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I cancelled my Prime membership and now I'm saving $139 a year — here’s why I ditched Amazon
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I cancelled my Prime membership and now I'm saving $139 a year — here’s why I ditched Amazon

  • A Tom's Guide writer canceled Amazon Prime last year, citing rising costs and perceived value.
  • The article argues the $139 yearly price may not be worth it for many, given limited perks.
  • Free shipping is common for orders over $40, reducing the need for Prime shipping.
  • Prime Music lacks unlimited skips and offline playback, diminishing its value for some users.
  • Prime Video pricing remains a consideration, with ad-supported and ad-free tiers overlapping other options.
  • The piece suggests evaluating subscriptions and considering alternatives to Prime.
  • Metro by T-Mobile promotions are cited as a way to obtain Prime benefits without full membership.
  • The author notes Prime’s longevity but questions current value for modern consumers.
  • The piece places Prime within broader consumer-subscription trends amid rising costs.
  • The article highlights readers' potential to reassess subscriptions and make cost-conscious choices.
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I rode this electric bike over 100 miles — and it let me ditch my car (and high gas prices) for all sorts of trips
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I rode this electric bike over 100 miles — and it let me ditch my car (and high gas prices) for all sorts of trips

  • The Aventon Abound LR is praised as a do-everything electric cargo bike with strong cargo capacity and good safety features.
  • The bike offers an estimated 60-mile range under favorable conditions, with real-world tests suggesting around 40 miles for practical use.
  • Security and tracking features include 4G, GPS, geofencing, and a startup password with an anti-theft alarm.
  • The bike is described as comfortable and stable at speed, with good suspension for rough terrain and a responsive 750W motor.
  • There are notes of a motor whine when engaging the electric assist, but this is considered a minor nitpick rather than a dealbreaker.
  • The Abound LR costs $1,999 and is available with options like large rear panniers and a front rack; a smaller version is also offered.
  • Security features include a startup password and an anti-theft alarm to deter theft when powered off.
  • The review highlights the bike's user-friendly display and programmable controls, including cadence or torque sensor options.
  • Tom's Guide notes that the Abound LR is not the cheapest option and may require additional accessories for maximum utility.
  • The review mentions the Availability of accessories and the Walk mode as practical conveniences for everyday tasks.
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