Prime Day 2025: Day 3 Live Updates on 100+ Best Deals for Macbooks, E-Readers, Smart Glasses, and More

You can't just buy a Nintendo Switch 2. You need screen protectors, a carrying case, and other accessories to keep things protected and organized. That's why you need this Switch 2 accessories bundle. It contains a carrying case, two screen protectors, Joy-Con cases and grips, a steering wheel accessory, a game card case, and more. And all that is only $29.98, which is worth it for the case and the screen protectors alone. Not only is that a crazy low price, it also means you won't have the hassle of individually hunting down each of these things separately.

You'd think that we would have gaming controllers figured out by now, but they just keep adding more features to these things. Extra buttons, more durable sticks, even fancy lights—there are plenty of upgrades out there, but they usually come at a pretty steep cost. Not so with the 8Bitdo Ultimate 2 Controller. This thing costs less than the most basic Xbox controller Microsoft offers, and yet comes with more bells and whistles than arguably even the top-of-the-line Xbox Elite Controller Series 2. What's even better is that, for Prime Day, it's now even cheaper: $47.99 instead of $59.99.

These Viture Pro XR/AR Glasses got an Editor's Choice award from PCMag for their excellent display and for affordability—and, thanks to Amazon Prime Day, they're even less expensive right now. Prime members can pick up a pair for $349, 30% off the list price of $499. These AR-focused smart glasses are designed to replace the screens you usually use with a virtual screen that looks like a 135-inch 120Hz Full HD display but is fully contained within a normal-looking pair of sunglasses. Viture Pro glasses work with any device with DisplayPort-over-USB, which includes newer iPhones, most laptops, many Android phones, Steam Deck, and more. They also have a killer feature that isn't available on most other smart glasses: a focus dial on each lens, so people with vision problems people can manually adjust the display to compensate.

An OLED monitor comes at a higher price tag but offers perks gamers appreciate, like true black levels and more vibrant colors. Right now, the Samsung 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 offers all of the above and it’s 32% off for Prime Day. Allowing for more engrossing gameplay, this large curved screen monitor is a top option for anyone seeking the ultimate combination of high-quality visuals and fast performance.

The Aosu Solar Camera is an easy-to-setup, subscription-free, reliable solar camera with a 360-degree view. You can get it for $55.99 (originally $79.99), an impressive value for the money. You only need to mount it with some screws into the wall or column you want to keep eyes on. Ideally, you want to get direct sunlight in that spot. While it can work without direct sunlight, it won't recharge the battery as fast. You can't move the solar panel around, so the placement has to be strategic. However, since the camera pans 360 degrees, the angle it's facing at setup is not important.

The Soundcore Rave 3S uses a unique AI feature to turn any regular song you play over Bluetooth into a karaoke track by digitally removing the vocals, which you can read more about in this review. Right now, you can pick one up for $279.99, $70 off the usual price, and become the life of your next party.

Here's a splurge-worthy deal that music lovers will cherish. The Soundboks Go, the younger and more portable sibling of the Soundboks 4, is down to $599 (originally $799). The $200 discount is the biggest one this speaker has seen, making it a great time to splurge on a top-tier speaker. You can read more about why this speaker is worth every penny here.

Anyone who has attempted to build a home gym knows how expensive getting weights can be. A great solution is adjustable dumbbells, especially when they're discounted for Prime Day. The Cap adjustable dumbbells are available at a cheeky 30% discount, down to $208.99 (originally $299.99). Its twist-and-go mechanism represents the gold standard for ease of use. Read more about this deal here.

The newest version of the Kindle designed for note-taking is down to a record low price during Prime Day. The Scribe is designed for note-taking, which a regular Kindle can't do. Those upgrades don't come cheap, but during Prime Day, you can get the 16GB version for $259.99 (originally $399.99). But if you don't need the Premium Pen, get the original Kindle Scribe for $199.99. You can read more about this deal here.

If you’ve been thinking about an appliance that can keep meats moist while also crisping the outside, then you’re probably thinking of a combi oven, which is a level up from the typical air fryer. You can get the Dreo ChefMaker Combi Fryer on sale right now for Amazon Prime Day for $238.97, 33% off the usual retail price of $359.00. You can read more about this deal here.

If you've been holding out for a budget treadmill, now is the time to buy. The NordicTrack T Series treadmills are seeing significant markdowns, with the standout 6.5S model now available for $664, down from its regular price of $799—that's a solid 17% discount, saving you $135. You can read more about this deal here.

If you've been looking to level up your core workout routine without breaking the bank, now's your chance. The Vinsguir Ab Roller Wheel, a tragically underrated piece of fitness equipment, is currently available for just $18.99 during Prime Day—a 44% discount.

The Ring doorbell is $49.99 (that's 50% off) for Prime Day with exceptional coverage of the area in front of your door, night vision, high quality video, and AI features. You can see who is at your door (and decide if you want to actually answer it), know when packages are delivered, and interact with those at the door when you’re not home using two-way video. Read more about this deal here.

If you hate how everything in a living room revolves around a TV, Samsung's The Frame TV—which doubles as artwork—might be for you. And during Prime Day, it’s down to its lowest price ever: You can get a 2024 55-inch The Frame TV for just $797.99—that’s nearly 50% down from its regular price of $1,498. Read more about this deal here.

Samsung users, this one is for you. The Samsung’s Galaxy Buds FE are down to $52.24 (from $99.99), and while they don’t check every box, they come pretty close, especially if you’re already in the Samsung ecosystem. The ANC is solid for the price, the bass is punchy, and call quality holds up well in everyday settings. You can read more about this deal here.

If you've been thinking about picking up a Whoop, Prime Day might be the time. You can get the Whoop 5.0 and a 12-month subscription for $169—a $30 savings. This plan omits the health monitor, stress monitor, and Healthspan, but comes with Strain and Recovery scores, as well as sleep and exercise coaching.

In the market for a robot lawnmower? The Segway Navimow i110n is a great choice, though it is pricey. For Prime Day, you can get it for $1,000, which is expensive, but is a $300 savings.

Lifehacker senior staff writer Meredith Dietz can finally recommend the Merach Stair Stepper, now that it's $91.19—a 39% discount for Prime Day. This stepper is a manually sliding stair climber, and improves upon the previous model's lack of resistance options.

If you're looking for a good AirPods Pro alternative, look no further than the Sony WF-1000XM5. Ignore the name—these are great, and they're currently $100 off for Prime Day.

AirPods Pro 2 are among the best earbuds you can buy—especially if you're in the Apple ecosystem. For Prime Day, they hit a record low: $149.

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is Apple's ultimate smartwatch. It's durable, has excellent battery life, and has the largest display on an Apple Watch. It also has the biggest price tag of any of Apple Watches, with an MSRP of $800. For Prime Day, however, the Ultra 2 is $150 off.

If you only need to make one cup of coffee at a time, a Keurig might be the right choice. This particular Keurig, the K-Slim, comes with a large 48 ounce water reservoir, so you can make six eight ounce cups of coffee without needing to refill. Right now, it's nearly half-off for Prime Day.

If you're looking for an affordable smartphone that doesn't compromise too much on performance, the Moto G Power 5G might be your phone. It has a 6.7-inch Full HD display with a 120Hz refresh rate, a MediaTek processor with 8GB of RAM, and 5,000 mAh battery. Right now, it's going as low as $161.49 or $169.99, depending on the color.

There are a ton of earbuds out there to choose from, but if you have an Android, you might want to consider Google's Pixel Buds Pro 2. Right now, they're 30% off for Prime Day. As Eric Ravenscraft writes for Lifehacker, they have great battery life, pair quickly will all of your connected devices, and tap into Google's AI. That, for example, lets the earbuds quiet your music when they detect you're talking to someone.

The Coospo H6 chest strap is one of the best heart rate monitors on sale right now. You don’t need a chest strap to be expensive to work well—this one is only $23.99 during Prime Day. The strap detaches for washing, the battery lasts for about a year, and you don't even need a smartwatch to use it.

We've previously highlighted the Sonos Ace headphones in round-ups of the best noise cancelling headphones: They take the high-quality audio that Sonos wireless speakers are known for, and put them on your head. Right now, they're a third off an Amazon, costing you $299 rather than $449, and they're available in black or white.

The Galaxy A36 was already a surprisingly good deal at the $400 asking price, but during Prime Day, Samsung is knocking a cool $100 off this 5G smartphone, which offers flagship specs at a budget price. At $299.99 for the 128GB model, the Galaxy A36 is the best deal you'll find on a budget smartphone right now—the Galaxy A36 stands up well against Pixel 9a and the iPhone SE, which both retail for a lot more.

If you’re in the Android world and have been waiting for a solid smartwatch deal, this might be the one to look at. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (44mm, LTE) is now down to $246.99 for Prime Day, slashed from its usual $379.99. And according to price-trackers, this is the lowest it's ever been. But the real headline here is the LTE version—you can leave your phone at home and still take calls, stream music, or respond to texts straight from your wrist. For Android users, especially if you’re already part of the Samsung ecosystem, that’s a huge perk.

The Soctone Ladder can be set up a bunch of different ways to fit into any space, and it's on sale right now for Prime Day. The best aspect of the Soctone is that in its most compact state, it fits almost anywhere. When you want to use it, you decide what configuration you want to use: While the ladder looks like a basic A frame, you can turn it into one long leaning ladder that reaches fifteen feet, or you can set it up as a tall A frame of five feet, or a short one, like a step-ladder.

Right now, the latest Amazon Echo Buds with active noise cancellation (ANC) can be yours for just $44.99. That’s a 68% discount from the list $139.99 list price. You might be surprised that Amazon makes good earbuds, but here we are: In PCMag’s expert review, the Echo Buds got a 4.0 “Excellent” rating. The second generation of Amazon’s in-ear Buds are smaller, and come with a shorter nozzles to improve ear comfort. There’s a touch sensitive surface for basic controls and customizable EQ in the app.

One of the best Garmin deals right now is the Forerunner 955, an older model with advanced functionality that keeps it relevant even though the company has released flashier models. The 955 is on sale today for $349.99. Its features and internals are nearly identical to the newer 965 and 265, but at a significantly lower price.

Barring emergency kitchen purchases (like if your microwave quits), if you’re going to buy one thing for Prime Day, it should be a kitchen vacuum. The Shark Wandvac is one of the most underrated kitchen appliances, and it’s 50% off right now, just $89.99.

There's a pretty huge sale on Echo Frames smart sunglasses right now. The audio-first shades are on sale for $129.99, down from a list price of $329.99, a significant bargain at 61% off as long as the inventory lasts.

One of the best deals you can get right now is on a four-pack of Apple AirTags, which is going for just $65 right now. According to price trackers, the lowest ever price on a four-pack of AirTags was $64.49, so this is just about its lowest price ever. If you don't need a four-pack of AirTags, you might want to pick up just one or two AirTags on their own. The deals on those are almost just as good right now. At time of writing, a single AirTag is down to just $20, down from the list price of $29.

Amazon has discontinued the Echo Dot with Clock, but replaced it with something much cuter. The New Echo Spot is a small speaker that looks like an egg cut in half width-wise. It basically looks just like the Echo Pop, but it has a small screen on the top that can show the time, weather updates, and a media playback widget. If you don’t want a big smart display on your table, it's the perfect sidekick. For Prime Day, Amazon is discounting the Echo Spot to $44.99, the lowest price that we’ve seen yet. That’s 44% off the usual price of $79.99.

Sure, the iPad Air is the perfect iPad for most people out there (and it's heavily discounted for Amazon Prime Day). But what if you don’t have $500 to spend? Or you’re looking for a tablet for your kids, because you don't want to hand them a pricey tablet they might drop or throw when a game of Roblox goes wrong? Then the entry-level 11-inch iPad is the best option for you. And for Prime Day, Apple has discounted the this model down to just $279, the lowest price it has ever been. That’s a $70 discount from the sticker price of $349.

We’re seeing big-name earbuds finally dip into more reasonable territory this Prime Day, including the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, now priced at $166.24, down from $249.99 (their lowest price yet according to price-trackers). It’s still not what most people would call cheap, but with this drop, they’re a lot easier to consider, especially if you’re already team Galaxy.

The Pixel 9 Pro (128GB, Unlocked), which just launched, is down to $734, a $265 drop from its usual $999 price. According to price-trackers, this is the lowest it’s gone on Amazon so far. The Pixel 9 Pro comes with 16GB of RAM, runs Android 14, has a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth scrolling, and Google’s clean, no-bloat software experience. One of the biggest selling points is Google’s promise of seven years of software support, which is about as future-proof as Android gets.

If the air in your home has been feeling a little off lately—whether it’s dust, allergies, or just summer haze creeping in—this Prime Day deal on the Dyson Purifier Cool TP07 might finally make sense. It’s currently going for $349.99, down from its usual $649.99. That’s a steep $300 discount on a Dyson, and one of the lowest prices this model has hit.

The Boox Palma 2 is a great e-reader. This phone-shaped e-reade from Chinese tech firm Onyx International is easy to slip into a jeans pocket and has a crisp e-ink screen with a front light almost as good as what you'll find on the Kindle Paperwhite, but it stands apart because of its open Android operating system, which lets you download any app on the Google Play store—meaning you can access books from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Audible, Audiobooks.com, or even graphic novel and manga subscription services like Shonen Jump, all on the same device. Right now, you can pick one up at Amazon for $270, a full 10% off, taking the price below its pre-tariff level.

If you’ve been looking to set up a home security system without having to deal with subscription fees or messy wiring, the EufyCam 3 S330 4-Cam Kit is currently $436.99, down from $799.99—a 45% discount that essentially gets you four solid outdoor security cameras for the cost of two. That’s enough coverage for most small to medium homes, and the setup is entirely wire-free (mount the cameras, pair them with the included HomeBase hub, and you’re good to go).

This Amazon bundle packs a pair of Echo Frames smart glasses with an Echo Show 8 smart display, so if you want smart glasses and a smart home hub, you can jumpstart your Amazon-centric lifestyle with just one delivery. The price is good—$239.98, a full 50% off the list price—probably because both of these products came out in 2023. This is actually a plus for a certain kind of Prime Day bargain hunter: If you really want to save money on tech, living a generation behind is optimal. These products are old enough to be half-price, but they're not so old that they're useless, and both got solid (if not exceptional) reviews, so you know what you're getting. In other words: Why not take advantage of Amazon wanting to clear out some warehouse space?

Beats on a budget: They might not be as crisp and bass-y as AirPods, but they sound alright, and for Prime Day, JBL Vibe Beams are on sale for $34.95, down from $49.95. So cheap, you won't mind if you forget them somewhere.

You may also want to get a desk attachment for your Peloton Bike so you can use your phone, tablet, or laptop while you ride. Instead of $49.99, you can pay $35.99 for this one that attaches to the standard Peloton Bike. If you have a Bike+ or Tread, make sure you search specifically for desks that work with those machines.

Why just mount your phone when you can mount a whole tablet, though? The Peloton's existing tablet is great for taking classes and even has some extra features, like the ability to watch YouTube, but it doesn't come with all the streaming services you desire and isn't nearly as personal as your iPad. An A2C tablet mount, marked down to $17.59, might do the trick.

A2C makes a fitness phone mount that works well on the Peloton, allowing you to magnetically attach your phone to your handlebars so you can scroll while you spin—but it works well on other kinds of fitness equipment in your home or even at your gym, too. It's $20 instead of $24.99 right now.

Filed under things you didn't even know you needed: A set of handlebar extenders for the Peloton bike is just over $58 right now, down from $70. If your back tends to hurt after a ride and you've already corrected your form, the issue may just be your handlebars. These are also useful if you're taking non-Peloton classes on YouTube, where choreography (like handlebar "pushups") is more common.

Let's upgrade your home gym a little more. The A2C rechargeable fan is 20% off, retailing right now for $23.99 instead of $29.99. Staying cool is a key part of staying comfortable, which in turn helps you exercise better and longer. This little guy clips right on to your equipment's handlebars (but could also come along with you to the gym or perch on your baby's stroller, since it's rechargeable).

What's the price for feeling more secure in your home? How does a hundred bucks sound? That's the Amazon Prime Day price of the Ring Floodlight Cam. It's marked down from to $100 (from $180), so it's a significant savings, especially for a top-of-the-line security system.

No need to spend out the nose for a robot vacuum when Eureka's J15 Pro Ultra comes right now with a $935 price tag, but the J15 Ultra—a younger sibling to the Pro Ultra—has almost every feature and is a smidge under $500 for Prime Day. The Ultra has the same size dust container in the robot, the tower holds the same amount of clean water, the Ultra and Pro use the same battery and the robot is exactly the same size. In fact, the Ultra has more suction power, at 19000Pa vs 16000Pa in the Pro Ultra.

Deputy Editor Joel Cunningham reviews a ton of e-readers, and he swears by his Boox Palma 2. You can see why, or you can go straight to getting one of your own. They almost never go on sale, but they're $30 off right now for Prime Day.

Oh, you want the best of the best in gaming laptops? Then consider the $2,400 configuration ($500 off). Aside from being the best value available to you here, its big upgrade is that it'll give you an RTX 5080 GPU, one of the best laptop graphics cards on the market right now. Few games will be able to push this laptop to its limits.

If you want something a bit more powerful for your gaming laptop, consider this $1,999 version of the one below ($400 off). This model upgrades you to a more recent Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU, an RTX 5070 Ti GPU, and 32GB of RAM. That sets you up to play all but the most demanding games at high settings and at or above 60 fps, and is probably the best bet for most players.

Searching for a gaming laptop? This Prime Day, the Asus ROG Strix G16 is a great bet. This laptop has a large screen, isn't too heavy, and while it leans a bit hard on the hardcore aesthetics, you can turn off its RGB lights if those aren't your thing. Most notably, it's available at a number of price points, depending on how powerful you want it to be. If you're more casual, consider this entry level deal at $1,360, which is $400 off. It'll get you a laptop with a powerful Intel Core i9 CPU, a decent last-generation RTX 4060 GPU, plus 16GB of RAM, a whopping 1TB of storage, and a QHD+ screen that supports gameplay at 240 fps.

Whether you're a professional carpenter or just need to do some work around the house, Prime Day can help. DeWalt's current 20-volt battery system is light, it's well-balanced for comfort, and the batteries last for hours without needing to be charged. The 20-volt DeWalt cordless drill and driver set can become the cornerstone for your home DIY cordless set, and it’s 50% off for Prime Day, down to $129.

The Ikarao Break X2 smart karaoke machine is on sale for Amazon Prime Day at $349.97, which is the lowest price Amazon has ever sold this machine since it came on the market in 2024. It comes with an Android touchscreen tablet and two wireless microphones, and audio output of up to 300W, so it does karaoke exceptionally well. But this machine is good for way more than sing-alongs. The Break X2 features an input jack for an electric guitar so it works as a practice amp. You can plug in extra microphones for four-part harmonies. You can watch videos on it. It features a light show that syncs with your music. Honestly, what doesn't it do?

If you want to be on the cutting edge, technologically speaking, you couldn't do better than these XReal One AR smart glasses. They're on sale for Amazon Prime Day for $449.00, down from the list of $499—a solid deal for a just-released product as forward-looking as this. Powered by Quallcom's X1 spatial computing chip, XReal's newest pair of smart glasses is a big step up from the last iteration (and the last iteration was impressive.)

And why not round that all out with a treadmill? The Peloton Tread is $2,694.99 instead of $2,995. Run, walk, hike, or even play some beat-based games. This is an ideal addition to your home gym.

Keep building that home gym while you can! The Peloton Row is $2,964.99 instead of $3,295, so you can get a high-quality rowing machine that comes with Peloton's famous features (like guided workouts) for cheaper.

For something a little more advanced, the Peloton Bike+ is $1,994.99 instead of $2,495. It has a few extra features the Bike doesn't have, like automatic resistance adjustment and better speakers. Read a breakdown of the key differences here.

The Peloton Bike is $1,083.75 instead of $1,445 right now. Not sure you need one? Think again and read this review. Having access to at-home cardio makes staying on top of your fitness so easy—and now it's just about $1,000, which makes it attainable, too.

The latest version of the Oura ring, the Oura Ring 4, is on sale today for Amazon’s Prime Day for as little as $297. This model launched last fall and has never been on sale since then. Today, all colors are 15% off if you buy them from Amazon. The Oura Ring 4 is an excellent tracker for sleep and for basic health data like HRV. You can read a deeper review here. It bills itself as an all-around fitness tracker, although I found that it’s lackluster in some areas, like activity tracking—it’s just not built for the same kinds of fitness functions as a Garmin or even a Fitbit. You also can’t really wear it while you lift weights. 

Grab this 44% discount that knocks the Samsung Odyssey 49" gaming monitor down to an all-time low of $899.99, bringing stunning curved OLED within reach of mere mortals. That's a frankly remarkable price for a gaming monitor that's the size of a fairly large flatscreen TV, particularly when you consider the price premium usually applied to curved monitors. While OLED has been increasingly more affordable in recent years, getting a display this size for under $1,000 is still quite novel.

The Pixel Watch 3 is currently on sale for Prime Day for $100 off, and the deal applies to both the 41mm and 45mm size options, as well as both wifi-only models and models with LTE connectivity. An improvement over older versions, the Pixel Watch 3 has additional Fitbit integration, and crucially, thinner bezels.

It's a good time to buy a Meta Quest 3S virtual reality headset. The Meta Quest 3S is among the best VR headsets on the market, pound-for-pound. Even at full price, it's way less expensive than any other "serious" virtual reality headset out there, it can handle any software the more expensive Meta Quest 3 can run, and, performance-wise, it's comparable to its bigger brother. For Prime Day, you have two choices: The Amazon-exclusive 128GB, Gorilla Tag Cardboard Hero Bundle comes with the everyone-is-playing-it game Gorilla Tag; in-game bonuses add up to a $45 value including 2 skins and 1,000 Shiny Rocks, and a 3-month trial of Meta Horizon+ for $249.00. (List price is $299.99.) Meanwhile, if you'd rather play the closest thing VR has to a AAA game, check out the 256GB Batman: Arkham Shadow bundle. It comes with Batman: Arkham Shadow and a 3-month Trial of Meta Horizon+ for $329.00. (List price: $399.99)

Writer Becca Lewis is a professional carpenter who has been using DeWalt cordless tools almost since they came out in 1994. Her favorite drill is the 20-volt DeWalt cordless drill and driver set, which she recommends as the cornerstone of your home tool set. It’s a hefty 50% off for Prime Day right now.

TCL's NXTPAPER is a fantastic example of an iPad competitor that not only matches, but in some ways surpasses, its Cupertino-born counterpart. With its sharp, 2.4K, paper-like display and impressive specs, it combines aesthetics with performance in an impressive package at a reasonable price. Even better, it's currently on sale for Prime Day, hitting its deepest discount ever at $303.99. This includes a generous 20% off the top, but to take advantage of the full discount, you'll need to enter the discount code N9LSDOBF at checkout, which will shave another 5% off the $399.99 MSRP. The NXTPAPER is a reasonable value at around $400; at $100 less, it's nearly irresistible. 

The Amazon Smart Thermostat is 30% off for Prime Day, but what does it get you? For just $51 right now, you can set it to automatically switch between temperature preferences. For instance, you can make it cooler in the summer when you're home, but when you're away at work, it can automatically cut the AC until closer to when you'll be back, saving energy use and expense. You can also set the temperature you want at a given moment using the Alexa app on your phone, even if you're not home

If you prefer on-ear headphones to earbuds, the Beats Solo 4 are just $97.99 (originally $199.95), a record low price. These headphones are the 4th generation of the Beats Solo series and have improvements on sound quality, voice-calling performance, feature set, and battery life, according to CNET's review.

The 2nd-generation Bose SoundLink Flex is going for $99 (originally $149). This outdoor speaker has been a classic and top-performing portable option since its release in 2024. Take advantage of it.

If you're looking for a budget tablet under $100, do not consider any tablet other than the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet, currently just $69.99 (originally $139.99). Any other tablet is likely to be a bust, but the Fire HD 10 has been a solid budget option since its 2023 release.

The SwitchBot Lock Pro is a great smart lock, as you can read from this review. It's reliable, simple, and comes with many useful features. It's also extremely renter-friendly, so you can install it easily with minimal work. Don't let the discount fool you—this is over 50% off since the bundle is usually $199.99, but you can get it for just $89.99.

The Aosu Solar Camera is great for anyone looking for an easy set-up, subscription-free, reliable solar camera with a 360-degree view. You can get it for $55.99 (originally $79.99), an impressive value for the money.

The Narwal S20 stick vacuum/mop is a dream—and it's on sale for $340 right now, down from its original price of $500, for Prime Day. A combo vacuum and mop, the S20 has a small dock it stands in to charge and to clean the mop head. You get a second mop head, which you can throw in the dishwasher, so there's always a spare ready to go. The mop itself has two compartments: one you fill with clean water and cleaner, and a dirty water container that you empty when prompted.

The Vitamix Propel 510 is $299.95 right now (down from $499.95). It's cheaper than the introductory Explorian model at this moment, and it's the obvious one to splurge on if you have the budget. If you have a slightly bigger allowance, go for the Vitamix Propel 710, which is also experiencing a massive discount.

Need a MacBook Pro? A number of them are on sale right now. The deals start at $1,429 ($170 off), which will net you a MacBook Pro with a standard M4 chip, 16GB of memory, and 512GB of storage. That makes this model the closest option to a MacBook Air, although its fan will help keep it cooler longer, and you can spend a bit more to up your memory or storage if you want. Plus, the 14.2-inch display on this model isn't available in the Air series, which only comes in either 13 inches or 15 inches. If you up your budget to $1,799 ($200 off), you'll get the faster M4 Pro chip, as well as bump up your memory to 24GB. An extra $350 will double your storage, too, if you find you need to keep a lot of files on your drive at once. Alternatively, paying a total of $2,615 ($284 off) will double your RAM, plus give you a 16.2-inch screen. Need more deals? Check out the full list here.

If you're an Android user and need a new phone (or an iPhone user looking to branch out), here's a killer deal for you: The 128GB version of the Google Pixel 9 is $549 (originally $799), a new record low price according to price tracking tools. The Pixel 9 comes with 12GB of RAM, a maximum 120 HZ refresh rate, and the Android 14 operating system. Lifehacker's associate tech editor Michelle Ehrhardt deemed the Pixel 9 so good that you likely won't miss the bells and whistles of the Pixel 9 Pro (which is also $250 off).

The Ninja Crispi has a unique design and is a boon for small kitchens or the person who desperately wishes they could bring their air fryer on vacation. Not only that, but it's available on sale at Walmart for $149.00, which just beats out the Prime Day competition of $159.95 on Amazon.

The Moccamaster Technivorm has it all: It's stylish, it makes 40 ounces of coffee at once, and it supposedly optimizes the speed at which the coffee brews to extract its "full flavor" and maximize its "complexity, taste, and aroma." It also has a hefty price tag of $359, but for Prime Day, it's marked down significantly. Right now, you can get the machine in Off-White for 50% off. I think that's worth it, but if you're dead set on another color, you do have options: As of this piece, Apricot is 29% off; Brushed Gold, Matte Silver, Butter Yellow, and Orange are 30% off; Black, Midnight Blue, Candy Apple Red, Pink, Pistachio, Stone Grey, Turquoise, and Yellow Pepper are 33% off; and Juniper, Matte Black, and Polished Silver are 45% off.

Logitech MX Keys keyboards have been around for quite a while, but if you don't have one, this is your moment. The MX Keys Mini model may not have a numpad, but it has a low profile, great customization software, and the ability to easily pair with multiple devices—plus it's at its lowest price ever: $80.

This Bluetti power station can charge up to nine devices at once with its 2600 watts of power. It can even boost its output to 3900 watts temporarily to support devices like heaters that require more power than 2600 watts. It's the perfect device to have on hand in case you experience a power outage, and for Prime Day, it's $1,000 off.

I'm finally ditching my Pixel 6A and upgrading to the Pixel 9. The 128GB version is just $549 (originally $799), matching the price of the budget Pixel 9A. A killer deal.

It's tough to beat the Galaxy S25 Ultra. It has a huge display, impressive cameras, and a powerful processor. It's about as close as you can get to a computer that fits in your pocket. Of course, that comes with a hefty price tag: $1,300, typically. For Prime Day, however, you can get $350 off the Galaxy S25 Ultra. That's a pretty great deal.

If you want a great pair of noise-canceling headphones, check out the Sony WH1000XM5. They don't have the catchiest name, and they're not the latest headphones from Sony, but they are excellent. And, for the price, you won't mind being a generation behind. You can snag these for as little as $250, depending on the store.

Gaming gear often looks like gaming gear, but not this gaming headset from Razer. Razer's BlackShark V2 Pro looks great, last for 70 hours between charges, and comes in both Xbox and PlayStation varieties, so it'll work with either platform.

In the market for new security cameras? Eufy is a great choice. The company is currently a four-pack of its SoloCam S220 cameras for $200 off the list price. You'll spend $120 on cameras that would normally run your $230.

AirPods are great, but they aren't for everyone. If you're looking for a reasonably-priced AirPods alternative, check out the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds. These buds are 28% off for Prime Day, down to $129 from $179, and include most of the features you'd expect from a pair of Bluetooth earbuds—notably, noise cancellation.

Good morning shoppers! Prime Day has officially begun. There are plenty of deals out there to take advantage of already, especially when it comes to technology. Our associate tech editor Michelle Ehrhardt has compiled a list of her favorite tech deals so far, which includes devices like new MacBooks, iPads, Galaxies, AirPods, and TVs.

Go ahead: Get yourself some nice, new earbuds. AirPods are high-quality, last a long time, and are still trendy, all of which usually means they're pretty costly. Right now, though, Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds are $159.99 instead of $249.99.

Robot vacuums have been around a while now, but they're always innovating. You can get a truly deluxe one, the Shark AV2511AE AI Robot Vacuum, which comes with an XL self-emptying base and a 60-day capacity, for just $297.99 instead of the usual $599. It also features LIDAR navigation and home mapping, so it learns your space and navigates it easily. The future is now!

Portable power stations can come in handy, but they're so expensive—until now. The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 1070Wh LiFePO4 Battery Portable Power Station is $449.00, which is still pricey, yes, but less than its usual price of $799. It's shockproof, fire resistant, and ideal for outdoor adventures or emergency situations.

Even more Makita! The Makita 18-volt reciprocating saw is on sale for $100, 45% off its typical price. This is a tool-only deal, so you’ll need an 18-volt Makita battery and charger to use it—no problem once you've beefed up that collection we've been talking about. This is a good saw for trimming small to medium branches in tight spaces.

More Makita! I told you that you could make a whole set! The Makita 18-volt, 14-inch cordless electric chainsaw is on sale for $399, 41% off its typical price. This saw comes with two 18-volt, 5-amp-hour batteries and a double charger. It accepts both batteries at once to produce 36 volts of power for cutting medium-to-large branches.

Remember what I said about creating your own Makita lawn care kit? Here's step two: The Makita 18-volt, 116MPH, 459 CFM blower is on sale for $140, 42% off its regular price. This is a tool-only deal, so you’ll need an 18-volt Makita battery and charger to use it, but it's a good, basic blower for general yard clean-up.

Or what about the Greenworks 40-volt, 16-inch cordless electric mower? It's on sale for $194.99, which is 35% off its regular price. This mower comes with a 40-volt, 4-amp-hour battery and a charger. It's a good basic cordless mower, but you’ll need to charge between uses, as it only comes with one battery. If you're new to lawn maintenance, this could be a great entrypoint.

Let's talk landscaping for a minute. If you thought a nice lawn was out of your price range, think again. The Makita 36-volt, 18-inch cordless mower is on sale for $445, 26% off its regular price. This mower runs on two 18-volt batteries, and it comes with a set of four 4-amp-hour batteries and a charger, allowing you to have a fresh set of batteries on the charger for continuous operation. The 18-volt batteries that come with this tool are compatible with other 18-volt Makita tools, so it can be a good expansion for your existing kit—or the first step toward creating a kit.

If you're ready to upgrade from tracking your steps to something more performance-driven, investing in a running watch might be your best move. The Garmin Forerunner 255 running watch is designed to help runners optimize training and improve performance, and right now, it’s 43% off on Amazon, the lowest price it’s ever reached according to price trackers. With GPS tracking, comprehensive stats, free training plans, and training evaluations to monitor performance and provide feedback, it’s like a built-in running coach for your wrist.

The JBL Xtreme 4 is pretty big, almost bordering on not being a "portable" speaker at all (though it still is), with powerful sound that can handle a large backyard barbecue party. Right now, it's $130 off during Early Prime Day, bringing its price down to $249.95 (originally $379.95). That's a record low price for this particular speaker, according to price tracking tools. Get it now to make your beach trips, backyard parties, and grilling sessions into dance parties for the rest of the summer.

If you’re trying to keep an eye on your home without running wires through your walls, this 3-pack of Ring’s battery-powered Stick Up Cams might be worth a look—especially while it's on sale: It’s currently available for $149.97 ahead of Prime Day, which isn’t exactly a budget buy but still knocks $70 off the regular price. And because these are battery-powered and weather-resistant, they’re equally suited for indoor bookshelves or outdoor patios. You could easily mount one over your entryway, angle another toward the garage, and let the third watch your living room.

I use surge protector power strips on most nightstands or table tops around my home, but I always look for the ones with the flat head so I can have my furniture rest against the wall without damaging the cable. This Tessan 12-in-one Tower Surge Protector Power Strip has eight outlets and four USB ports currently going for $23.79 (originally $29.74).

If you're looking for a cheap portable outdoor speaker that can get wet, consider the BolaButty Portable Speaker, currently going for $19.99 (originally $34.99). It's waterproof with an IPX5 rating and will last 20 hours before running out of juice.

All iPhone users, in my opinion, should own a Magsafe portable charger. The cool thing about this one is that it's magnetic and sticks to the back of your iPhone. You can get the Ugreen Magnetic Power Bank for $22.99 (originally $34.99).

I recently lost my INIU Portable Charger while traveling in Europe. Luckily, it was at the end of my trip, and it had served its purpose well, saving my phone's battery (and therefore my life) multiple times. You can get one now for $15.98 (originally $21.99).

The Amazon Echo Pop is already Amazon's most budget-friendly smart speaker, but it's cheaper than ever right now so you should absolutely get one—or more. You can use the multi-room music feature if you have multiple speakers in different rooms, so grab a few: You can get one for $21.99 right now (originally $39.99).

If you have a TV that isn't smart but you don't want to upgrade the entire device right now, you can get the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K for half off at $24.99 (originally $49.99). It supports Dolby Atmos audio, almost all the HDR formats, Amazon Luna and Xbox Game Pass cloud gaming, Wi-Fi 6, and you can install Kodi to virtually watch anything for free. Then again, if you're in the market for an entirely new smart TV, you'll definitely be able to find one this Prime Day season. This is just a great option otherwise.

You don't need to be a spy to have tracking devices, you know. All you need to do is be a savvy shopper. As an Apple user, you can let AirTags use Find My to track anything that you can put these devices on. Right now, Amazon has single AirTags for $22.99 (originally $29).

Oh, you prefer wireless earbuds? That's fine—but you still don't want to overpay for something you could end up losing. To hedge against that, check out Soundcore by Anker P20i, a solid pair with some impressive features for their $19.99 price (originally $39.99). You get Bluetooth 5.3, 30 hours of battery, water resistance, and a full EQ with the companion app.

Hear us out: Yes, wired earbuds are very early 2000s, but people had the right idea back then because these never run out of batteries. If you're in a throwback mood and still rocking an iPhone 14 Plus or below (or an iPhone SE 3rd generation), you can pick up some official Apple EarPods Headphones with a Lightning connector for $15.96 (originally $19), or one with USB-C connector for a few cents more.