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Monday was marked by notable discounts on cutting-edge technology products available in Brazilian e-commerce. Six offers were highlighted, with price reductions reaching up to 47% off. The items range from the Apple iPhone 16 128GB Ultramarine to the Acer Aspire Go 15 Notebook with Intel Core i5, as well as including the Electrolux Frost Free 320L Refrigerator, the PlayStation 5 Slim Digital Edition 825GB Console, the Positivo Vision TAB 7 Tablet, and the Anker Soundcore Space A40 TWS earphone with Active Noise Cancellation. There are options for various consumer profiles, with starting prices from R$ 410.

Detailing the Apple iPhone 16 128GB, this is the 2024 launch of the standard iPhone line, featuring integrated Apple Intelligence, a customizable Action button, and a new Camera Control button with a tactile sensor. It features the Apple A18 chip in a 3nm second-generation process (with 16 Neural Engine cores, up to 30% faster than the A17 Pro in the iPhone 15 Pro), a 6-core CPU, and a 5-core GPU, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage. It has a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with a maximum brightness of 2,000 nits in HDR, Dynamic Island, Ceramic Shield glass, a 48MP Fusion main camera with 2x optical zoom and a 12MP ultra-wide with Macro Mode, a 12MP TrueDepth selfie camera, 4K Dolby Vision HDR video recording at 60fps, Visual Intelligence (object recognition via Apple Intelligence), the new customizable Action button (for shortcuts like Flashlight, Camera, Siri, Translation, Focus), and the new Camera Control button with a tactile sensor (for focus, zoom, and shooting). Other specifications include USB-C USB 2, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, 5G sub-6GHz, Face ID, MagSafe, Qi2 15W wireless charging, IP68 certification (water resistance for 30 minutes up to 6 meters), Crash Detection, and Emergency Satellite SOS. In Ultramarine color, it has 4.8 stars from 5,800 reviews. It can be purchased in up to 12 installments of R$ 421.99 without interest (totaling R$ 5,063.99, with a 25% discount) or for R$ 4,557.59 upfront via Pix (33% discount), generating savings of up to R$ 2,241 off the full price.

The Acer Aspire Go 15 is one of the most sought-after mid-range Acer notebooks in 2026, rated 4.7 stars by 349 buyers and registering over 200 sales last month. This model combines a 13th generation Intel processor with a Full HD screen at an entry price. It is equipped with a 13th generation Intel Core i5-1335U processor (10 cores: 2 performance + 8 efficiency, with up to 4.6GHz Turbo Boost), 8GB of DDR4 RAM (expandable up to 32GB), 256GB NVMe SSD (up to 10 times faster than traditional HDD), 15.6-inch TN Full HD (1920x1080) screen, Intel UHD integrated graphics, HD webcam, dedicated numeric keypad with shortcut keys, large multi-touch gesture touchpad, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1, HDMI 1.4 port, 2x USB-A 3.2, USB-C, and audio combo, activated Windows 11 Home, 36Wh battery for daily use, Pure Silver slim design, and 1.75kg weight. It is recommended by Amazon. With a 29% discount, its price drops to R$ 3,475 in up to 10 interest-free installments of R$ 347.50, representing a saving of R$ 1,424 off the original price.

The Electrolux Frost Free TF38 320L Refrigerator is cited as one of the most popular duplex Electrolux refrigerators in the mid-range category. This traditional model has a top freezer and features a Blue Touch Panel and low energy consumption. Its total capacity is 320 liters (260L in the refrigerator and 60L in the freezer), uses a Frost Free system (no ice buildup, eliminating defrosting), Blue Touch Electronic Panel with individual temperature adjustment and open door/high temperature indicators, Autosense function (which automatically regulates cooling according to usage), Fast Freezer (for rapid freezing of new food), 4 reclining shelves in the refrigerator (capable of holding 2L bottles upright), Smart Flex (adjustable compartments), a large crisper drawer for fruits and vegetables, internal LED lighting (consuming 90% less energy than incandescent bulbs), Energy Class A rating, automatic defrost, reversible doors (opening right or left), and a 12-month Electrolux warranty. It operates on 127V. With a 17% discount, it costs R$ 2,399 in up to 12 interest-free installments of R$ 199.91, saving R$ 500 compared to the full price.

The PlayStation 5 Slim Digital Edition is the best-selling next-generation console in Brazil in 2026, with 4.9 stars from 8,887 buyers and over 50 thousand units sold, occupying the second place in the overall Console ranking. This is a compact version of the original PS5, launched in 2023, featuring a 30% smaller and 24% lighter design while maintaining all performance. It incorporates an AMD Zen 2 Octa-core 3.5GHz processor, AMD RDNA 2 GPU with 10.28 TFLOPS, 16GB of GDDR6 memory, and a customized ultra-fast 825GB SSD (with a speed of 5.5GB/s, allowing game loading in seconds). It offers real-time Ray Tracing for cinematic lighting, 4K 120fps output plus 8K on compatible TVs, Tempest 3D Audio Engine (immersive positional sound via headphones or speakers), HDMI 2.1 with VRR and ALLM, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, and Gigabit Ethernet. It maintains backward compatibility with thousands of PS4 games and includes the exclusive PlayStation library (such as God of War Ragnarök, Spider-Man 2, Horizon, Last of Us, Gran Turismo 7), in addition to the digital PlayStation Store (disc-less purchase). The DualSense controller comes included with advanced haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. In White color, it has a 12-month Sony warranty. With a 47% discount, the price reaches R$ 4,199 in 12 installments of R$ 403.59, the largest percentage decrease on the list, resulting in savings of R$ 3,800 off the full price.

The Positivo Vision TAB 7 is the best-selling compact Positivo tablet in Brazil in 2026, with 4.5 stars from over 50 thousand buyers and holds the Best Seller badge on the official Positivo store. It is ideal as a first children's tablet, an aid for reading, for video conferencing, or as a second screen. It is equipped with a 1.6GHz Octa-Core processor, 3GB of RAM, and 64GB of internal storage, which can be expanded via microSD up to 512GB. It features a 7-inch HD IPS screen (with wide viewing angles), runs Android 14 Go edition (a system optimized for devices with less memory, supporting light Google apps like YouTube Go, Google Go, and Gmail Go), a 5MP rear camera and a 2MP front camera for video calls, a 3,100 mAh battery for up to 6 hours of continuous playback, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C port for charging, integrated audio, a slim black design, Family Mode (with parental controls limiting apps and usage time), and a 12-month official Positivo warranty. In Black color, it is available with a 31% discount, priced at R$ 479 in 12 installments of R$ 46.32, offering the best cost-benefit in tablets under R$ 500.

Meanwhile, the Anker Soundcore Space A40 is one of the premium TWS earphones with adaptive ANC that offers the best cost-benefit ratio in Brazil, with 4.7 stars from over 500 buyers and the Best Seller badge on the official Soundcore store. It combines ANC quality comparable to models costing over R$ 2,000 for a fraction of that price. It features adaptive Active Noise Cancellation with 3 microphones per side (intelligent ANC that adjusts suppression in real-time according to the environment, reducing up to 98% of external noise), Transparency Mode (allowing you to hear the environment without removing the earphones), 10mm LCP drivers for deep bass and crisp highs, Hi-Res Audio certification (high-resolution audio compatible with the LDAC codec, which transmits 3 times more data than standard SBC), Bluetooth 5.2 multipoint (allowing dual pairing on two devices simultaneously), a battery with up to 10 hours of continuous playback (totaling up to 50 hours with the case), Qi wireless charging, fast charging USB-C (10 minutes equals 4 hours of playback), Soundcore app in Portuguese for personalized equalization with over 22 presets, customizable touch control on the earphones, IPX4 certification (sweat and splash resistant), MEMS beamforming microphones with noise reduction for calls, and a 12-month Anker Brazil warranty. In Black color, it is discounted by 43%, costing R$ 410 in 8 interest-free installments of R$ 51.25, representing a saving of R$ 322 off the full price.

The six offers cover very distinct technological categories, and the final choice will depend on the consumer's needs. If the goal is to start with the iPhone featuring Apple Intelligence and the new Action and Camera Control buttons for less than R$ 4,600, the iPhone 16 128GB Ultramarine, for R$ 4,557 via Pix (33% discount), offers a saving of R$ 2,241. For a primary work and study notebook, with 13th generation Intel and SSD, the Acer Aspire Go 15 (29% discount) presents a robust cost-benefit in entry-level notebooks. If you need to replace your refrigerator with a 320L Electrolux Frost Free model with Blue Touch Panel, the TF38 (17% discount) offers the consolidated technical support of Electrolux throughout Brazil. To acquire a next-generation PlayStation 5 console, the PS5 Slim Digital Edition 825GB (47% discount, largest percentage drop) is considered the best historical moment to enter the PS5 family. For a first 7-inch tablet intended for children, reading, or video conferencing, the Positivo Vision TAB 7 (31% discount) is unbeatable in cost-benefit. Finally, for a premium TWS earphone with real adaptive ANC (reducing 98% of noise), Hi-Res Audio, and 50 hours of battery life for less than R$ 420, the Soundcore Space A40 by Anker (43% discount) establishes itself as the most accessible alternative to AirPods Pro and Sony WF-1000XM5.

The final decision must consider the budget. The iPhone 16 128GB (from this offer, R$ 4,557 via Pix) brings the A18 chip with Apple Intelligence, customizable Action button, physical Camera Control, Visual Intelligence, and Wi-Fi 7. In comparison, the iPhone 15 128GB (starting from R$ 3,779) has the A16 chip, Dynamic Island, 48MP camera, and USB-C, but does not include Apple Intelligence or the Action button, being 20% more economical. Meanwhile, the iPhone 17 256GB (starting from R$ 5,699) adds the A19 chip, ProMotion 120Hz (innovation in the standard line), 3,000 nits HDR, and Ceramic Shield 2. Therefore, the iPhone 16 is advantageous for those seeking the first model with Apple Intelligence and new buttons, while the iPhone 15 is better for those prioritizing maximum savings within the Apple ecosystem.

Priorities also influence the notebook choice. The Acer Aspire Go 15 (from this offer, R$ 3,475) offers a 13th generation Intel i5, 8GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, TN Full HD screen, and Wi-Fi 6. Alternatively, the HP 256R G9 (R$ 3,999) features 16GB of DDR4 RAM and an anti-glare screen, offering more native memory. The Samsung Galaxy Book4 i5 (R$ 3,894) presents DDR5, 512GB SSD, Thunderbolt 4, Wi-Fi 6E, and integration with the Galaxy Ecosystem, configuring a premium portable package. For those seeking the lowest price in an entry-level notebook with 13th generation Intel, the Acer Aspire Go is the best option; however, for those needing more RAM and a larger SSD, the HP or Samsung models are more indicated.

Refrigerator selection depends on family size. The Electrolux TF38 320L (from this offer, R$ 2,399) is ideal for families of 2 to 3 people, as it features a Blue Touch Panel, Autosense, Fast Freezer, Smart Flex, and Frost Free technology. Meanwhile, the Consul CRM43 342L (starting from R$ 2,700) has an Inverter Compressor with 50% less consumption and guarantees an additional year of warranty. The Brastemp BRM45 375L (starting from R$ 3,100) offers an extra fresh Compartment Zone and Touch Frost Panel, in addition to greater capacity. For those looking for the first Electrolux refrigerator with good cost-benefit, the TF38 is the winner; but for families with four or more people, the Brastemp proves more suitable.

The method of acquiring games defines the console choice. The PS5 Slim Digital 825GB (from this offer, R$ 4,199) is exclusively digital (requires purchase only through the PlayStation Store), making it perfect for those who only acquire digital content. The PS5 Slim with 1TB Disc (starting from R$ 5,000) includes a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray reader, allowing the use of physical games and functioning as a 4K player for movies. The Xbox Series X 1TB (starting from R$ 5,500) offers 12 TFLOPS of GPU and access to Game Pass Ultimate, with Microsoft's vast library (including Forza, Halo, and Starfield). For fans of PlayStation exclusives (such as God of War, Spider-Man, and Last of Us) seeking maximum savings, the PS5 Slim Digital is the best choice; if the interest is in physical games, the disc version compensates.

Intended use also directs tablet purchases. The Positivo Vision TAB 7 (from this offer, R$ 479) is the most refined in the mid-range segment, with 3GB of RAM, 64GB, Android 14 Go, 7-inch IPS screen, 3,100mAh battery, and Family Mode, making it great for a first children's tablet or reading. In contrast, the Lenovo Tab M8 (starting from R$ 650) has an 8-inch screen and a premium metallic design, with performance based on MediaTek Helio A22, presenting a superior finish. The Multilaser M7 Plus (starting from R$ 350) has an unbeatable price but is more basic, having only 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. For those looking for a children's or reading tablet with updated Android and good cost-benefit, the Vision TAB 7 is the best option; if the preference is for a larger 8-inch screen, the Lenovo is more indicated.

Finally, the ecosystem influences headphone choice. The Soundcore Space A40 (from this offer, R$ 410) stands out for its adaptive ANC that reduces 98% of noise, Hi-Res Audio LDAC, 50 total hours of battery, wireless charging, and Bluetooth 5.2 multipoint, making it the best cost-benefit in premium ANC. The AirPods 4 ANC (starting from R$ 1,259) features the Apple H2 chip, Personalized Spatial Audio, and iCloud integration, being exclusive to the Apple ecosystem. Meanwhile, the Sony WF-1000XM5 (starting from R$ 1,800) features the QN2e processor and ANC.

Jetour introduced its sixth SUV to the Brazilian market in early 2026, presenting the G700. This vehicle is described as a rugged jeep, built with a separate chassis from the body, and has a luxury segment focus, serving as the brand's top model globally.

The G700 will be sold in Brazil in two configurations: a five-seater and a six-seater, the latter being equipped with extra luxury features. The five-seater model maintains the traditional layout with a three-person rear seat, while the six-seater version replaces this seat with two individual seats and adds a third row for two more occupants.

In terms of dimensions, the vehicle measures 5.2 meters in length, 2.05 meters in width, 1.95 meters in height, and has a wheelbase of 2.87 meters. The trunk capacity varies significantly between versions: 966 liters in the five-seater model and 244 liters in the six-seat version.

Although there are other luxury SUVs such as the Denza B5, which is a chassis plug-in hybrid, it is smaller in size. Other luxury models like the Wey 07 and GAC GS9 offer six seats but lack the off-road capability of the Jetour G700. In terms of price range, the G700 competes with vehicles such as the Toyota SW4 Diamond, Chevrolet Silverado, Volvo XC60, and Zeekr 7X.

Jetour configured the G700 as a multifunctional plug-in hybrid jeep, promising good performance both on roads and off-road, in addition to offering a total range of up to 1,300 km. Its structure uses a separate chassis from the body, and the 34.13 kWh battery functions as an integral part of the vehicle's structure, implying that the rear axle traction is electric, without the need for a driveshaft.

The propulsion combines a 2.0 turbo gasoline engine producing 211 hp at the front and a 286 hp electric motor, complemented by a 408 hp electric motor on the rear axle. The transmission is a two-speed DHT type. Although Jetour advertises combined powers and torques of 905 hp and 115.7 kgfm, the actual performance is expected to be in the range of 800 hp and 100 kgfm, considering the engine RPM peaks.

Weighing 3,180 kg, the G700's performance is notable, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds, with a maximum speed limited to 180 km/h. In the Inmetro cycle, fuel consumption is 9.3 km/l in the city and 8.7 km/l on the highway, while the purely electric range reaches 73 km under Brazilian standards. The combined range, using the 100-liter tank, can reach 1,300 km.

The vehicle is equipped for towing, supporting up to 750 kg, and has payload capacities of 507 kg in the five-seater version and 477 kg in the six-seater version. The suspension is double A, both front and rear, and the Brazilian configuration uses metal springs, unlike the pneumatic option available in China.

For traction control, the G700 has locks on the front, rear, and center differentials, with traction managed electronically through the driving mode and terrain selector. A special feature is the U-Turn function, which allows the car to rotate on its own axis off-road, causing the rear wheels to turn in the opposite direction to the front wheels.

Off-road specifications include a ground clearance of 23 cm, an approach angle of 35°, and a departure angle of 28°. The G700's wading depth capacity is 90 cm, and the dashboard displays the distance traveled through the section.

The equipment list is extensive, including an ADAS package, 540° camera, panoramic sunroof, 18-speaker sound system, massage front seats, and Nappa leather upholstery. The five-seater version is distinguished by a panoramic sunroof covering the first two rows. In terms of safety, it has eight airbags: two front, two front side, one for the driver's knees, one central, and two curtain airbags.

In the six-seater version, two airbags are added for the rear passengers, triple air conditioning, and electric folding for the third row. This top model stands out with a 17.3-inch screen installed on the roof with electric folding. Second-row occupants can watch movies on this screen while seated in seats equipped with ventilation, heating, massage, and electric adjustment, and also have a dedicated USB port. These passengers also have access to the control of the third air conditioning zone via the panel on the center console. There is also the option to adjust the front passenger seat for more space, and a retractable table is available.

The sunroof in the six-seater version is divided: the section over the front seat is fixed, while over the two rear rows there is a panoramic roof with electric opening. Both versions allow the choice between black or orange leather trim, and the available exterior colors are black, blue, or matte orange, with matte silver being exclusive to the six-seater version.

Finally, the Jetour G700 offers a seven-year warranty for the vehicle and an eight-year warranty for the traction battery, or 200,000 kilometers for both.