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Adobe Acrobat’s replacement is only $24 for life
TL;DR: Instead of paying monthly for Adobe Acrobat, get a lifetime license to AcePDF Editor on sale for $24 with code PDF20.
Adobe Acrobat costs around $15 a month. If you’re using it to convert the occasional PDF or merge a few documents, that math stops making sense pretty quickly. AcePDF Converter and Editor handles converting, editing, merging, splitting, and protecting PDF files on both Windows and Mac, and a lifetime license is on sale now for $23.99 (reg. $99.99).
AcePDF makes working with PDFs quick and painless. If you need to switch between file formats, you can convert a PDF to Word, turn a spreadsheet or presentation into a PDF for sharing, or pull text out of a scanned document using the built-in OCR, which preserves the original formatting rather than spitting out a garbled mess. Conversions work both ways between PDF and Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, and image formats, and everything processes fast enough that you’re not sitting around waiting.
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Editing is just as complete. Merge multiple PDFs into one, split out specific pages, rotate or delete pages, add watermarks, annotate with comments and stamps, or build fillable forms from scratch. Need to shrink a file before emailing it? Compression is built in, along with password protection and unlocking, so you’re not bouncing between apps to get one thing done.
For anyone dealing with high document volume, batch processing is worth calling out specifically. Instead of converting files one at a time, you can run multiple PDFs through in a single pass, which makes a real difference if you manage contracts, invoices, or client files on a regular basis.
You don’t have to pay for your PDF editor every month anymore.
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Use code PDF20 to get an AcdePDF Lifetime License on sale for $23.99. Sale ends May 31 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
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Meta plans to make an AI pendant and more smart glasses soon
Meta is looking to give customers even more ways to wear its logo on their bodies.
The Information reported that Mark Zuckerberg’s company is planning to develop and test an “AI pendant,” which would most likely be something you clip on and wear so that it can use an on-board microphone to record everything you say throughout the day for the purpose of generating AI summaries, just in case you ever need that. The description of the device is not entirely speculative, as Meta recently acquired a company called Limitless that was responsible for a device literally called “Pendant” that did exactly those things.
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Beyond that, The Information reported based on an internal Meta memo that the company plans on releasing several new pairs of smart glasses by the end of 2026, to go along with a possible enterprise-focused subscription service called “Wearables for Work.” The subscription part is not a surprise, given that the company just launched consumer-focused payment plans for apps like Instagram and WhatsApp this week.
Anyway, the internal memo referenced four glasses models to be released this year, all under the following codenames: Modelo, Luna, RMB2 Refresh, and Mojito VIP. “RMB2 Refresh” is obviously another Ray-Ban model, but the others are more mysterious. Expect plenty of AI features and possible privacy concerns to be included in those glasses, if nothing else.
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Amazon has a bunch of multi-port Anker fast chargers on sale — get up to $30 off this weekend
Best Anker chargers you can shop right now:
If you’re still hoarding a drawer full of charging bricks, it’s probably time to let them go (I’m a Millennial too, so I get it). There’s really no reason to have so many blocks when you can buy one or two do-it-all chargers and just be done with it. Then you can use that drawer for other junk, like old receipts you’ve kept for no reason and Starbucks straws, because, you know, just in case.
Right now, Amazon’s got a ton of Anker fast chargers on sale. Here are the best deals to grab before the weekend’s over.
Best budget deal
$19.49
at Amazon
$29.99
Save $10.50
Why we like it
This tiny Anker Nano plug has two USB-C ports and folds down flat, so it won’t cover the entire outlet or crowd your bag when you travel. It delivers 47W of power, so even though it’s tiny, it can still charge your phone and your tablet at the same time.
Right now, you can get it for $19.49, down from $29.99, at Amazon. That’s a 35% discount or about $10.50 in savings.
Best desktop charger deal
$33.99
at Amazon
$39.99
Save $6
Why we like it
If your desk is covered in wires, this heavy-duty block offers a quick fix. It splits a 112W of power across six separate outlets (three USB-C and three USB-A) so you can power your entire workspace from one wall plug. It even comes with a little silicone cable organizer so everything stays in one spot instead of sliding off the back of your desk.
Right now, you can get it for $33.99, down from $39.99, at Amazon. That’s a 15% discount or $6 in savings.
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Best wall charger deal
$34.99
at Amazon
$49.99
Save $15
Why we like it
This is the one to throw in your laptop bag if you hate carrying around three separate bricks for your computer, phone, and headphones. It gives you two USB-C ports and one classic USB-A port, and it’s basically half the size of a standard MacBook charger block.
Right now, you can get it for $34.99, down from $49.99, at Amazon. That’s a 30% discount or $15 in savings.
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