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The 5 best deals you can get this Thursday from Target, Kate Spade, Amazon and more

Yahoo Life Shopping Editors
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So many markdowns, so little time. (Photo: Target, Walmart, Kate Spade Surprise)
So many markdowns, so little time. (Photo: Target, Walmart, Kate Spade Surprise)

Need a little retail therapy to get to the end of the week? Our team has scoured the internet to put together a handy rundown of today's top deals for you. So what are they? Well, you can score a popular Sony headphones for just $25. Or how about an adorable crossbody bag from Kate Spade Surprise at a 75% discount? Maybe a massively popular pillow for over 70% off? There's a lot to explore. Let's have a closer look at these stellar bargains, shall we?

Beautiful

Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 6 Quart Touchscreen Air Fryer

$69$89Save $20
With 1,700-plus watts, Drew Barrymore's air fryer makes meals magical. It heats up to 400 degrees to air-fry, dehydrate, reheat and more, all with the touch of a button. Plus, it can cook up a whopping two pounds of french fries or five pounds of wings in one go.
$69 at Walmart
Target

SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker

$80$100Save $20
Like soda? This gadget can save you thousands of dollars. It turns plain old tap water into a fizzy drink in just seconds—one cartridge can make up to 60L of sparkling water. This machine is compatible with 1L and 0.5L SodaStream carbonating bottles.
$80 at Target
kohl's

Sony Noise-Canceling Headphones

$25$50Save $25
If you’re looking for a great pair of brand-name wireless noise-cancelling headphones, these cans are a great midrange pick. They feature crisp, clear audio and block out nearly all background and ambient sound.
$25 at Kohl's
Kate Spade Surprise

Kate Spade Carson Convertible Crossbody

$65$299Save $234
This crossbody bag is just the right size for everyday wear. It comes with a chain link strap and a leather strap that'll also allow you to wear it as a shoulder bag.
$65 at Kate Spade Surprise
COZSINOOR

Cozsinoor Cozsinoor Bed Pillows

$28$100
Save $72 with 5% coupon
Time for a pillow refresh? You can't beat the deal on this super-comfy, super-popular pillow. It's made with special hollow fiber for the ultimate support while being comfortably soft.
$28 at Amazon

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