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MediaMarkt is selling off these Google Pixel 10 Pro XL and 10a phones in its outlet, with some brand new models

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MediaMarkt has an outlet that is accessed through eBay and where we can find devices of all types at a very good price. This time we are going to focus on mobile phones and, more specifically, on Google Pixels. Are you looking for one of the best Google phones to date? Well, you might be interested in this one. Google Pixel 10 Pro XL: comes out 849.15 euros. Google Pixel 10 Pro XL, Moonstone, 256 GB, 16 GB RAM, 6.8″ Super The price could vary. We earn commission from these links If you prefer a cheaper alternative, but one that is also within the Google ecosystem, then the Google Pixel 10a. We brought it to you a few days ago at one of its best prices, but today it’s even cheaper at the MediaMarkt outlet: you can buy it for 439 euros and it is brand new. Google Pixel 10a – 7 years of New Updates and Features, 30+ Hours of Battery, Camera Assistant, Gemini Live, Pixel Security – Fog Gray, 128GB The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Great price for one of the best Google phones This Google Pixel 10 Pro XL is an exhibition device from one of the MediaMarkt stores. Despite this, We will have the corresponding legal guarantee and shipping is free. Additionally, MediaMarkt offers a 30-day return period in case there is a problem. This Pixel is a top option if you are looking for a large phone and want a pure Android experience. The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL stands out for its 6.8-inch OLED screen with a good peak brightness of 3,300 nits, so we can see it well even outdoors. Inside is the Tensor G5 chip, one that is not as powerful as other high-end options, but that offers very good performance. This version of the device has 256 GB of storage and 16 GB of RAM, something that, together with its seven years of guaranteed updates, It will make us have a long-lasting mobile. To this we must add a photographic section that performs at a high level, many artificial intelligence tools and a well-optimized 5,200 mAh battery. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: pixel 10a from the mediamarkt outlet ✅ THE BEST It is the best of the Pixel 10: Although the other Pixel 10s are very good phones, this one beats them in screen size and battery. Seven years of updates: It is a high-end mobile that will receive support for many years, which means that we do not have to worry about renewing the mobile for a long time. ❌ THE WORST It is an exhibition phone: It is a phone that has been displayed in a store with everything that entails. 💡 BUY IT IF… You are looking for a high-end Android mobile, you want one from Google and your goal is to spend as little as possible. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… Do you prefer to buy a completely new mobile or do you prefer to wait for it to download in one of its configurations with more storage. You may also be interested XIAOMI 17 – 12+512GB Smartphone, Leica Summilux optical lenses, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, HyperAI, 1 year Extra warranty, Charger not included, Black (ES Version) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links XIAOMI POCO The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | MediaMarkt, Google, Xataka In Xataka | Best mobile phones in quality price. Which one to buy based on use and ten recommended models In Xataka | Best mobile phones 2026. Which one to buy based on use and six recommended models

Meta moves to the other side of the AI ​​counter. You are going from buying computing to selling it

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Meta is designing a cloud computing business to sell excess capacity in its AI data centers to third parties, it has been reported. advanced Bloomberg. The company values ​​two ways: Offer access to models hosted on your infrastructure. Or rent computing power directly, in the style of neoclouds. The panoramic. Zuckerberg has been hinting at this move for some time. At the May shareholders meeting he said that competing in cloud was “definitely on the table” and that there were companies asking him “almost every week” if they could buy computing from him. Now that balloon probe is a business plan. The service would include access to Muse SparkMeta’s own model that still does not have a release date for external developers. Renting raw GPU power is also being studied, the business model of CoreWeave and Nebius. Why is it important. Meta has built, between 2023 and 2026, one of the largest computing infrastructures in the world almost alone, without external partners or clients to make it profitable. 98% of its income still comes from advertising. Turning those data centers into a product that is sold, and not just an assumed cost, is the first public sign that Meta needs another source of income to justify the outlay. In figures: Goal has risen to 145,000 million dollars its infrastructure spending forecast for 2026, 10 billion more than expected in January. Your actions They have risen more than 9% After hearing the news, their best session in more than five months, although they have had a subsequent correction. Meta’s gross margin is 82%, and the operating margin is 41%. The business of cloud Google, on the other hand, operates with a margin of 18%, compared to 42% for its advertising division. CoreWeave is down 10.8% and Nebius 12.4% on the stock market, due to the fear of losing Meta as a client and gaining it as a competitor. Between the lines. The clearest parallel is with SpaceX. Musk’s company, owner of xAI, has begun renting capacity in its data centers to Google and Anthropic for more than $2 billion per month between the two companies. Both companies share a pattern: they have trained LLMs own without getting the market to adopt them en masse, and now they monetize what is left over instead of what they produce. The contrast. Google is the mirror in which Meta looks, and it is not a pretty mirror. He launched his business cloud in 2008, made it public in 2011 and It did not give benefits until 2023. Fifteen years for the calculation to give money. Meta would have to build from scratch a sales and technical support team that it does not have today, something very different from selling advertising space in an automated way as it has been doing. Yes, but. It is not something that should be interpreted solely as a sign of weakness. If you are going to build capacity anyway, it is rational not to leave it idle but to turn it into an asset. Zuckerberg himself framed it this way in May, when he explained that domestic demand had so far absorbed all available capacity. Not anymore. And now what. The question that remains on the table is which side Meta wants to be on: the one that competes to build the best model, or the one that sells infrastructure to those who can achieve it. A few months ago, Google cut off access to Gemini due to lack of capacity and forced Meta to ration its consumption. tokens among its own employees. Selling computing today also means stopping depending on others to sell to it. In Xataka | Sharing your ChatGPT or Claude password is not like sharing your Netflix password: there are people learning it the hard way Featured image | Xataka

Sony has told you why it stops selling games in physical format. The real reason, of course, is the same as always: money

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Sony has announced that in January 2028 will stop manufacturing physical discs for PlayStation. Among the brief reasons given for making this decision is adapting to the player’s preferences, and following the trends that rule the industry: digital games sell more than physical ones, therefore, this is the choice of the players, which must be adhered to. However, what you have to look at there to find Sony’s true motives is “best sellers.” And specifically, we have to ask ourselves what economic benefit Sony extracts from these sales. The clear accounts. You just have to take note of the profit percentages that Sony makes with each game sold to understand the operation. According to the analysis of consultant Serkan Toto, Kantan GamesSony receives around 54% more for each digital copy of its own game than for the same physical copy. At a price of 70 dollars, a digital game leaves you the full 70 dollars, because there is no external store that takes commission (of course, from there you have to extract development, marketing and corporate costs, if the game is from an external studio). The same title on disc, after deducting the distributor’s margin (about 30%) and the manufacturing cost (about 5%), is left with a profit of about $45.50. Although the calculation is approximate and countless external actors must be taken into account (especially third parties), the comparison makes clear the maxim that is guiding these decisions: the fewer intermediaries, the greater the profit margin per unit. Less physical. Added to this is that the physical aspect already weighs little in the company’s overall income statement. According to a corporate report of the company itselfphysical software represented only 3% of its revenue in 2024. All these decisions must also be contextualized: at a time when Your Playstation 6 can cost a thousand euros sales price and that the current component crisis promises not only to continue, but directly double next yearcutting that 3% can save millions. Kill the second hand. There is another figure that should be taken into account: resale. Every second-hand record that changes ownership is a sale from which Sony does not see a euro. An Alinea Analytics analyst said that “what this is all about is profitability and control for PlayStation”, two very juicy terms in this new situation because a digital code, apart from all the savings in intermediaries that we said above, is linked to a personal account that cannot be resold or lent. Every second-hand product that Sony was unable to sell now becomes a new purchase at full price, or is not produced at all. This second-hand market is not exactly marginal, and is now being seen to disappear. GameStop saw a 14% drop in its quarterly revenue last March, and explicitly attributed to the shift towards digital. The analysis firm Circana estimates that spending on new physical games in the United States has fallen to 1.6 billion dollars in the last year, compared to a maximum of 11.5 billion in 2009. In other words, we have had an almost uninterrupted decline for seventeen years. It’s the market, friend. Sony has taken the most aggressive step, but the direction had already been set from different parts of the sector for some time. A week before Sony’s announcement, Rockstar confirmed that The physical edition of ‘GTA VI’ will not have a disc version. Both Xbox and Playstation have sold versions of their latest consoles without a disc reader. It is an inescapable trend, which began on PC and in stores that have ended up becoming massive options, such as Steam, and which reveals that a corporation will always prefer, rather than a one-time sale, that we are subscribed (literally or figuratively) to a constant purchase, to a service that never ends. Therefore, saying that the player has chosen digital for convenience is, at the very least, a liquid truth. As he told newsletter ‘Friday in Kiribati’we must not get carried away by that discourse: we have not chosen the preeminence of the digital, it has been imposed on us: “it seems that during the last decade no one has designed consoles without a reader, exclusive discounts for digital versions, subscription catalogs, stores integrated (and hyperpresent) in the designs of the systems, games that, despite having the disc, need to connect to the internet (…) nor have they invested obscene amounts of money in convincing us that getting up from the couch to change a disc was a thing. of the past.” Image | Photo of Alexey Savchenko in Unsplash

Luxury homes in the US are selling like hotcakes and experts think they know why: AI

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If you have tried to buy a home in recent months, you will surely have already noticed something: prices are through the roof. Although the joy goes by neighborhood because the real estate market is experiencing a historic split, at least in the United States, as Redfin documents. Thus, while luxury housing is reviving thanks to the gains generated by the AI ​​boom, everything else is paralyzed in a scenario of uncertainty, high mortgage rates, inflation and fear of unemployment. It is the economics in K at its peak, a term coined by economists during the pandemic to refer to a recovery in which the wealthiest segments of society prosper while the rest stagnate or regress. what’s happening. According to the Redfin report Last month, the average sales price of a luxury home in the United States rose 3.6%, to $1.39 million. This figure is more than double the increase recorded in “non-luxury” homes, which increased by 1.4 to stand at $377,734. One fact: Redfin defines “luxury” as homes in the top 5% of the price range in each metropolitan area. At the epicenter of the luxury market, San Francisco: recorded a 48% year-over-year increase in pending sales of luxury homes in April, the highest peak since June 2021. We are talking about a median sales price of $6.7 million, almost 10% more than the previous year. They are followed by other cities such as Tampa (+36%), West Palm Beach (+16%) or Miami (+15%). Why is it important. Because what is happening is not something limited to the real estate market: it is a snapshot of economic inequality in real time. The stock market and the rise of artificial intelligence are accelerating this dynamic. Thus, those who have their assets invested in technology stocks are becoming exponentially richer and then spending part of their profits on the purchase of luxury homes regardless of interest rates, something that does affect and worry the middle classes. The housing has historically been the main repository for wealth accumulation, but its access is being restricted to the richest people. The result is a real estate market that operates at two speeds, which has consequences for social stability and long-term access to housing. Context. This 2026, the energy shock derived from the US and Israeli attack on Iran has raised rates again, but as pick up Axiosthis pattern has been repeated several times in recent years: the luxury market recorded a peak in demand in 2021 with the uncertainty generated by the pandemic and also in 2023, when again mortgage rates, inflation and fear of recession stopped the average buyer. The dynamic repeats itself: in times of uncertainty, the most resilient thing is luxury. It doesn’t just happen in the United States. The luxury real estate boom is not just American. Dubai closed 2025 with 500 sales above 10 million dollars (+194% in five years) and prime prices rose 3.2% on a global average, according to the Knight Frank Wealth Report 2026. London is the exception that proves the rule: He raised taxes on large wealth groups and prime prices fell by 4.8% in 2025, so that capital looked for alternative destinations with two clear winners: Madrid and Milan. In fact, the Spanish capital boasts the highest growth in Europe: prime prices rose 6.4% in 2025 with 55% of international buyers, according to Knight Frank. In Milan, Italy’s flat-rate tax regime for new residents has skyrocketed interest: British buyers grew by 260% between 2023 and 2025, according to Il Sole 24 Ore. There is a gap between luxury and affordable housing and the only thing that can accelerate or slow it down is the fiscal framework. In detail. San Francisco real estate companies are clear about what is causing this phenomenon in 2026: “AI money”, people who have shares in those technology companies that are skyrocketing and also profiles that artificial intelligence companies hire with generous bonuses. Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at Redfin, explains that these wealthy buyers have more confidence in the economy and simply move forward despite the uncertainty. The high-end home builder Toll Brothers, details that their buyers are less sensitive to price pressures because they have a good cushion. In fact, cash purchases without the need for a mortgage are reaching historic highs with one neighborhood as a star destination: Manhattan. Yes, but. Other real estate agents have another explanation for the rise in prices: a correction after years of slow sales, as reported by the San Francisco Standard. That is, we do not know how much of this boom is new demand that AI brings under its arm and how much is repressed demand. On the other hand, this phenomenon is geographically concentrated, which limits the possibility of generalizing its conclusions. If we leave the premium market, one thing is clear: global economic uncertainty is an anchor that holds back potential first-home buyers. In Xataka | Second-hand homes were one of the last refuges on the market. Now they are becoming a luxury In Xataka | The world has been searching for the formula against the housing crisis for decades. There are those who believe that the answer is in Vancouver Cover | Photo of Daniel Barnes in Unsplash

Tim Ferriss has been selling productivity tips for years that ChatGPT now gives away for free

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sell books it was already difficult before AI. Now it is starting to get almost impossible. This is exactly what Tim Ferriss, productivity guru and author of historical bestsellers such as ‘The 4-Hour Work Week’ or ‘The Perfect Body in 4 Hours’, is confessing. This writer has made a analysis of sales evolution of his catalog and his conclusions are shocking. 80% drop in sales. Relying on official data from BookScan and Publishers Weekly By the start of 2026, Ferris has confirmed that sales of self-help and personal development books have taken a nosedive: Sales are 80% lower than before the explosion of generative AI. The reason is simple. I already have ChatGPT. For millions of people, the best format to learn how to optimize their time is no longer a 400-page book. Instead, they talk with a free chatbot that is in fact capable of condensing all that wisdom in just 20 seconds and that never stops encouraging us and adapting that knowledge to each of us. The data. According to Ferriss’ study, the first quarter of 2026 already points to worrying data, because it has detected a global decline of 9% in the adult non-fiction category. Things are even more serious for the self-help books and instruction books segment, which plummeted 26.3%. This writer’s conclusion is disturbing: in his opinion, the most powerful literary franchises on the market could be suffering a contraction of between 40 and 60% so far this year. Ferriss’ bestsellers aren’t such bestsellers anymore. Your own catalog It is a clear example of what is happening. Following the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022, its sales saw a slight decline of 5% in 2023 and 13% in 2024. The real problem came in 2025: sales of its books plummeted 46%, and the projected decline for 2026 is even greater and Ferriss estimates it will be 57%. If the current trend continues, this author’s books will sell 80% fewer physical copies this year than four years ago. Books 0 – ChatGPT 1. Ferriss pragmatically analyzes what is happening: works such as ‘The Perfect Body in 4 Hours’ or ‘Weapons of the Titans’ essentially function as decision trees. Until a few years ago, books of this type were a perfect way to package knowledge and advice, but in 2024, 2025 and 2026 users prefer a conversational, often free, interface that AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini provide transparently. Not only that: they adjust to our needs instantly, we can ask questions and the advice is more personalized than ever, something that a self-help book cannot achieve. YouTube videos, the next to fall. Literature dedicated to self-help therefore seems condemned according to Ferriss, who assures that there will also be an imminent collapse for YouTube video tutorials: there the AI ​​will filter the 40 useful seconds of a 20-minute video. In his opinion, something similar will happen with podcasts based on practical advice, online courses, newsletters and productivity and self-help blogs. Original content will not disappear, he says, but it will become increasingly difficult for the average user to access it directly. The trap of paywalls. Ferriss does not foresee a very encouraging future for the media either. “What happens when 99% of the fact-checking media is behind a paywall? The short answer: people bypass them and ask the AI.” Pew Research Statistics reveal that 83% of users have not paid for information in the last year, and only 1% end up paying when they hit a paywall. Readers who want to be informed are turning massively to social networks and increasingly to AI chatbots to bypass restrictions and offer them a summary of the protected article. Nuances are lost, immediacy and freeness are gained. The 1,000 real fans. For Ferriss, the situation has some salvation. In his opinion, the publishing sector will return to its origins and will be an increasingly smaller space in which the authors will search its “1,000 true fans” who seek the personal voice and tone of certain authors. The connection with those fans will theoretically sustain these businesses. Image | Shiromani Kant In Xataka | In Oslo there is a library where books are being written with one condition: that they not be read for 90 years.

Alcampo is selling this Xiaomi QLED TV with Google TV for less than 300 euros

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If you are looking to renew the TV in your living room or equip your second home with a model with good quality-price ratio, this weekend you have a deal in Alcampo that may interest you. Now, the supermarket chain is liquidating this TV Xiaomi TV A Pro 55 (2026)which you can buy for 295 euros. Furthermore, if you do not want to pay it all at once, you can pay it in 12 interest-free installments of 24.58 euros. XIAOMI – QLED TV 138 cm (55′) Xiaomi A Pro 2026 UHD 4K with Google TV, HDR10+, Dolby Audio DTS-X. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links This TV comes with Google TV operating system, but if you want a model from the Chinese manufacturer with a different operating system, this Xiaomi TV F Pro 55 inches It is perfect for you, since it comes with Fire OS8 and Alexa integrated, in addition to being compatible with Apple AirPlay. Its price is the same as the one sold by Alcampo: 295 euros now that it’s discounted. XIAOMI TV F Pro 55, 55 Inch (140 cm), 4K UHD QLED The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A new generation Xiaomi TV at an unbeatable price This TV from the Chinese manufacturer mounts a panel QLED 55-inch that offers more vivid, pure colors and good saturation in 4K resolution. In addition, it has a premium metallic design and with hardly any frames that gives a feeling of total immersion. In the software section it comes with Google TVa fast, intuitive operating system that gives you access to an extensive catalog of apps. As far as sound is concerned, its speakers offer an RMS power of 20 W and are compatible with technologies Dolby Audio and DTS Virtual:Xwhich guarantee very decent surround audio for its price range. Internally, this TV Xiaomi TV A Pro It has a quad-core processor accompanied by a Mali-G52 graphics card, a combo that, together with its 2GB RAMensures that navigation through menus and opening apps is fluid and jerk-free. As far as connectivity is concerned, it comes with three HDMI ports, two USB ports, Ethernet input, dual-band WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0 to connect your wireless headphones or a sound bar. In addition, its remote control includes a microphone so you can control the TV or your smart home devices using Google Assistant. ⚡ IN BRIEF: offer for smart tv xiaomi tv a55 pro (2026) today ✅ THE BEST QLED display at basic LED price: Getting Xiaomi’s quantum dot technology in 55 inches for less than 300 euros is a milestone in value for money. Much more vivid colors than in a traditional panel. Native Google TV experience: the operating system flies. It is clean, ultra compatible with any streaming platform, has Chromecast integrated and is not layered like the customization layers of other brands. ❌ THE WORST Fair brightness in very bright rooms… It is more than enough to watch television with indirect light or at night, but if you have a large window where the afternoon sun hits directly, you will suffer from reflections. Without real HDMI 2.1… Its ports are HDMI 2.0. Although it has technologies to improve latency in games, the panel’s refresh rate remains at the standard 60 Hz. 💡 BUY IT IF… You want a large screen (55″) with good color technology, investing strictly less than 300 euros. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You are looking to play at real native 120 Hz to get 100% out of a PS5 or Xbox Series X. Other 55-inch TVs that might interest you TCL 55Q6C Television 55 Inch QD-Mini LED 4K Smart TV The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense 55A6S – UHD 4K Smart TV 55 Inch The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia, Xiaomi and Laura López (Xataka) In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 99 euros In Xataka | Best home theater projectors. Which one to buy and five recommended models from 299 to 18,000 euros

Carrefour is selling off this 50-inch QLED TV, ideal for small living rooms for less than 300 euros

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If you are looking to renew the main television in your home and your living room is small, Carrefour now has a TV on offer that may interest you. Now you can take this smart TV Hisense 50E79Qa model with QLED technology of 50 inches by 299 euros and they give you a coupon with 15% of its value for future purchases. Hisense 50″ (127 cm) 50E79Q TV with AI, QLED, 4K UHD with AI, 60 Hz, Smart TV, HDR, Quantum Dot, Dolby MS12, DTS The price could vary. We earn commission from these links AI optimization and lots of technology at an entry-level price This Hisense 50E79Q TV mounts a 50-inch panel with 4K UHD resolution (3,840 x 2,160 pixels). Its great asset in this price range is the use of Quantum Dot technology (QLED), which guarantees more vivid and precise color reproduction than traditional LED panels. Another interesting addition to this model is the integration of Artificial intelligence. Hisense’s Quad Core processor uses AI algorithms for image scaling, enhancing lower resolution sources (such as DTT channels) and optimizing color and textures in real time. It also doesn’t fall short in film compatibility, as it offers support for Dolby Vision and high dynamic range (HDR) formats. In the connectivity section, it has three HDMI ports compatible with 2.1 features (such as eARC for sound bars, ALLM to reduce latency automatically and VRR at 60 Hz). To this we must add two USB ports, Bluetooth and integrated WiFi. The operating system that gives life to this television is VIDAAa native Hisense platform that provides direct access to the main streaming apps. Finally, in the sound section it incorporates two speakers with a combined power of 20 W RMS and Dolby MS12 and DTX X decoding, to give you a feeling of immersion. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: offer for smart hisense 50E79Q today ✅ THE BEST QLED panel at a bargain price: Getting Quantum Dot technology for less than 300 euros is a rarity. The colors are much more vivid and the contrast is noticeably better than basic LED displays at this price. Modern connectivity: including HDMI ports with 2.1 features such as ALLM (auto low latency mode) and VRR at 60Hz This is excellent news for those who connect consoles. ❌ THE WORST Limited refreshment rate… It stays in the Native 60Hz. If you are looking to squeeze the most out of 120 fps from consoles like PS5 or Xbox Series X, this panel will fall short. VIDAA Apps Ecosystem… Although it has the main platforms (Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, etc.), its application catalog is more limited than that of Google Play or the Apple App Store. 💡 BUY IT IF… Your budget is 300 euros and you don’t want to settle for a screen that looks “washed out” or off, the QLED panel of this model is unbeatable for this cost. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… At home you usually watch TV as a family distributed throughout the living room, those who sit on the sides will see the image with the colors somewhat distorted due to the viewing angles. Some sound bars that may interest you for this TV ULTIMEA 2.1ch Sound Bar for TV The price could vary. We earn commission from these links ULTIMEA 2.1 Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia and Hisense In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 99 euros In Xataka | Best home theater projectors. Which one to buy and five recommended models from 299 to 18,000 euros

MediaMarkt is selling out all these portable air conditioners right before summer starts

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Summer officially starts next Sunday, but it’s already hot. Many of us have been caught by the bull and we don’t have anything at home to make it more bearable, so it’s time to go for something. If you don’t want a fan nor anything that requires installation like a split type air conditionerone of the best alternatives is a portable air conditioner. And MediaMarkt is liquidating several of them. Portable air conditioner – Cecotec ForceClima 9150 Style, 2250 fg/h, 2 speed The price could vary. We earn commission from these links There are several models to choose from, but we have selected five that we find especially interesting: Cecotec Force Clima 9150 Style by 209 eurosideal for rooms of about 25 square meters. Koenic KAC 9026 W by 190 eurosan economical option with night mode. De’Longhi PAC EM90 Silent by 599 eurosa very quiet portable air conditioner ok OAC 7026 ES by 153 eurosperfect for small rooms. Koenic KAC 12126 by 299 euroswith a dehumidifier function and with refrigerators for a large room. Cecotec Force Clima 9150 Style The first of these portable air conditioners is the Cecotec ForceClima, which has 2,250 frigories. It is ideal for rooms of about 25 square meters and also has a lot of versatility, since it can be used for cooling, ventilation or as a humidifier. At the MediaMarkt outlet, in ‘New’ condition, it is available for 209 euros. Portable air conditioner – Cecotec ForceClima 9150 Style, 2250 fg/h, 2 speed The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Koenic KAC 9026 W An option very similar to the previous one but somewhat cheaper: this is the Koenic KAC 9026 W. It has the same refrigerators as the Cecotect one and also has 3 operating modes. This also has a ‘Night Mode’ to save energy and emit less noise. It has a timer, includes a window kit and, in ‘New’ condition, comes out 190 euros. Portable air conditioner-KOENIC KAC 9026 W ES Mobile Air conditioner,Temp 24h The price could vary. We earn commission from these links De’Longhi PAC EM90 Silent The most expensive of these airs is this one from De’Longhi. It has 2,450 frigories, making it suitable for larger rooms than the other two above. But, beyond that, this model stands out for making less noise than other airs of this type. In addition, it has energy efficiency A, something that we will appreciate on the electricity bill. On MediaMarkt it is available for 599 eurosalthough we found it on Amazon for 495.04 euros. De’Longhi Pinguino PAC EM90 Silent The price could vary. We earn commission from these links ok OAC 7026 ES If you are looking for one that is especially economical and that works for small rooms, this one from the ok brand may fit you very well. It has 1,750 frigories, although it is also more compact and narrower than the other models on this list, which also makes it easier to move from room to room. In ‘New’ condition, we have it available at the MediaMarkt outlet for 153 euros. Portable air conditioner – ok. OAC 7026 ES, 1720 fg/h, 2 Speed, 16m², 55 dB(A) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Koenic KAC 12126 Another from the Koenic brand, although this time we are looking at a model more oriented towards large rooms, such as a living room. Of all those in this selection of portable air conditioners, it is the only one that also has a heat function so you can continue taking advantage of it in winter. It also has a timer, night mode and is out right now at the MediaMarkt outlet for 299 euros. Portable air conditioner-Koenic KAC 12126 W ES Mobile AC, 4 modes, 400 m³/h, T The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Cecotec, Koenic, De’Longhi, ok, In Xataka | Which smart air conditioner to buy. How to choose a connected air conditioning system and featured models In Xataka | Silent portable air conditioner. Which one to buy? Tips and recommendations

Carrefour is selling off this 85-inch LG MiniLED for large living rooms today and is giving you 188 euros for future purchases

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Setting up a real cinema in the middle of the living room without having to spend a fortune is something you can get by buying a TV in stores like Carrefour. Now, for example, they have reduced this LG 85QNED7EB3A that you can take away 1,249 euros. In addition, at this time, you get a 15% coupon (187.35 euros) for future purchases and you can add a sound bar for 99 euros, the LG DS30A. Smart MiniLED TV 85″ (215.9 cm) LG 85QNED7EB3A with AI, 4K MiniLED, 60 Hz, a7 AI Processor 4K Gen9, Dolby Digital Plus, AI Sound Pro The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A large smart TV with Artificial Intelligence The great asset of this model compared to giant economical televisions is its panel technology. By combining MiniLED with the QNED system (Quantum Dot and NanoCell), the TV uses thousands of tiny LED lights to illuminate the screen. This translates into much more precise light control, achieving pure colors, good brightness and deep, detailed black tones. In his bowels, he mounts a a7 AI Processor 4K Gen9 smart processor. This latest generation chip relies on Artificial Intelligence to analyze what you are seeing in real time, optimizing contrast scene by scene and performing good scaling to 4K resolution. Thus, even the DTT channels or old YouTube videos will be seen clearly. In the sound section it is not far behind. It has Dolby Plus and the AI ​​Sound Pro systemwhich uses the processor to simulate an immersive audio environment. Finally, note that the entire television ecosystem is governed by webOSLG’s own operating system that stands out for its speed, security and for including all the essential streaming apps. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: offer for smart TV LG 85QNED7EB3A today ✅ THE BEST Brutal cinematic immersion: With its almost 216 centimeters diagonal (85 inches), it is the closest thing to having a commercial movie theater tucked into your living room. MiniLED Technology (QNED): By using thousands of microscopic LED bulbs to illuminate the panel, it offers fantastic light control, with ultra-high brightness and much deeper blacks than a regular LED TV. ❌ THE WORST Limited to 60 Hz… If you have a next-generation console (PS5 or Xbox Series X) and are looking to squeeze maximum fluidity in competitive games at 120 frames per second, this model will fall short. Viewing angles in dark rooms… Although the MiniLED improves contrast tremendously, if you sit too far to the side in a completely dark room, you may notice some loss of intensity in the colors. 💡 BUY IT IF… You devour movies and series on streaming platforms and look for maximum visual spectacularity without the hassle of maintaining a projector. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… The distance between your eyes and the screen is less than 3 meters, a diagonal of 85 inches will force you to move your head from one side to the other and will end up causing visual fatigue. Other large TVs that may interest you Hisense 85E7Q Pro – QLED Smart TV The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung TV 85 Inch QLED Q7F 4K The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia and LG In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs

Carrefour is selling off a 55-inch QLED TV this weekend, ideal for small living rooms. Thus, it costs less than 250 euros

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He is approaching soccer world cup and it is one of those perfect occasions to renew the television, especially if we want to make the leap to larger diagonals compared to what we have been using. In this sense, 55 inches are a good gateway to large TVs but, still, relatively contained. Mainly, if we compare with the models larger than 65 inches that are increasingly common. And for a key reason: in those 55 inches we find very good prices. Daewoo 55DM75QV + coupon 51.89 euros The price could vary. We earn commission from these links This Daewoo Discount for a limited time at Carrefour is a good example of this: from its RRP of 399 euros it drops to 299 euros. But taking advantage of the campaign Save VAT Available in the store until June 8, we also get a coupon for 51.89 euros to redeem for other purchases, between June 11 and 24. If we take both discounts into account, we get a final price of something less than 250 euros which seem very good for brand new television. With an all-terrain Ultra HD QLED panel at 60 Hz: ideal for movies, sports, series and video games If we have a relatively small living room where televisions of 65 inches or more have no place, but we come from 50 inches or less and we want to take that little step towards larger diagonals, The 55 of this Daewoo are very balanced. A perfect television to enjoy the Soccer World Cup which is about to drop, in addition to all kinds of content through Prime Video, HBO, YouTube, Netflix, Movistar Plus or SkyShowtime, among other platforms. The latter also has a discount promotion active for a limited time very interesting. Also It is a good television to play if we settle for its 60 Hz. Although current consoles such as Xbox Series X either PS5 Pro They reach 120 FPS in some compatible games and we would not be able to take full advantage of it, the truth is that if we are not playing competitive titles, those 60 Hz are very enjoyable. For the rest, we are looking at a television with a great quality-price ratio with its current discount, with a 4K QLED panel Although it does not reach the contrast level of an OLED, it is more than acceptable for normal daily use in 2026. Even more so, due to the difference in cost between those OLEDs and QLEDs, which is considerable. All this, with the option of financing the amount without interest in up to 12 months, a very differential addition for many buyers. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: offer 55DM75QV ✅ THE BEST Its price, which is already good enough with the discount, but which improves even more with the VAT coupon that we get Your panel, balanced and all-terrain that fulfills in a multitude of scenarios: series and movies, sports and even video games ❌ THE WORST Far from the image quality of high-end TVs with OLED panels and refresh rates of 120 Hz or more One diagonal (55 inches) which can become short in a short time, once we get used to it 💡 BUY IT IF… You were just looking for a new cheap TV to watch the World Cup or any other content ⛔ DO NOT BUY IT IF… you have room for greater diagonals. In that case, going for 65 inches or more is a safe bet for the future. Some televisions of other sizes (and great prices) that may interest you The price could vary. We earn commission from these links The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Purchase addiction, Daewoo In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs

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