Amazon’s next Prime Day event hasn’t officially kicked off yet, but as usual, the retailer has already dropped a selection of early deals ahead of the four-day shopping event. While steeper discounts are surely to arrive when things kick off on July 8th, many of the current offers are already worth considering, especially if you’re a Prime member looking to score a deal on one of Amazon’s own devices or services. Most of these offers are exclusive to Prime members; however, some retailers are price-matching Amazon’s deals, meaning non-members can still take advantage of some of the same savings.

From new lows on security gear and power stations to solid deals on streaming devices, Echo speakers, and Kindles, here are our top picks.

We’ll be updating this guide over the next day or two as new deals drop, so be sure to check back if you want to stay on top of the latest deals. We also suggest bookmarking our main Prime Day hub for additional tips and insights into what is likely going to be one of the biggest shopping events of the year.

Amazon’s Luna Controller is on sale for $39.99 ($30 off) at Amazon, which matches its best price to date. Although it was built primarily for Amazon’s cloud-gaming service, the gamepad offers support for both Bluetooth and USB-C connectivity, rendering it compatible with Android phones, Apple products, Fire TV devices, and PCs. It also integrates with Alexa, allowing you to issue voice commands directly through the controller when paired with a Fire TV device. Samsung’s 2TB T9 portable USB-C SSD is currently $169.99 ($130 off), its lowest price in over a year, at Amazon. The drive can read and write data at up to 2,000Mbps when connected to a USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 port. The T9 has substantially faster data transfer speeds than an external spinning hard drive (it’s more reliable, too, since it has no moving parts). The drive is fast enough to store an uncompressed stream of 4K Pro Res video at 60 frames per second directly from an iPhone 15 Pro or newer. Amazon has also discounted the 4TB model to $319.99 ($230 off) if you need more space. Right now, Black & Decker’s dustbuster furbuster is available for $79.99 ($20 off) — one of its best prices to date — from Amazon, Lowe’s, and Black & Decker. The excellent handheld vacuum cleaner comes with a motorized pet brush with rubber bristles, which won’t get caught when you’re picking up hair. You can also use its extra-large, retractable crevice tool to clean tall places, or push the vacuum’s so-called “powerboost” button to maximize its suction power for dirt or hair that’s stuck deep within carpeting. If you want cleaner floors, you can pick up Shark’s AV752 IO Robot Vacuum for $179.99 (about $70 off) at Amazon, which is one of the better prices we’ve seen as of late. The budget robovac uses three brushes to clean your floors and has sensors to avoid obstacles, including stairs, and it’s thin enough to fit beneath furniture. It can run for up to two hours per charge, and you can schedule cleanings using the SharkClean app, Amazon Alexa, or Google Assistant. You can buy a Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam with a Ring Pet Tag for $44.99 ($44.99 off) at Amazon, which is a new low price. Ring’s Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam rotates 360 degrees on a motorized base, which you can control via the Ring app. The wired 1080p camera also offers a physical privacy cover — just like the second-gen Ring Indoor Cam — along with support for video and color night vision, two-way talk, motion detection, and a built-in siren. The Ring Pet Tag, on the other hand, attaches to your pet’s collar and links to a digital profile anyone can access via a QR code. The Alexa Voice Remote Pro is now available for just $24.99 ($10 off) at Amazon and Best Buy, marking its lowest price to date. The backlit remote features a built-in remote finder, allowing you to quickly locate it using either Amazon’s Fire TV app or a compatible smart speaker. It also features customizable shortcut buttons that you can program to instantly launch your favorite apps, as well as compatibility with most Fire TV streaming devices and smart TVs. Read our review. Right now, Amazon is offering three free months of Kindle Unlimited, which normally runs $11.99 a month. The subscription gives you access to more than four million e-books, along with thousands of audiobooks and digital magazines. Just remember to cancel our subscription before the trial period ends if you don’t want to be automatically charged at the end of the limited window. You can pick up iRobot’s Roomba Plus 405 (G181) for $399.99 ($400 off), its lowest price ever, at Amazon. The robot vacuum / mop hybrid sucks up debris and uses a side brush to clean edges and corners of your room before its pair of spinning mop pads clean stuck-on gunk. The 405 plans the most efficient route by mapping your home using lidar sensors, and you can adjust which rooms or areas it cleans using the Roomba Home app. The app also allows you to set a cleaning schedule or select a cleaning mode. After cleaning, the robovac can automatically return to the included charging base and deposit debris and dirty water inside the dock (in separate reservoirs, of course). The second-gen Echo Buds are down to $44.99 ($95 off) at Amazon, matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the model with the wireless charging case. The wireless earbuds can last up to five hours with active noise cancellation enabled, and you can summon music, podcasts, or Audible audiobooks hands-free using Alexa. Alternatively, Siri and the Google Assistant can be accessed by tapping the buds when they’re connected to an Apple or Android device. The buds are IPX4 rated, too, meaning you can sweat without ruining them. Read our review. As part of Prime Day, Amazon’s sleek Echo Pop smart speaker is down to $21.99, which is nearly half off the price. It’s available in four colors (black, grey, purple, and teal), and select designs of the Kids version (complete with parental controls and six months of Amazon Kids Plus) are also discounted to $21.99. The aptly titled Amazon Smart Thermostat is on sale for $51.99 ($28 off) at Amazon for Prime members, which is the best price we’ve seen since Black Friday. The budget-friendly thermostat offers a lot of value for the price and can adapt to your habits in a similar fashion to more expensive rivals from Google. It’s also compatible with most 24-volt HVAC systems and integrates seamlessly with Alexa, making it a terrific addition to any Amazon household looking to cut back on their utility bills. Read our review. Amazon’s entry-level Fire TV Soundbar is currently on sale at Amazon for $84.99 ($35 off), which is a new low price. The Bluetooth soundbar supports ARC, eARC, and Dolby Audio, though its audio quality isn’t the most pristine. However, as an Amazon product, the 24-inch speaker works well with both Fire TV streaming devices and TVs. Read our hands-on impressions.

Update, July 6nd: Adjusted pricing / availability and added several new deals, including those for the latest Kindle Scribe and the Blink Mini 2 security camera.