There are deals, and then there are unbelievable deals. There’s nothing quite as satisfying as receiving a discount on a piece of hardware or a tech-based gadget that you were planning on buying anyway. However, for today only, eBay is taking deals to the next level by offering a whopping 15-percent off almost anything on the site. Interest piqued? We thought so!

We know that you have probably headed here expecting the usual exciting tech deals that we share on daily basis. You’re still going to get that, but with a serious enhancement.

Apple’s HomePod is only a few weeks old which means that special deals on the smart speaker are hard to come by. In fact, the standard $349 (+$30~ tax) price is pretty much what you would expect to pay if you were looking to pick a HomePod up, at least until you saw the headline for this post.

For today only, you can get Nintendo Switch for an all-time low price of just $224 down from the original price of $300.

Here’s a deal alert you don’t wanna miss out on. You can get over $100 off 64GB iPhone X tax-free in the U.S. for limited time only.

Someone is trying to sell the Space Gray Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Keyboard that come with the iMac Pro for what can only be described as silly money.

This is just crazy. iPhone X pre-orders of November 3 launch day are selling on eBay now for as much as $6000.

The Internet is abuzz with rumors and reports surrounding the upcoming iPhone 6 these days (both of them, apparently), and rightly so, since there’s hardly been a device in recent history that has been so extensively leaked. However, that doesn’t mean that Apple’s current reigning smartphones, namely the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s, are to be discarded just yet. In an effort to boost sales and keep the interest piqued in their offerings, Apple has partnered (once again) with eBay for a “low-profile Factory Outlet store” that is selling Apple Certified refurbished iPhones at a much discounted price, all complete with Apple’s one-year warranty.

Internet auction site eBay has left users of its services, including PayPal, with reason to be concerned after posting a message up on the community page urging users to change their passwords. Since the original message popped up a short while ago, the company has stepped out and clarified the situation, noting that a hacker may have “compromised a database containing encrypted passwords,” although was also keen to stipulate that only “non-financial data” had been affected.

It’s not every day that a company like eBay launches a new app, mainly because it’s already got apps on all the major platforms and apart from the odd redesign here and there, there’s no need for any additional apps. Or is there?

In the age of the internet that is packed full of inquisitive minds, it is extremely difficult for companies to keep things a secret or hide their intentions away from eager prying eyes and ears. Over the last week or so, we have been hearing murmurings that Apple were planning on opening up an official online eBay outlet store to gain some additional exposure for their officially refurbished products, and it looks like that additional sales channel is now in full swing, although there remains some question over whether it is actually operated and controlled officially by Apple or whether or not it is just an Apple sanctioned and approved reseller offering the refurbished goods.

With an iPhone 5 looming in the distance, one wouldn’t expect to see leaked prototypes of the previous version: the iPhone 4. Yet, an early prototype of the iPhone 4 is now being auctioned off on eBay.