The Cheapskate's best Father's Day 2019 gift ideas

I'm a newfound fan of the RemoBell S, which for $99 offers a Ring-like video doorbell experience and free cloud storage to boot. It's not perfect, but it gets the job done. And this Father's Day promotion nets you a free chime, a $29 value.

You can also get the RemoBell W for $149, a savings of $50. It already comes with a chime and offers more advanced motion-detection.

With a Tile on Dad's keychain and the Tile app on his phone, it's always easy to find one or the other. Tap the app to locate the keys; double-press the Tile itself to locate the phone (even if it's set to mute). The Tile Pro offers better range and a more rugged design than the Tile Mate, and this 2-pack means Dad can also stick one to that other constantly misplaced item: the TV remote.

Is Dad a coffee connoisseur? Then he'd probably enjoy this gift subscription, which delivers a new exotic blend every month. Although $5 off isn't much, there are bigger savings with longer terms: $21 off 6 months and $51 off 12 months.

I've made no secret of my love for digital photo frames, and while you can earmark a tablet or smart-home hub for the same purpose, there's something to be said for the simplicity of Nixplay's dedicated frames. New photos get added quickly and easily via app, email or social media, and the Seed can work vertically or horizontally, depending on how you position it.

Want more size and color options? Nixplay proper is offering 15% off one frame, 20% off two and 25% off three, a sale that includes all Seed and Iris models.

Does Dad enjoy a cold-brew coffee on a hot summer's day? Bam: For a limited time, and while supplies last, Daily Steals has the KitchenAid KCM5912SX Cold Brew Coffee Maker for $68when you apply promo code CNETKAID at checkout. Price at Amazon: $100. Price when CNET previewed the smaller original version a couple years ago: $130.

Price drop! These were selling at $199 just a few days ago -- and $299 before that.

If your dad is anywhere between the ages of 40 and 65, he probably has fond memories of playing arcade games back in the '70s and '80s. I certainly do, which is why I love Arcade1Up's 3/4-size coin-op game reproductions. The Asteroids and Centipede models (which each play four different games) are a nice option at this price.