Adobe Cyber Monday deals: the best deals you can get right now

Adobe Cyber Monday deals are starting up as we count down the hours to the biggest eCommerce day of the year, and we're rounding up all the best offers on Adobe Creative Cloud apps like Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premiere to help you save big on the best creative software going. 

With Cyber Monday deals officially kicking off on November 27, you're going to be able to find huge savings on all the best graphic design software, the best video editing software, and much more thanks to offers through Adobe itself, but also partnering retailers who are also offering discounts on Adobe's most popular creative apps.

So whether you're looking for savings on particular apps or you just want a full Creative Cloud subscription, we've got you covered with all the best offers we can find online.

Adobe Cyber Monday Deals (US)

With Cyber Monday in full swing, there's a whole host of savings to be had. Here are today's best Adobe Cyber Monday Deals:

Adobe Creative Cloud: was $ 59.99/mo now $ 29.98/mo
This full Creative Cloud All Apps plan includes Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro alongside 20 other apps from Adobe to use across your devices. Alongside Adobe fonts and the latest updates as soon as they’re available, this also includes 100GB of cloud storage and 1000 generative AI credits.View Deal

Adobe Creative Cloud for students: was $ 19.99/mo now $ 15.99/mo
The Creative Cloud plan for students gives almost 64% off the full price. This full Creative Cloud All Apps plan includes Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro alongside 20 other apps from Adobe to use across your devices. Alongside Adobe fonts and the latest updates as soon as they’re available, this also includes 100GB of cloud storage and generative AI credits.View Deal

Adobe Photography Creative Cloud Plan (Photoshop, Lightroom, 1TB Cloud Storage, 12-month Plan): was
$ 239.88 now $ 119.99 for first year at Amazon

If you’re a photographer and just want to use Photoshop and Lightroom with some cloud storage thrown in, this bundle on Amazon for Cyber Monday is a real steal. Get your first year for 50% off (full price applies on auto-renewal) and try out the best photography software around with much less upfront investment.

Adobe Cyber Monday Deals (UK)

Adobe Creative Cloud: was £56.98/mo now £28.48/mo
The Creative Cloud All Apps plan includes Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro as well as 20 other apps from Adobe to use across your devices. Alongside Adobe fonts and the latest updates as soon as they’re available, this also includes 100GB of cloud storage and 1000 generative AI credits.View Deal

Adobe Creative Cloud for students: was £16.24/mo now £13.15/mo
The Creative Cloud plan for students gives them almost 70% off the full price. The Creative Cloud All Apps plan includes Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro as well as 20 other apps from Adobe to use across your devices. Alongside Adobe fonts and the latest updates as soon as they’re available, this also includes 100GB of cloud storage and generative AI credits.View Deal

Adobe Cyber Monday Deals: FAQs

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When are the best Adobe Cyber Monday deals starting in 2023?

Now is the time! Cyber Monday itself is on November 27, but savings on Adobe subscription prices are live now and we don’t expect them to get lower than they are right now, so now is probably the best deal you’ll get all year. 

We’ll update you as soon as we have information on a better deal than what’s currently available – although bear in mind that Adobe’s student-teacher subscription deals are often the cheapest way to get Creative Cloud, so if you’re able to take advantage of those, don’t hesitate. We track these prices every year, so you can be assured that we’re bringing you the best price.

Where can I find the best Adobe Cyber Monday deals?

You can find real-time price information and what is on offer on Adobe’s official Creative Cloud Plans page, and you can keep up with any changes by checking in with us on this page.

Unlike most of the other Cyber Monday deals we’ve pulled together here on TechRadar, we don’t recommend multiple retailers for this particular product because it’s a software subscription available directly from Adobe, but you can still find some savings through sites like Amazon.

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New Samsung Food app can help you master the art of cooking right at home

Samsung is stepping into the kitchen as it launches its new “AI-powered food and recipe platform” – the aptly named Samsung Food. 

The app isn’t completely new as it draws much of its information from the “extensive database of Whisk, a smart food [company]” bought by Samsung NEXT back in 2019. Utilizing Whisk’s Food AI tech, however, Samsung Food acts as a personal assistant of sorts by helping people find interesting recipes. 

According to the official announcement, the software adapts to users in order to “create tailored meal plans” that meet an individual's dietary and nutritional needs. It will also provide step-by-step guides on how to cook a dish if you're new to cooking. 

As you can see in the trailer above, there is more to the app than simply being a cookbook on a smartphone. Once you save a dish to your personal “recipe box”, Samsung Food will analyze the entry then provide a shopping list of the ingredients that you need make it. The company claims that it's possible to adjust dishes via the Personalize Recipe tool. 

As an example, you can replace meat ingredients with vegetable substitutes if you’re a vegan or tweak a few things to make something more “nutritionally balanced”. 

However, it appears there is a discrepancy between the trailer and the actual app. While using it, we were unable to personalize any of recipes like it shows in the trailer – though it is possible we just weren't using one of the adjustable dishes available.

Availability

Samsung Food is currently available for download from both the App Store and Google Play Store. It’s being released across 104 countries around the world in eight different languages, including English, German, Spanish, French and Korean. In total, you will have over 160,000 recipes at your fingertips. 

Upon installation, the app will ask you a series of questions like whether or not you follow a specific diet or if you’re allergic to anything. It will avoid recommending recipes that will trigger an allergic reaction. For those who want more specific suggestions, you can enter personal details like age, height, weight, and overall activity level.

Samsung Food sign-up pages

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The majority of recipes on the platform will take to you a third-party website when you select the Instructions tab while others will on the app itself. You can tell which ones will take you outside Samsung Food by looking underneath the main image. 

If it's a URL, it will be a third-party website. If it's a person's name, it will be in-app. The name belongs to one of the many cooking influencers on the platform.

Future updates

It appears that Samsung has some big plans for its Food app. The tech giant states it will be “adding new features and services to the app for an even more… comprehensive” experience. By the end of this year, it aims to fully integrate Samsung Health in order to offer advice to users on how to properly manage their personal nutrition.

Next year in 2024, Samsung will upgrade the platform with Vision AI tech, giving the app the ability to recognize food “photographed through the [on-device] camera”. Doing so will provide important nutrition information as well “recommend the best [dishes] to use them with”.

If you’re thinking of trying your hand at cooking but don’t know where to start, we recommend getting an air fryer. They’re pretty cheap and easy to use. Be sure to check out TechRadar’s list of the best air fryers for 2023

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This rugged smartphone has a massive 10,000mAh battery and it’s on sale right now

The presence of a large battery in a modern smartphone often means you'll have to compromise on other features; but not so with the Oukitel WP6. You've probably never heard of the brand, but we reviewed one of its rugged smartphones back in 2018 (the WP2) if you want to get a feel for the devices.

The WP6 is available in both orange and black for $ 213.59 (£243.99/AU$ 443.78) at AliExpress. Despite its entry-level status, it sports some rather high-end features, such as 6GB of RAM and 128GB onboard storage.

It also boasts a 6.3-inch display with a 1080 x 2340 pixel resolution, which is higher than most laptops.

Another notable feature is its massive 10,000mAh battery – one of the largest we’ve seen in a rugged smartphone. With an 18W charger, you should be able to fill it up fairly quickly, and you can also use the WP6 as an emergency portable battery charger if you get caught short.

It also features an eight-core Mediatek Helio P70 CPU, 48-megapixel Sony camera sensor, IP68 rating, 16-megapixel front facing camera and Android 9.0.

It's worth noting, the device doesn't support wireless charging nor NFC, and we wouldn’t count on Oukitel to provide more than one Android update. 

If you're after an alternative, the Blackview BV9100 has an even bigger battery (13000mAh) and NFC, but costs more and has a significantly inferior set of components (slower CPU, a third less memory, half the storage, and a lesser camera sensor).

Bear in mind

  • If this product comes from mainland China, it will take at least a month to reach either the US or UK (and potentially more). You may be levied a tax either directly or through the courier.
  • If you've managed to get hold of a cheaper product with equivalent specifications, in stock and brand new, let us know and we'll tip our hat to you.

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This rare AMD chip is the cheapest 16-core CPU right now

Nearly 10 years ago, AMD attempted to break Intel's stranglehold on the server market with the Opteron 6272, a 16-core processor with 16 threads. Its price at launch was $ 523, but you can now get hold of one for £31.99 (around $ 40/AU$ 60) on eBay – and yes, you can fit up to four of them in a server or workstation.

The vendor is based in the UK, but will ship to many countries worldwide for an additional fee. Should remaining stocks run dry, there are still a fair few 6272s available from other sellers.

Based on the Bulldozer architecture, the Opteron 6272 was produced using a 32nm manufacturing process, has a TDP of 115W and 32MB cache with a base frequency of 2.1GHz.

Unsurprisingly, these parts have been pulled from a working environment. Opteron processors are server CPUs, used primarily in data centres that support service providers (i.e. web hosting , cloud storage and SaaS companies).

Fast forward to 2020 and AMD has its best chance in a decade to make a splash, with the new EPYC range that has up to 64 cores per CPU and is built using 7nm process.

Compared to its predecessor, AMD's new server processor enjoys a much higher IPC (instruction per clock), larger cache, multithreading and the ability to ramp up the core count with ease.

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