Prime Day 2025 Live Blog: All the Best Deals on Laptops, Fitness Trackers, Appliances, and More

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.