- These are 10 new things you should be buying
at Costco this August, 2022
and there is an incredible selection of crazy buys
for every corner of your home.
In the first spot,
it's a spotlight meets power bank meets work light
meets personal savior.
In the event of an emergency,
this $45 gadget kind of looks like a big torch
but this would be great for emergency situations,
even a great gift idea
as this is a rechargeable emergency light
that could work in all sorts of situations.
If you don't fancy the power bank feature
from the first product,
at a third of its price,
there's a two pack of 700 Lumen work lights,
also rechargeable, $15, really bright,
and each of these lights also functions
as a Bluetooth speaker.
So this would be great for a camping trip,
backyard entertainment,
and also a power outage,
a great value for $15.
I've never been overly enthusiastic about laundry duffels
to the point where I would include them
at the start of a YouTube video,
but this $18 beauty is a laundry duffel
that doubles as a backpack,
making the mundane task of transporting laundry
a much more enjoyable experience.
This would be great for any college-bound student
but also for those of us that lug laundry from the basement
all the way to our top floor,
maybe this would work as well.
This next product was an eye-opener for me.
Did you know Costco makes furnace filters?
You'll likely recognize Kirkland brand
brings some tremendous value,
but in the form of a furnace filter,
this common size 16 by 25 furnace filter,
which is the size we use in our home,
is $30 from Costco
with a higher level of microparticle allergen reduction
for a fraction of the price of what you would pay elsewhere.
And that $30 price at Costco is almost half the price
of what you would pay for a comparable two pack from Amazon.
And with fall quickly approaching,
this might be the perfect time
to replace your furnace filter at a much better price.
For many of us, the fall is also synonymous
with college football,
so for 0.2 big screen savings by viewer request.
Some of you have indicated you want to go
as big as you possibly can,
so when it comes to size,
this 86-inch LG TV at 1,449
has that gorgeous 120 hertz refresh rate,
which means you could also game with a television like this,
but primarily, that refresh rate would be awesome
for fast-paced motion,
including football.
And at one inch smaller
this 85-inch Sony TV you see right here at $1,800
includes a three-year manufacturer warranty,
although you are paying a higher price
because this is a Sony.
From high-end TVs to some truly high-end audio,
if you want big sound to accompany a big screen television,
the Denon high power receiver right here is $500.
But to put the Costco price into perspective,
if you were to buy the exact same item from Denon directly,
it would cost you a hundred dollars more than Costco.
Before I get to my next point,
I want to thank MSI for sponsoring today's video.
The first deal I wanna highlight
is this MSI Summit E13 Flip Evo.
I found this model on display at my local Costco.
Let's start with the deal.
This gorgeous, thin, lightweight touchscreen,
two-in-one laptop is regularly 1,300 bucks,
and it's now $400 off,
making your price 899.99.
It also includes a pen for you to use
with the 120 hertz 16 by 10 touchscreen
that you can also flip vertically.
How cool is this?
It enhances your productivity.
There's less scrolling.
You get a 12th Gen Intel Core i7 processor
certified by the Intel Evo platform.
You score 16 gigs of RAM
at a very generous one terabyte solid state drive
with a 1080P HD noise cancellation equipped webcam,
so virtual meetings can look and sound more professional.
Another quick deal I want to highlight
is the MSI MSI Prestige 14 Evo
which will have a significant price drop this September.
This laptop,
with a stunning 14-inch display, fingerprint reader,
and Windows Hello facial recognition,
is loaded with a whopping 32 gigs of RAM
and a one terabyte solid state drive.
You can check out these deals using the links
in the video description box.
And once again, thanks to MSI for sponsoring today's video.
If you wanna feel like your year is practically done
and flashing before your very eyes,
Costco has a way to make you feel that.
For 0.3 it's Christmas time at Costco
and a seven and a half foot pre-lit tree
at $500 is a bit of a crazy price,
but I am including this for those of you hoping
to own a premium tree before the Black Friday deal.
So if you put your tree up way early,
here you go.
If you can wait, you'll find better pricing
at both Costco and Home Depot in a couple of months.
The four and a half foot pre-lit potted tree,
which is flocked right here at $130,
would be beautiful for any entryway or front door.
A set of three holiday gnomes:
48 bucks, large, fluffy,
and these shake like those dashboard bobble dolls.
Very high quality.
As an alternative,
I enjoyed the set of two plus snowmen for 38 bucks.
And now back to something more timely,
although this is something I wouldn't personally purchase
because of the price,
these animated banjo skeletons
for a hundred dollars sing multiple songs.
These illuminate,
and if you really wanna confuse your neighbors,
put the banjo skeletons out right now with the gnomes
and the snowmen.
Kids' Halloween costumes
that range in price from 20 to $30 are available
for both boys and girls.
Enticing prices given what you get from Costco right now
with ample stock
rather than going to Spirit Halloween.
For 0.4 as I showcase the best desserts at Costco,
it's kind of like trick or treat for myself
from the back of my car.
Beginning with this brand new dessert at Costco,
salted caramel moose cups,
9.99,
and, of course, you get to keep the glass serving cups.
You score six of these,
and I happily consumed one in a matter of seconds
from my trunk.
Smooth, creamy, delicious,
well worth the price of admission.
Pumpkin spice muffins are back at Costco,
8.99 for two packs of muffins.
These look delicious.
And I couldn't remember if I sampled these last year,
so I wanted to know what they were all about.
The texture is superb,
a subtle pumpkin flavor,
and, well, since I had to get two packs,
you can bet I purchased chocolate muffins
as my second option.
I was delighted to see that these are back in stock as well.
I remember these,
and they made me question a component of life:
why aren't all coffee cakes served in the form of a muffin?
These are a must buy,
even more elevated
if you warm them up in the microwave.
Speaking of warming up heaven on earth
inside your microwave,
the butter cinnamon sugarloafs are back.
14.99 scores you three loaves.
An incredible bang for your buck
when you take into account how large these loaves are.
Hands down one of my top five Costco desserts ever.
I tried these from the back of my car,
and while I was enjoying them,
I noticed I was receiving some odd looks
from other people in the parking lot:
I realized I had some of the sugarloaf stuck
to my upper lip.
Anyhow, I heated these up in the microwave when I got home
to try them again
just for good measure.
Run, don't walk, to buy these.
In the number five spot,
we continue that go big or go home theme for today's video
with the wood enamel serving bowl,
$21 and 99 cent,
offering you see right here.
These are giant sized serving bowls,
wonderful as a fruit bowl, a salad bowl,
or any type of serving bowl for that matter.
I bought these because I thought my wife would like them,
but I wanted you to get a sense
of their size removed from a store setting.
Very high quality.
It's apparently a mango wood exterior,
whatever that means.
I didn't put mangoes in them because I only had oranges,
but here you go.
If you want to turn your home into a Panera bread
or delight your guests during those cold winter days,
a set of four soup and sandwich porcelain sets,
$25,
not something I come across too often,
and an elevated way to serve up wholesome food.
This four piece bamboo expandable,
not your typical drawer,
organizer right here,
$30,
and because it's expandable
it molds to the interior of your drawers,
so it doesn't shake around when you open them.
If you are tired of stacking
all sorts of different size egg cartons into your fridge,
the two pack of 14 egg count holders at 12.99
is a much pricier version
of what you might find at the Dollar Tree.
The Dollar Tree version,
however, does not have lids like the Costco item
that you see right here.
As a parent, I don't typically spot kids' dinnerware sets
at my local Costco,
so I wanted to include this 18 piece kids' dinnerware set
for $20.
It's from a very popular brand,
and I love the quality in addition to the colors.
I'll feature some incredible tech
for your commute in a moment,
but first, for 0.6,
the number of people putting the lady joggers
you see right here into their shopping carts
was kind of like watching people purchase toilet paper
just over a year ago:
folks were flocking to these lady joggers
priced between 10 and $15.
They felt premium to the touch.
People were obsessed!
Women's Tommy Hilfiger winter jackets
that you see right here are $33,
available in white or blue.
Not necessarily the type of coat you would buy
if you live in the Dakotas, or Minnesota,
or really anywhere else that I've lived,
but they're solid.
And while we are on the topic of winter,
thermal heat pants or thermal t-shirts
for both men and women,
15.99 for a two pack.
Men's/women's hybrid winter gloves,
$17.
And kids' touch screen gloves,
$10.
In the number seven spot,
a two pack of car magic mounts.
This would be phenomenal for a road trip
if you are going anywhere for labor day
or for any lengthier commute.
The $39 price scores you two of these car mounts
that work with any iPhones,
specifically, if they have that MagSafe connector
already built into the phone.
And if you don't have that feature
or you have a different brand,
the magic mounts also include a phone plate,
so they will be compatible.
With kids' sports seasons underway,
or right around the corner,
the folding extra large wagon you see right here
for 90 bucks has nice big wheels,
multiple slots for water bottles
and different types of sports accessories,
and I love that it folds.
If you want to extend the enjoyment of your patio,
or if you have other areas of your property
that could benefit from some energy efficient heat,
the Mr. Heater propane heater for $80 is a great grab.
I wanted to buy and try the projection alarm clock
you see right here,
because it incorporates some features
you don't typically see at the price or from competitors.
This not only projects the time onto your wall,
or ceiling,
but it can also wirelessly charge your phone and Apple Watch
or AirPods.
$30 is quite an enticing price.
I am happy with what I purchased.
I also opted to buy this 40 ounce molded glass candle
because my wife had seen a similar item in a catalog.
And for $22, we wanted to see if this could function
as a decor piece.
I will let you be the judge.
For 0.8, we begin with some great ways
to stabilize your Wi-Fi.
With everyone heading back to school,
more people online,
or streaming all at the same time,
this NETGEAR Nighthawk,
which would work with pretty much any modem
you already have in your home,
is a great way to boost your Wi-Fi for 140 bucks.
This system can handle up to 25 devices
with a Wi-Fi 6 speed standard.
And if you want to connect up to 200 devices
and cover up to 7,200 square feet,
I don't know anyone with a house that size,
but anyhow, the TP-Link Deco Mesh system you see right here
is $150 off and sold for 299 this August.
This system would also function well in a small office.
We actually own and use a less fancy version
of the same mesh system in our home
and it's awesome.
This 32-inch Samsung borderless monitor
for 200 bucks look gorgeous in person.
It's a great way to enhance your screen real estate
for work,
but also wonderful for a dorm,
or student apartment,
where computers often double as the TV.
I like the nearly invisible bezel,
which is the same for this Dell 32-inch model
which is $30 more than the Samsung
but features a curved borderless monitor design for $230.
If you are shopping for birthday presents
for your kids or grandkids,
or you want to stock up well before Christmas,
there are great items,
including this holding drone with HD camera.
$53 for a surprisingly generously featured
in size system for the price.
The highly coveted,
first time I have ever seen,
the American Girl doll sets at my local Costco,
a hundred bucks.
I know these are extremely popular right now.
Costco has a huge variety of these dolls.
And at the moment,
I'm just thankful my four-year-old very much enjoys playing
with dolls that are well under the $30 price.
We all know how popular
but also how expensive LEGO sets can be.
Costco has some really nicely sized sets for $40.
I have nephews and neighbors
who have taught me just how high in demand Nerf toys are,
specifically, around the holidays.
The two pack of Nerf toys you can buy right now for 16.99
could be on a future holiday list.
And for the four-legged family members,
it's been mentioned
that I do not showcase enough feline frugality
on this channel,
so this cat tunnel with pet mat at $17
is also an attractive grab.
In a moment,
I'm going to show you something everyone else
was grabbing for in the store,
but first, the 6.5 quart Cuisinart stand mixer
you see right here
is the Cuisinart take on the KitchenAid version
for a much smaller price at $140.
This mixer accommodates all sorts of accessories
and is available in a nice large 6.5 quart size.
On the highest end of the blender spectrum,
this Vitamix E520 blender at $400
includes two tumblers
and a whopping seven-year warranty
and a 2.2 horsepower motor.
Those who use Vitamix products swear by the company
and that they will use nothing else.
Ninja Foodi six-in-one smart grills are $190
is more than $100 cheaper at Costco
if you were to buy the exact same product from Target.
With it getting colder outside,
this is also a wonderful way to grill inside.
And as a great way to extend the life of your produce,
a vacuum FoodSaver that can stretch your dollar
at $75 with bags included
was another enticing purchase this August.
Now, for the bonus section.
And this first grab,
which was literally being grabbed by shoppers
as it was placed out on the floor:
fall mums for 16.99.
I am not sure what it is about these specific mums.
I was gonna call my mum,
#DADPUN,
to ask her why so many people wanted these,
but my mom is currently on a vacation with my dad
and I couldn't reach her,
so please feel free to leave a comment
and let me know specifically what you know about these
and why they are so popular.
Baby blue spruces for $80
that kind of look like mini Christmas trees.
They made me feel happy,
so I'm including these in my bonus section.
And for those of you
who have been requesting secondary fridges,
this Midea 3.3 cubic foot single door refrigerator
is a nice space gray at $150.
And I wanted to remind any of you
that are interested in chest freezers,
this Midea seven cubic foot chest freezer
is very well priced at $270,
and there are not many left at my local Costco,
so if you are considering such a purchase,
I would make your move now.
And there you have it!
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch this video.
I love you. Bye-bye!