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There are only a couple of hours left to save on some of our favorite tech, including noise-canceling headphones, Qi2 chargers, TVs, and more.

The first half of Amazon’s October Prime Day sale brought us tons of great deals, but you still have a little bit of time to get your shopping cart sorted and check out before Amazon’s two-day promo draws to a close. Some of the discounts have expired, sure, but many of the best Prime Day deals from day one are still available.

Whether you need a new 4K TV, gaming gear, an e-reader, a robot vacuum, or a fitness-fashion-forward smartwatch, we’re extracting all the best deals on the tech that passes The Verge vibe check. You’ll find the most notable discounts below, but to help you navigate the crowded field and save your wallet, we’re maintaining lists of the best Prime Day deals under $100, under $50, and under $25. We’re also curating a list of highlights from our “favorites” series — including a selection of non-tech picks — along with Apple deals, headphone deals, and various smart home deals.

Don’t forget, you’ll need a Prime subscription to take advantage of most deals, which you can easily get by signing up for a 30-day trial ($14.99 a month or $139 a year). We’re constantly checking for the latest deals and prices, so keep an eye on this page throughout the event for a closer look at the gadgets and gizmos we love most at The Verge.

Prime Big Deal Days spotlight The best headphone and earbud deals Sony’s last-gen WH-1000XM4 headphones may not be as cheap as they were a couple days ago (which, frankly, may have just been a pricing error), but you can get the blue model for $198 ($150 off) at Amazon. That’s still a good value for some excellent noise-canceling headphones with multipoint connectivity and 30-hour battery life. The XM4 were the undisputed champs of our headphone buying guide until the XM5 came along. While the new model may offer a sleeker design, slight improvements in sound quality, and better mics, they don’t fold down for easier storage and travel like the XM4. The ultra-affordable Sony WH-CH520 have fallen to $38 ($40 off) at Amazon, which is one of their better prices to date. The wireless on-ear headphones offer a lot of value if you don’t require noise cancellation, especially since they provide up to 50 hours of playback and support for multipoint Bluetooth connectivity. JLab’s Go Air Pop in a variety of colors are as low as $17.42 (around $8 off) at Amazon. They may be a little basic for wireless earbuds, but they carry an IPX4 rating for water resistance, 32 hours of total playing with the included case, and a variety of fun colors that make them the perfect pick for a kid (who might just lose them). Amazon is selling Jabra’s semi-open Elite 10 Gen 2 earbuds for a new low of $199.99 ($80 off). Jabra may be exiting the consumer earbud space, but this swan song is one of its most advanced. They pack noise cancellation, physical buttons, and multipoint, but their real selling point is the included LE Audio charging case, which lets you wirelessly transmit audio from an external device. The Shokz OpenRun Pro headphones are currently matching their all-time low of $124.95 ($55 off) at Amazon. Their open-ear bone conduction design is a great way to listen to audio on runs without tuning out the world (and any hazards) around you, and they offer up to 10 hours of continuous playback for extended runs. Amazon is discounting the Echo Buds with Active Noise Cancellation to $34.99 ($85 off) with a wired charging case or $44.99 ($95 off) with a wireless charging case. They’re not exactly our favorite pair of ANC earbuds, but they offer an excellent passthrough mode, satisfactory sound, and support for hands-free Alexa. Read our review. The Google Pixel Buds A-Series are a little long in the tooth now but still offer good value (especially for Pixel phone owners) at their discounted price of $59 ($40 off) at Amazon. They feature IPX4 water resistance, in-ear detection, and a comfortable fit — that is, so long as you’re okay with nonremovable ear hooks. Read our review. The Beats Studio Pro noise-canceling headphones are matching their Black Friday price of $169.99 (a pretty massive $180 off) at both Amazon and Best Buy. If you don’t mind a slightly dated design, they’re a very cost-effective way into some solid ANC headphones that work great on both iOS and Android ecosystems, and they also feature a very good transparency mode. Read our review. The best charging accessory deals The Shargeek 170 power bank is at a new low of $134.90 (around $52 off) at Amazon. The wedge-shaped charger looks a bit like a seethrough Sonos Roam, but instead of a speaker, its guts are made up of a 24,000mAh battery, capable of charging three devices at once with a total output of 170W to divvy out. It’s also IP66-rated for water / dust resistance and capable of being charged itself at up to 140W, which you can monitor on its built-in screen. Belkin’s 15W MagSafe Charger Pad is on sale without the required 20W power supply for $23.99 ($6 off) at Amazon. It doesn’t support Qi2 charging like newer models do, but if you have a compatible iPhone, it can charge your phone at 15W with a lengthy 6.6-foot built-in cable and a convenient kickstand. Read our MagSafe / Qi2 charger buying guide. The Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Power Strip is available for $34.99 ($45 off) at Amazon when you clip the on-page coupon, dropping to a new low that even beats out Black Friday. The surge-protected strip allows you to individually control its six outlets and three USB ports without the need for a hub; it can even monitor their energy consumption. Anker’s Qi2-certified MagGo Wireless Charging Station (Foldable 3-in-1) is down to $82.49 ($27.50 off) at Amazon, which is a new low. The portable charger — which remains one of our top picks among MagSafe / Qi2 options — can charge a compatible iPhone, Apple Watch, and pair of AirPods all at the same time. The best tablet and e-reader deals The Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023) is on sale at Amazon with ads starting at $74.99 ($65 off) or without ads for $15 more. The 10.1-inch tablet is a pretty basic consumption device for a very low price, but the tradeoff is Amazon’s less-than-stellar app store experience. Amazon’s big, stylus-equipped Kindle Scribe is down to $254.99 ($85 off) at Amazon, which is one of the best prices we’ve seen on the ebook reader in recent months. It has a sharp 10.2-inch E Ink display and great battery life, though, as noted in our review, it suffers from a somewhat lackluster note-taking experience, even if it has gotten better thanks to Amazon’s frequent OTA updates. The best Apple deals The latest base-model 13-inch MacBook Air with M3 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage is at its lowest price of $849 ($250 off) at Amazon (exclusive for Prime members) and Best Buy. The M3 Air came out earlier this year and looks a lot like the previous M2 generation, with modest improvements like a faster chip, improved Wi-Fi, and the ability to power two external monitors with the lid closed. And one of the best things that remains the same as the prior generation is the Air’s excellent all-day battery life. Read our review. If the base 13-inch M3 MacBook Air above is too simple a configuration for you, it’s also available with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD for $1,249 (the same $250 off) at Amazon and Best Buy. The best laptop deals The 2024 Asus Zenbook Duo laptop is on sale for $1,201.74 ($298 off) at Amazon. Spec-wise, it’s got an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD. However, its most unique qualities are its dual 14-inch OLED touchscreens, one of which is revealed by removing its wireless keyboard deck — allowing a multi-screen desktop-like environment on the go. Read our review. The best TV and streaming device deals Roku’s Streaming Stick 4K is down to $34 (around $16 off) at Amazon, which is one of its better prices to date. The basic 4K streaming device offers an easy-to-use software interface and a host of solid specs — including support for Dolby Vision HDR — all within a svelte form factor that easily tucks behind your TV. The latest Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is going for $24.99 ($25 off) at Amazon, matching its lowest price to date. It’s hard to beat in terms of value at this price, especially given its broad HDR support for Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, but it often feels like Amazon’s interface goes out of its way to center Prime Video content and ads when possible. If you have an older Fire TV streaming device or want to use your Echo Show 15 as a small TV, you can pick up the Alexa Voice Remote Pro for an all-time low of $24.99 ($10 off) at Amazon. It’s arguably Amazon’s best clicker, with backlighting, two customizable buttons, and a handy remote finder feature that makes it easy to locate in a pinch. Read our review. The best smartphone deals The base-model Samsung Galaxy S24 with 128GB of storage is $599.99 ($200 off) at Amazon. Samsung’s latest entry point into its current crop of flagship slab phones has a 6.2-inch OLED display, a 50-megapixel main rear camera accompanied by a 12-megapixel ultrawide, and 8GB of RAM. It also sports a revised iPhone-like design with flat edges and a promise of seven years of OS updates. Read our review. The OnePlus 12 and its massive 6.8-inch display is starting at $599.99 ($200 off) at Amazon — a new low price for the flagship-level phone with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Or you can opt for a model with 512GB of storage and 16GB of RAM in green for $664.99 ($235 off). The latter is quite a value for a spec-heavy phone that focuses on everyday performance and battery life (not so much all the AI fluff). Read our review. The midrange OnePlus 12R is on sale for $379.99 ($120 off) in its 128GB configuration at Amazon. The 12R has an excellent 6.78-inch screen with 120Hz refresh at a low price and flagship-level Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 to keep things speedy. It just lacks some extras and niceties like wireless charging and lower-spec weather resistance. Read our review. The best robot vacuum deals Dreame’s X40 Ultra is available for $1,399.99 ($500 off) at Amazon, a new all-time low. The terrific robovac offers enough suction for high-pile carpets, and its built-in mop pad can be automatically detached and left at its self-emptying station for mostly hands-off use. The Eufy X10 Pro Omni is down to $549.99 ($250 off) at Amazon. That’s a new all-time low price on our top pick among midrange hybrid robot vacuums / mops. (As long as you’re willing to trust Anker’s Eufy brand after its security camera fiasco from over a year ago.) The best smartwatch and fitness tracker deals Garmin’s Venu Sq 2 is our favorite Garmin stand-in for a Fitbit, and it’s currently going for just $149.99 ($100 off) in green at Amazon. The fitness watch sports a variety of training and health features without the need for a subscription, and its battery easily lasts over a week. Read our review. The Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 5 is on sale for $227.49 at Amazon when you click the on-page coupon for $122 off. The fitness- and health-focused smartwatch has an Apple Watch-like digital crown for scrolling, along with a multiday battery thanks to its ultra-low-power display. Read our review. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 came out over the summer, but it’s already on sale at Amazon starting at $269 ($30 off). The latest generation of Samsung’s smartwatch doesn’t rock the boat with changes, but it offers an upgraded processor and 3-in-1 BioActive Sensor for snappier performance over prior generations. Read our review. The best smart display and speaker deals Amazon is discounting the latest Amazon Echo (fourth-gen) to its previous low of $49.99 ($50 off). The orb-shaped smart speaker delivers some good sound quality for its size if you choose to listen to music or podcasts on it, but one of its unique features is acting as a home hub for Zigbee and Matter, allowing it to bridge the gap to various other smart home devices with a simple Alexa voice command. Read our review. The Echo Show 8 (third-gen), the latest version of Amazon’s midsize smart display, is down to $84.99 ($65 off) at Amazon. The eight-inch device looks a lot like previous models, but it’s got widget support for added versatility, a more responsive touchscreen, and nice-sounding speakers. Just don’t expect to take any Zoom meetings on it, as only Alexa video calls are currently supported. Read our review. If you want a smart alarm clock with a great display and zero mics / cameras, the latest Echo Spot is on sale at Amazon for $44.99 ($60 off) with a TP-Link Tapo Smart Color Bulb. The 2.83-inch touchscreen can’t display videos or double as a digital photo frame, but it can tell you the weather when you wake up, and its accompanying bulb can be controlled via Alexa voice commands or set to turn on with your alarm. Read our review. The best smart home deals The Eve Energy smart plug is down to $28.95 ($11 off) at Amazon. The single-plug outlet supports Matter for easy cross-platform compatibility, allowing you to use the app of your choice across Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, or SmartThings. Read our smart plug buying guide. Ring’s Stick Up Cam Battery is available at Amazon for $54.99 ($45 off), matching its best price to date. The indoor / outdoor security camera can be easily mounted just about anywhere and supports 1080p live video, motion alerts, and two-way audio. It also comes with a rechargeable battery pack. The Ring Battery Doorbell Plus, our top choice among battery-powered video doorbells, is down to $99.99 ($50 off) at Amazon, matching its previous Prime Day low. It’s a great value with square, high-quality 1536 x 1536 resolution with HDR that can capture a head-to-toe view of your porch — including package notifications if you pay for Ring’s subscription. Amazon’s Smart Plug is a very simple way to add some smart functionality to conventional devices around your house, and Amazon has it for just $12.99 ($12 off) through Prime Big Deal Days. For example, you can easily set up a coffee maker with a smart timer via Alexa or use it to turn on your floor lamp with a simple voice command as you enter the room. The Blink Wired Floodlight Camera is the best budget-friendly model you can get, and that makes sense because it sports 1080p video and bright 2,600-lumen lights, all for just $59.99 ($30 off) at Amazon. That’s a new low for the affordable floodlight, which also offers motion detection, two-way audio, and added smart notifications if you pay for Blink’s subscription. The Amazon Smart Thermostat is selling for $55.99 ($24 off) at Amazon. It’s not as good a deal as its all-time low of about $42 (from a time when it used to sell new for $60), but the smart thermostat offers a very affordable way to smarten up your home HVAC. It uses Alexa Hunches to try and predict your habits and efficiently heat / cool your home, letting you save on your monthly utility bill. Read our review. Ring’s Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam is matching its all-time low of $49.99 ($30 off) at Amazon. The versatile indoor camera plugs into power, so you don’t have to worry about charging it or changing the battery, and it makes a great pet cam since you can look all around a room to keep an eye on a dog or cat. The Matter-compatible TP-Link Tapo Outdoor Smart Plug is just $15.99 ($14 off) at Amazon. The smart plug offers two weather-resistant outlets and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi to connect to Apple Home, Alexa, and Google Home ecosystems. It’s especially handy this time of year if you want to smarten up some old conventional holiday lights. The best gaming deals All eight color options of the CRKD Atom micro controller are on sale for $15.99 ($4 off) each at Amazon — the first time they’ve been discounted. The incredibly small gamepad has Bluetooth for use on PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile. Though, its buttons are so small that it’s understandable to view them purely as collectible novelties. A colorful, playable controller hanging from your backpack is certainly a bit of a nerdy flex, after all. Physical copies of EA Sports College Football 25 for PlayStation 5 are on sale for a new low of $42.99 ($27 off), and the Xbox Series X copy is even cheaper at $40.84 (about $29 off) at Amazon. It’s been an 11-year hiatus since the last college football game by EA Sports, and the new one came out just a few months ago to marching band-level fanfare and positive reception. The new installment has a robust Dynasty Mode that allows you to do all your own recruiting, and for the first time, it features real player names and likenesses. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown on Xbox Series X is just $19.99 ($30 off) at Amazon. The Metroidvania-style game has a massive map to explore and some excellent side-scrolling combat and puzzle-solving. Read our review. You can get a massive 1.5TB SanDisk Ultra microSD card for $89.29 ($60 off) at Amazon. The tiny card adds multitudes more storage to a Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, or other handheld like an Asus ROG Ally — allowing you to fit many games before having to worry about running out of space. CRKD’s latest Nitro Deck Plus dockable handheld controller for the Nintendo Switch is $54.99 ($15 off) at Amazon or $63.99 ($16 off) with an included HDMI adapter. The new Nitro Deck remixes the formula of the original model with an updated symmetrical stick layout that uses drift-free Hall sensors. It essentially turns your Switch into a Steam Deck-like experience, acting as both a full-featured handheld controller and a dock with passthrough USB-C charging. Logitech’s G305 Lightspeed sports a 12,000 DPI sensor and up to 250 hours of use on a single AA battery. The six-button wireless gaming mouse is a great value for both PC and Mac users, one that’s currently available at Amazon for $33.24 (around $17 off). Razer’s Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X / S controllers (and Xbox One-era ones as well) is on sale for $19.99 ($20 off) at Amazon. It comes with a charging cradle, a USB cable, and — most importantly — a rechargeable cell and replacement battery cover for the controller, allowing you to rid yourself of your reliance on AAs. A simple and reliable Steam Deck dock from Jsaux (model HB0602) is just $23.99 ($16 off) at Amazon. The 5-in-1 dock plugs into the PC handheld’s USB-C and offers ports for USB-C passthrough charging, ethernet, two USB-A, and HDMI-out at up to 4K / 60Hz (more than enough for the Steam Deck’s specs). The Amazon Luna Wireless Controller is on sale for 50 percent off at Amazon, dropping it to $39.99 ($40 off). The official gamepad of Amazon’s cloud streaming service can connect via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB to play across a variety of devices and platforms (including Windows, Mac, Amazon Fire devices, iPads, iPhones, Android, and Chromebooks).

The best deals on other Verge favorites If you don’t need a number pad or row of F-keys on your keyboard, the Keychron Q2 Pro is a great value at its current price of $175.99 ($44 off) at Amazon. The 65 percent mechanical keyboard comes with an all-metal case, a rotary knob for controlling volume, a full set of double-shot PBT keycaps, and your choice of brown tactile or red linear switches. It’s also fully programmable with VIA support for remapping keys. Read our review of the original wired version. The Joseph Joseph Garlic Rocker is one of the easiest ways to crush or mince the greatest-tasting plant known to humanity, and it’s on sale for $11.98 (about $8 off) at Amazon. The simple design makes cleaning it much easier than more complicated garlic presses with tiny holes that easily get clogged. You can get a Glocusent book light that goes around your neck to easily illuminate your reading material in bed for $17.99 ($15 off) at Amazon. The neck-style book light ensures it lights up your book without shining in your eyes and can also be used for various tasks around the house that require using both hands. Love Letter, a tabletop card game that’s a mainstay in our gift guides, is on sale for just $10.99 ($4 off) at Amazon. This game is the perfect icebreaker at parties since it’s simple to pick up and play and gets people casually competing with a fun card-counting mechanic. The AeroPress Clear takes the tried-and-true single-use coffee brewing method (which is great for camping and road trips) and adds a touch of flair with translucent finishes. Right now, you can get the updated version of the 10-ounce coffee maker at Amazon for $34.95 (around $15 off), which is a new low price. The critically acclaimed tabletop game Splendor is down to $17.09 (around $23 off) at Amazon. The easy-to-learn strategy game for two to four players is a great gateway into all kinds of unique designer board games. We’re officially entering spooky season, folks. Thankfully, if you have yet to get in on the Halloween fun, the revised rendition of Arkham Horror The Card Game is on sale at Amazon right now for $44.49 (about $15 off). The cooperative title is a little complex at first, but once you grasp the various roleplaying elements and overall flow, the Lovecraftian game takes on a life of its own. The Brother HL-L2460DW is on sale for an all-time low of $129.99 ($30 off) at Amazon. It’s not the exact model from our famous / infamous laser printer “buying guide,” but it’s similar. The black-and-white printer can print up to 700 pages with the included toner at up to 36 pages per minute while holding 250 sheets in its tray. The 10.1-inch Aura Carver digital picture frame offers an easy way to send pictures remotely via Wi-Fi and sports a matted display, helping it resemble a framed photo rather than your typical smart display screen. It’s available for $141 ($38 off) at Amazon. A single Tile Mate is available at Amazon for $17.99 ($7 off) $15.99 ($9 off), its second-best price to date. The platform-agnostic Bluetooth location tracker comes with a battery that lasts up to three years, and unlike Apple’s AirTags, it features a built-in lanyard hole to easily attach it to your keys without the need for another purchase. Amazon’s Echo Glow can light up in a variety of fun colors and goes great in kids rooms, where it can double as a wake-up light or reading light. The colored smart lamp is selling right now for just $16.99 ($13 off) at Amazon, matching its lowest price to date. The Logitech Litra Glow — a nifty webcam / streaming light — is back down to one of its best prices to date at Amazon, where you can pick it up for $49.99 ($10 off). The Litra Glow easily mounts to the top of a monitor, and its adjustable brightness and color temperature are controllable via desktop software on either a PC or Mac. Now through the end of Prime Big Deal Days, new subscribers to Amazon Music Unlimited (who don’t have an Amazon Prime membership) can get a three-month free trial direct from Amazon. And if you have a Prime subscription but never used Amazon’s premium music service before, you can qualify for a bonus four-month trial. The subscription runs $10.99 a month after that (making this free trial worth $32.97 for non-Prime members and $43.96 for Prime members), so be sure to cancel ahead of time if you don’t plan to keep it going after the promo period. Catan is great and all, but if you’re looking for a relatively quick board game you can knock out with your buddy over a cup of coffee, Azul is on sale at Amazon for $17.99 ($22 off). The goal is to accumulate a wealth of points while building an eye-catching mosaic, yet, despite its simple premise, there’s a subtle level of depth for those who wish to dig in.

Update, October 9th: Updated to reflect current availability and add a deal for the Dreame L20 Ultra robot vacuum.