starlink Mini for $500 that was $600
https://www.homedepot.com/p/STARLINK-Starlink-Mini-Kit-02535001-HD/331732584
For anyone who has Ryobi “40V” yard tools - they recently released a battery top worklight and a small battery top fan for this line. Interestingly enough, they have been half off ($19.97) for basically the entire time it has been available.
They also include a USB-C 5V, 3A port making them by far the cheapest way to get USB-out from the “40V” line. Granted, it is just one port, and USB-PD support really would have been merited for these bigger batteries, but I’m not sure even their 18V lineup includes either USB adapters, lights, or fans, much less a pairing of two of them together for this low of a price.
My light arrived yesterday. It’s compact compared to the batteries, with 4 modes. 1-click cycles off > 1000 lm > 600 lm > 300 lm > 100 lm > off. A long press from off turns on to the 100 lumen mode. A long press from on turns directly off. The USB port activates when first turned on, and remains active for 2 hours after shutting it off.
The light panel is roughly 2" x 2-1/2" and is a mule (no optics). The LED’s look like 2835 size, in a 6s5p arrangement, with an aluminum MCPCB.
I asked via the Q&A form on the HD product page about missing specifications, and a Ryobi rep responded that it is:
- 5000K
- 83 CRI
- Regulated output
Comparing to a 5000K, 90CRI 219C light, I think the claimed color metrics are approximately correct, and the output looks neutral to me. I can’t yet speak to the output regulation.
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Some HD have in store clearance for the Battery Daddy lantern, $3.72 each.
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Update on this, it is now $9.97 with free shipping. Seems like a great thing if you already have the 40V system.
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HD has had free shipping no minimum purchase for my recent purchases. I don’t know what’s up with that.
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Awesome deal!
Anyone who has Ryobi “40V” tools should hardly even think about it for that price. Get the USB power bank function and a light (or fan for those who may want that version) for dirt cheap!
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I’ll snag that too if it goes on free shipping. It says the closest HD to me has a few in stock but it’s an hour away, unfortunately.
I’ve had a Ryobi 40V lawnmower, trimmer, amd blower for 9 years now and I’ve been very happy with them. It’s great to see more 40V tools available.
yesterday, i bought one of these:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-2200-Lumen-Tripod-K40437/325210051
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Very handy … 
I bought two … 
@dchomak Are you still hunting penny deals?
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Maybe the piles of his penny deals got too high and fell on him? 