Amazon Prime Day deals will kick off tomorrow, Monday June 21, at midnight PDT (3:00am ET) so it’s time to knuckle down and get into the deal-hunting groove. We’re rounding up all the biggest early discounts right here, but we’ll also be tracking the very best Prime Day deals as soon as they land so bookmark this page and stay tuned for more offers.
Amazon Prime Day is an annual sale discounting products exclusively for Prime members over 48 hours. That means you’ll need to have an active subscription to take part today, but luckily Amazon is offering a free 30-day Prime trial so that everyone can get involved.
Early Prime Day deals are already yielding some record-low prices on Echo devices that are worth considering. The Amazon Echo Dot and Amazon Echo smart speakers are both currently available for their cheapest prices yet, with discounts that we predict won’t improve further during the main event.
You do have to pick up two speakers to get this excellent offer, though, with a two-pack Echo Dot bundle available for $49.98 (was $99.98) and the main Echo sitting at $119.98 (was $199.98) for two.
We’re also seeing some early Prime Day deals on devices that have only recently launched. The Echo Frames are seeing their first price cut, now down to $174.99 (was $249.99), meanwhile the latest generation Echo Buds are available for $79.99 (was $119.99). The fact that both of these devices are so new to the shelves, and have only just seen their biggest discounts ever, means we’re unlikely to see their prices drop again once Amazon Prime Day 2021 fully kicks off.
Of course, we’re expecting Prime Day deals on a wide range of tablets, laptops, TVs, headphones, smartwatches and more. The bigger brands are usually kept for sales during the main event, but you’ll find our pick of the best early Prime Day deals below – we think these prices are unlikely to drop any further.
Get a 30-day free trial of Prime
If you don’t have Prime membership, you can still get access to this year’s Prime Day deals by signing up for a free 30-day trial of Prime. That’ll give you early access to some offers – plus all the usual perks. You can cancel the trial at any time within the 30 days, no strings attached. Just be aware that if you don’t, it will auto-renew at $12.99 per month once your trial is up.
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Amazon deals available now: quick links
- Amazon devices: early Prime offers from $14.99
- Amazon Echo Dot: 2 for $49.98 with code PDDOT2PACK
- Amazon Echo: 2 for $119.98 with code ECHOPRIME
- Audible Premium Plus: save 53% on your first 4 months
- Apple Watch Series 6 (40mm, GPS):
$399$279 at Amazon - Deals under $25: save on games, smart home, fashion and more
- Fashion: men’s and women’s fashion from $14
- Headphones: save on Sony, Beats, Bose and more
- iPad (8th generation): was $329 now $299
- Kitchen: save up to 42% on Cusimax, Cosori, Instant Pot and more
- Laptops: Chromebooks, MacBooks and gaming laptops discounted
- Nike: save on NBA jerseys, sneakers, and more
- Nintendo Switch: big titles now $10 off
- PS5: now starting at $29.88
- Smartwatches: save up to 35% on Samsung Galaxy Watch 3
- Subscription boxes: 50% off for Prime members
- TVs: Fire-enabled smart TVs starting at just $99.99
The best early Prime Day deals
Amazon Echo 4th Gen (two pack): $199.98 $119.98 at Amazon
Save $80 – Or, you can opt for the more powerful smart speaker and pick up two fourth generation Echo devices for just $119.98. That’s an overall $80 saving, however, you can still pick up a single speaker for a reduced $74.99 sales price – though we do expect that cost to drop next week.
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Amazon Echo Dot 4th gen (two pack): $99.98 $49.98 for two with code PDDOT2PACK
Save $50 – This is an excellent offer, but it does require a need for two Echo Dot devices. You’re effectively paying just $24.99 per smart speaker here – a brand new record low price offering excellent value well ahead of the official Prime Day deals.
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Amazon Smart Plug: $24.99 $14.99 at Amazon
Save $10 – If you don’t want to invest in Alexa devices, you can always hook up your favorite lamps to smart plugs. The WiFi outlets allow you to connect a range of devices through Alexa, and at $14.99 this is the first time we’ve seen Amazon’s latest plug discounted. Even if we do see further discounts next week we don’t expect more than a few dollars shaved off this price tag.
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Amazon Echo Show 5: $89.99 $44.99 at Amazon
Save $45 – Amazon is matching the previous record low price on the Echo Show 5 for Prime members this week. That means you can pick up the smart display for $44.99, saving $45 overall. Considering Amazon has returned to this price point time and time again, we don’t expect this cost to drop further next week, though with the new model on the scene there are no guarantees.
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All-new Echo Buds: $119.99 $79.99 at Amazon
Save $50 – Amazon has the all-new Echo Buds on sale for $79.99 – $20 less than the record-low price. Amazon’s wireless earbuds feature active noise cancellation and work with Alexa to stream music, make calls, get directions, and more. Considering these are a fairly new release and haven’t yet seen discounts of this quality, we expect this is going to be the best price we’ll see for a while yet.
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Echo Auto: $49.99 $14.99 at Amazon
Save $35 – You can save 70% on the Amazon Echo Auto ahead of official Prime Day deals. That’s the lowest price we’ve ever seen on the car plugin that allows you to take Alexa on the go, which means we don’t expect it to drop any further next week.
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Insignia 24-inch 720p TV: $169.99 $99.99 at Amazon
Save $70 – At just $99.99, this Insignia TV is offering excellent value. Sure, you’re only picking up a 720p resolution on a particularly small 24-inch display, but grabbing a smart TV with plenty of apps and Alexa compatibility for under $100 feels great.
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Amazon Echo Show 5 (2021 release) | Blink Mini: $119.98 $94.99 at Amazon
Save $24.99 – You can grab a Blink Mini security camera for just $10 when you buy the latest generation Echo Show at Amazon today. That’s perfect for pairing the camera with your smart display to quickly check in, and you’re saving $24.99 overall. We don’t know if the price of the actual smart display will drop this year seeing as its so new to the market, but we wouldn’t be surprised if there were more savings to come though.
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Amazon Echo Show 8 (2021 release) | Blink Mini: $164.98 $139.99 at Amazon
Save $24.99 – If you’re after the larger Echo Show 8 you can save $24.99 on the price of a Blink Mini camera at the same time. So far this is one of the only deals (outside of trade-in) we’ve seen hitting the brand new 2021 release, and seeing as it’s so fresh to the market we can’t guarantee further price drops when Prime Day deals do roll around next week.
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Amazon Luna Controller: $69.99 $48.99 at Amazon
Save $21 – Prime members interested in testing out Amazon’s new cloud gaming service can grab the Luna controller for just $48.99. That’s $1 lower than the $49.99 sales price from the last few months which means there may be a little more movement on this price when Prime Day deals do land.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K | Luna Controller: $119.98 $73.98 at Amazon
Save $46 – Prime members can bundle up here, grabbing a 4K Fire TV Stick and the Luna Controller for just $73.98. Even with the early Prime Day deals sitting on both devices separately you’re still getting an extra discount when you buy them both together. Right now these two items would cost you $88.98, but there’s an extra $15 off here.
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Toshiba 55-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV: $479.99 $359.99 at Amazon
Save $120 – Amazon Prime members can snag a massive $120 discount on this Toshiba 55-inch 4K TV. Featuring HDR, DTS studio sound, and a massive range of channels thanks to the Fire operating system, this already cheap TV is a must-buy.
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Insignia 50-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV: $379.99 $299.99 at Amazon
Save $80 – Amazon is once again leading with early Prime Day deals on its Fire-enabled TVs. Last year we didn’t see prices drop any further than these early offers, and stock quickly ran out once competition heated up. That means we’d recommend jumping on this excellent price sooner rather than later.
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Insignia 65-inch 4K UHD Fire TV: $629.99 $449.99 at Amazon
Save $180 – If you’re on the hunt for a big-screen TV with a cheap price tag, then Amazon’s early Prime Day deals has you covered with this Insignia 65-inch 4K TV that’s on sale for just $449.99. You’re getting 4K HD resolution, the Fire OS and a voice remote with Alexa for hands-free control.
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Save up to 50% on movies and more at Prime Video
Amazon has slashed prices on a range of movies and box sets to rent or buy on Prime Video this week. That’s excellent news if you’ve just picked up your free trial and you’re looking to make the most of the streaming service while you can.
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Save 53% on your first 4 months of Audible Premium Plus: $14.95 $6.95 per month at Amazon
You can now save 53% on your first fourth months of Amazon’s Audible Premium Plus service, dropping that monthly rate down to $6.95. You’ll get one audiobook of your choice each month, as well as a healthy supply of original content as well.
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Amazon Music Unlimited 3 months free: $9.99 $0 per month at Amazon
If you’ve been considering switching your music streaming service, you’re browsing at the right time. Amazon is offering three months of Music Unlimited for free, though note this will resume at the usual $9.99 rate once your trial is up.
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50% off subscription boxes at Amazon
Prime members can save 50% on a range of subscription boxes right now, with prices starting at just $3.50. That’s perfect for a monthly pick me up or a gift, with plenty of box types and brands for everyone.
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The best Amazon deals for non-Prime members
Official early Prime Day deals are all centred on Amazon’s own Echo brands, however do expect Amazon Prime Day 2021 offers to branch further into big names like Apple and Samsung when the event starts on Monday. Until then, we’ve rounded up a few of the best deals already available, which may not be beaten in the main sale. While nothing is guaranteed, competition is going to heat up over the next few days, which means getting your hands on these devices at these prices may prove more difficult as time goes on.
Apple Watch Series 6 (40mm, GPS): $399 $279 at Amazon
Save $120 – This early Prime Day deal includes the best-selling Apple Watch 6 that’s on sale for a record-low price of $279. The Apple Watch Series 6 might just be the most powerful smartwatch ever released with its new S6 processor, beautiful always-on display, and innovative blood oxygen monitoring features.
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Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa Voice Remote: $49.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Save $10 – You don’t need to be a Prime member to take advantage of Fire stick deal. Stream your favorite content in 4K resolution with HDR too, with the 4K Fire TV Stick that’s on sale for just $39.99. The streaming player includes an Alexa voice remote so you can use your voice to control your TV.
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Nintendo Switch Pro Controller: $69.99 $59 at Amazon
Save $10 – The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is back down to this fantastic $59 price tag at Amazon. That’s $10 off its MSRP, and while we haven’t quite seen this gamepad hit its launch price in the last few months you’re still getting a great discount here if you’d prefer a more traditional gaming experience.
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Beats Studio 3: $349.99 $199 at Amazon
Save $150 – The Beats Studio 3 headphones have taken an excellent $150 price cut this week, dropping them all the way down to $199. That’s a price we’ve only previously seen once and that was right at the start of the year – so you’re getting a Black Friday-beating discount here. We don’t expect these cups to drop any further next week, then, making them an excellent early purchase.
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Apple AirPods 2019: $159 $119 at Amazon
Save $40 – We regularly see this $40 discount on the 2019 AirPods, and it hasn’t given way through all the major sales events its seen so far. That means we don’t expect much of an improvement in this year’s Prime Day deals, though stock does start to run thin with more eyes on the site.
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iPad 8th generation (32GB): $329 $299 at Amazon
Save $30 – Amazon currently has the latest 8th generation iPad available for its lowest price yet thanks to a $30 discount. This is a particularly popular offer but you’ll find the Space Gray, Gold, and Silver models available here. While we may see an extra $10 or so off this base model, competition around Prime Day means that these are going to fly off the shelves, so it’s worth bearing in mind if you don’t think you’ll be able to get to the offers early in the morning.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro: $199.99 $169.99 at Amazon
Save $30 – Samsung only released the Buds Pro earlier this year, which is why this $30 discount is unlikely to be beaten in next week’s full wave of Amazon Prime Day deals. We have seen this price once before, but the ANC true wireless earbuds have never dipped below $169.99 in their short time on the market so far.
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Microsoft Surface Go 2: $549.99 $449.99 at Amazon
Save $100 – The 2020 Microsoft Surface Go 2 is at a record low price at Amazon right now, after a steep discount from the previous $499 sales price. That means you can pick up the 128GB tablet for a great price right now and considering we’ve never seen a $100 discount on this model before it may not drop any further next week.
Note: this model does not come with the keyboard or Surface Pen as pictured at Amazon.
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Amazon Prime Day deals FAQs
When is Amazon Prime Day 2021?
Amazon Prime Day 2021 will take place on June 21 and 22. However, we’re already seeing early Prime Day deals landing on the site, and we expect these offers to ramp up as we turn the corner to the big day as well. That means we’d keep an eye out for any discounts heading your way over the next couple of weeks.
What is Amazon Prime Day?
Amazon Prime Day is fast becoming one of the bigger sales events of the year. The annual savings event offers up 48 hours of discounts on everything from the latest tech to homeware, fashion, personal care and garden furniture. However, these Prime Day deals are reserved for Prime members so you’ll need to grab a Prime free trial before things kick off.
How do you prepare for Amazon Prime Day deals?
As Amazon Prime Day 2021 approaches, you’ll want to get your homework underway. Whether you’re hopeful for some big TV price drops or a new laptop, it’s worth making sure you know exactly what you want to get from this year’s Prime Day deals.
That means going beyond the brand or model you are looking for, and taking note of the specs and features that are important to you. In the heat of the moment there’s going to be a lot of prices and specs flying around, and to get the best Prime Day deals possible you’ll need to know exactly what you’re looking for.
Plus, your first choice model may not even be discounted which means you’ll also want to find out which features you’re willing to sacrifice for a lower price and what you would be willing to spend above your budget if there was bags of extra value in a slightly higher cost.
That also means doing a little research on what prices you can expect to see. Camelcamelcamel is a good starting place for finding out the record low price of your chosen items, as well as their Prime Day deals last year. Aim for a middle ground between these two costs, as factors like demand, launch dates and any releases since Prime Day last year may effect both prices.
Now that we’re fully in the run up to Amazon Prime Day deals, you can also get some cash in the bank ready for some discounts. Amazon is again offering a $10 credit for Prime Day when you spend $10 on small business products, starting June 7.
How do you find the best Prime Day deals?
The best Amazon Prime Day deals don’t always make themselves immediately apparent. However, they do sell out fast so you’ll need to go in with a game plan. Here’s our top tips for bagging the best Prime Day deals for you.
1. Find an Amazon Prime free trial…
Amazon Prime Day is technically reserved for Prime members only, however Amazon usually offers free trials in the lead up to the event to make sure it has as large a customer base as possible. If you’re not already subscribed, you’ll find free trials available up to three weeks in advance but be sure to time your membership to run over the Prime Day dates once we know them.
2. … but don’t rely on it
Last year we saw more retailers participating in Prime Day-esque sales in order to steal a little of Amazon’s pie. We expect stores like Walmart and Best Buy will be running their own discounts over the same period this year, which means you’ll want to be shopping around to find the best Prime Day deals possible – because some may not even be on Amazon at all.
3. Know what you want to buy…
If you’re coming into Amazon Prime Day with your eyes on a prize, you’re already in a fantastic position to scoop up a saving. Knowing what you want to buy means you can filter through to the exact product you’re after without having to wade through the lightning deals, wasting time while doing so. Check the specs, features, and any design considerations you’re after beforehand and, if possible, check out some options in-store so that you know exactly what you’re looking for on the big day.
4. … but stay flexible
That said, it’s unwise to rest on the assumption that the particular TV or tablet you’re after will be on sale. You can waste a lot of time trying to find any discounts on the particular model you’re after if there are just no savings to be found – and you may be missing out on more valuable Prime Day deals in the process. It’s great to go in with a brand and model in mind, but think about what you want to get out of it and be flexible with these specs and features for the best value possible.
Similarly, you’ll want to build some flexibility into your budget. While it’s never a good idea to get caught up in the moment and break the bank, it’s worth shopping around similarly specced models to see if you can’t pick up far better value just by springing an extra $10 or $20.
5. Get in there early…
When Prime Day itself rolls around, you’ll want to be one of the first through the doors to give yourself the most time to find the best offers for you. High profile discounts on the year’s hottest tech do run out quickly, so we wouldn’t wait around too long if you do stumble across the perfect price.
6. … but check back throughout the event
Just because you’ve managed to secure your dream deal straight out the gate doesn’t mean Amazon is done. New deals are released throughout the entire sales window, which means you may find a better option worth cancelling your original order for.
Amazon Prime Day vs Black Friday – should you wait?
Both Amazon Prime Day and Black Friday generally offer discounts on the same kinds of devices, but there are a few differences between the sales events that hold bearing over both the value on offer and the ease of actually getting the deals into your basket.
Amazon Prime Day deals are largely focused on Amazon itself, with others like Best Buy and Walmart competing against them. Competition among shoppers is also significantly reduced on Prime Day, which all together means that deals are generally easier to find, easier to price check, and won’t run out of stock so quickly.
However, Black Friday is set across a much larger range of retailers, often with prices that manage to come in just a little cheaper and a wider variety of brands on sale. That does mean a lot more work to make sure you’re getting the best offer possible, and keeping a close eye out for limited stock flash sales that make up for most of those lowest price records. However, with more competition between retailers we do tend to see slightly heavier discounts in November.
Of course, you may also simply want your tech sooner. If so, we wouldn’t recommend waiting too long for a discount. There’s no guarantee that prices will be any different come Black Friday, and with such an increase in competition you’re also less likely to come across the best deals before they’re gone as well.
What should you expect from Amazon Prime Day deals 2021?
Amazon Prime Day deals are a little easier to predict than other major sales events. For starters, we can safely assume that there will be some excellent prices on the latest Echo devices, Fire tablets and other Amazon-owned brands like Ring, Blink and Eufy. However, aside from these smart home devices there’s likely to be plenty more of the year’s top tech on sale as well.
After an increase in demand brought on by the pandemic, Amazon struggled to fully stock its Prime Day laptop deals last year. However, we’re expecting a wider range on the shelves in 2021, and while an earlier start may mean fewer 11th gen Intel processors on the market we’re likely to see far more 10th gen models available for far lower prices this year.
If you’re in the market for a new display, Prime Day TV deals are some of the more competitive on the site so you’ll need to get in fast. Indeed, we saw many of the best Prime Day deals run out of stock here last year, but we are expecting the Fire-enabled models and cheaper TLC and Hisense screens to make a comeback in 2021.
Apple was a particularly strong category for Amazon Prime Day last year, and we’re expecting to see more of the same in 2021. While the new 8th generation iPad, iPad Air 4 and M1 MacBooks were still in their infancy last year, we still saw a few discounts which was particularly promising considering these premium gadgets rarely take early price cuts. We’ve already seen lower prices than those offered by Prime Day last year, however, so expect some excellent deals in this arena – and potentially some even better iPad Pro offers as well.
The best way to predict the best Amazon Prime Day deals for 2021 is to take a look at last year’s offerings. You’ll find all the biggest discounts that were available back then just below, so you can benchmark your expectations.
What happened in last year’s Prime Day deals?
Last year, Prime Day was delayed until October 13-14, in an unprecedented move for the sixth annual shopping event. It made sense: consumers were facing an economic downtown over the summer, and the delay also gave Amazon time to deal with the huge increase in orders it had seen during lockdown.
Despite concerns around stock and shipping during the pandemic, Prime Day was even bigger than the year before, with an extra $3.24bn-worth of products sold globally.
Some $10.4 billion-worth of goods were sold in total, so what were people buying? Well, according to Amazon – and our data mirrors the findings – the best-selling products globally were (as usual) Amazon’s own devices: the Echo Dot and Fire Stick 4K.
Other top sellers included the iRobot Roomba Robot Vacuum, LifeStraw Personal Water Filter, LEGO Star Wars Stormtrooper Helmet, Bose QuietComfort 35 II wireless headphones and Fitbit Versa 2 smartwatch. Robot vacuums, in particular, were hot products on our pages.
The best Amazon Prime Day deals from last year
Amazon Echo Show 5: $89.99 $44.99 at Amazon
The Amazon Echo Show sank down to $44.99 over Amazon Prime Day last year. That was a great price for a smart display with a massive range of applications, and the lowest we’d seen yet.
Amazon Echo Show 8: $129.99 $64.99 at Amazon
The larger Echo Show 8 was also seeing some record price lows over Amazon Prime Day. With a final sales price of $64.99, this one sold out particularly quickly so you’ll need to be fast next year to grab a similar discount.
2020 Apple MacBook Air: $999 $849.99 at Amazon
This was a late addition to Amazon’s Prime Day deals, but you could grab the MacBook Air for just $849.99. That’s some serious value for money, even without the early Prime Day discount.
AirPods Pro: $249 $199 at Amazon
Amazon had been battling it out with Verizon over the AirPods Pro price in the summer, but this $199 price tag was the lowest we’d seen yet when Prime Day rolled around. A previous $219 sales price was holding fast until these ANC earbuds but an extra $20 off made this a stunning offer.
TCL 43-inch 43S425 4K TV: $329.99 $229 at Amazon
You were saving $100 on this Roku TCL TV at Amazon. That’s a fantastic discount considering this display was only $329 to start off with. You’re getting UHD 4K resolution in here, with some upscaling functionality, as well as Alexa and Google Assistant built in.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day laptop deals
From super cheap Windows laptops to powerful gaming rigs, there were a few laptop deals that could our eye over Amazon Prime Day last year. While the range of offers available wasn’t as large as in recent years, likely due to demand driven up by the pandemic, you could still score a discount on a range of machines. MacBooks stole the show towards the end of the sales period with some late discounts, and mid-range gaming laptops were a solid buy throughout as well.
Lenovo IdeaPad S150 14-inch laptop: $331 $252 at Amazon
This super cheap Lenovo IdeaPad laptop was available for just $252. That’s a great price for a computer with a 14-inch display, let alone Office 365 Personal included in the price. You’re getting an AMD A6 processor under the hood with 4GB RAM and 64GB onboard storage.
Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 with Intel Core m3 processor: $599.99 $487.98 at Amazon
The Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 2-in-1 is loaded up with an Intel Core m3, 4GB RAM, 64GB of eMMC flash memory, a world-facing 13MP camera and front facing webcam, and a 12.2-inch, full HD 16:10 ratio touch display, perfect for note taking using the included stylus.
2020 Asus VivoBook 15.6-inch laptop: $669 $599 at Amazon
The latest Asus VivoBook model was seeing a $70 price cut in the Amazon Prime Day deals – an excellent saving on a mid-range laptop with some decent specs inside. You’ll find a 10th generation 3.4GHz i3 processor, 12GB RAM, and a 128GB SSD inside.
2020 Apple MacBook Air: $999 $849.99 at Amazon
This was a late addition to Amazon’s Prime Day deals, but you could grab the MacBook Air for just $849.99. That’s some serious value for money, even without the early Prime Day discount.
Razer Blade Stealth 13.3-inch gaming laptop: $1,799.99 $1,499.99 at Amazon
It may be small, but this super portable Razer Blade Stealth packs a serious punch. You’re picking up a 10th generation i7 processor inside, with 16GB RAM, a 512GB SSD and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650Ti Max-Q graphics. All of that sits in an aluminium chassis with full Chroma RGB and a 120Hz display.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day TV deals
4K TVs were big business over Amazon Prime Day last year. With excellent discounts on budget brands like TCL and Hisense offering some super cheap displays, it was possible to grab a 4K TV for just over $200 last year. Of course, there were also more premium offerings up for grabs, with larger savings on luxury LG CX OLED panels and Samsung’s QLED range as well.
TCL 32-inch 1080p Roku smart TV: $189.99 $149.99 at Amazon
This 32-inch TCL Roku smart TV doesn’t offer 4K resolution, in fact you’re only getting 1080p here, but it did come in with a good discount over Amazon Prime Day.
Hisense 43-inch H6570G 4K TV: $269.99 $219.99 at Amazon
You could save $50 on this already very well priced 4K TV by Hisense. You were picking up a 43-inch display for a fantastic cost right now – perfect if you were looking for a cheaper display and you’re happy to sacrifice some of the more premium features on offer.
TCL 43-inch 43S425 4K TV: $329.99 $229 at Amazon
You were saving $100 on this Roku TCL TV at Amazon. That’s a fantastic discount considering this display was only $329 to start off with. You’re getting UHD 4K resolution in here, with some upscaling functionality, as well as Alexa and Google Assistant built in.
Samsung 43-inch Q60T QLED: $529.99 $427.99 at Amazon
Boasting more than a billion colors, this 4K TV is great for gamers and those searching for a HDR experience that really wows. With a wide viewing angle and 4K AI Upscaling, your content will shine no matter where you’re sat in the room.
LG OLED CX 55-inch TV: $1,999.99 $1,596.99 at Amazon
You could save $400 on the premium LG OLED CX TV in Amazon’s Prime Day TV deals last year. That’s a considerable discount on such a high end spec, with the CX being one of the best performing TVs on the market right now. However, we’ve seen it drop even further in price since then.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day audio deals
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day deals brought a record low price on the AirPods Pro and some excellent discounts on Sony’s leading headphones as well. Whether you were looking for true wireless earbuds or the biggest over-ear cups you could find, headphone deals were offering big savings. This year we’ve already seen new Samsung Galaxy Buds taking their first price drops and the AirPods Pro price has already dropped a further $10 when on sale, so we’re looking forward to some even better offers in 2021.
Samsung Galaxy Buds+: $149.99 $119.99 at Amazon
You could save $30 on the previous generation Samsung Galaxy Buds in last year’s Amazon Prime Day deals. This price cut matches the lowest Amazon has dropped these true wireless earbuds’ cost.
Sony WF-1000XM3 true wireless earbuds: $229.99 $178 at Amazon
We rated the Sony WF-1000XM3 true wireless earbuds highly last year, and though we had seen this $50 discount for a while now, it was an excellent price for the power you’re getting in these noise cancelling buds.
AirPods Pro: $249 $199 at Amazon
Amazon had been battling it out with Verizon over the AirPods Pro price over the summer, but this $199 price tag was the lowest we’ve seen yet once Prime Day rolled around. A previous $219 sales price was holding fast until these Prime Day deals, but an extra $20 off makes this a stunning offer.
Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Headphones: $349 $298 at Amazon
These Sony cans are the best noise-cancelling headphones you can buy – and having only just launched ahead of Prime Day last year, this $51 discount is a real bargain. You could also grab a gift card at the same time if you were really speedy.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day tablet deals
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite: $349.99 $249 at Amazon
You could save $100 on the 10.4-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite last year. You’re getting 64GB of storage here, with the S Pen included as well. However, the price did quickly rise to $279 as demand shot up.
Apple iPad Mini 5: $399 $349.99 at Amazon
The 64GB iPad Mini 5 returned to its lowest ever price at $349.99. That’s an excellent $50 saving on the dinky tablet with plenty of power under the hood to make for an excellent browsing, gaming, and streaming companion.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e: $399 $349.99 at Amazon
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e was also down to $349 over Amazon Prime Day. This 2019 tablet offers up 64GB of storage and a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6: $729.99 $549.99 at Amazon
You could grab the 256GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 for just $549.99 last year. That’s $50 cheaper than its (then) lowest all time price, making this a standout Prime Day deal in our books. 256GB will be plenty of space for a good amount of apps, files, and larger downloads (so your on the go Netflix collection will be safe here).
2020 Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch: $999 $949 at Amazon
The latest iPad Pro was seeing a $50 discount on the 12.9-inch, 128GB configuration. That’s not a lot of storage considering the power you’re getting under the hood, but if you’re a keen iCloud user this is well worth a look.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day phone deals
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 (128GB): $999.99 $799.99 at Amazon
The Galaxy Note 20 was barely a few months old but it was already the recipient of an eye-watering $200 discount over at Amazon. That’s for an unlocked device too, so you were able to take your pick across the whole spectrum of carriers both big and small with this excellent Galaxy device.
Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (128GB): $1,199 $996.99 at Amazon
The Galaxy S20 Plus was one of our most highly recommended phones last year and contains myriad powerful components, excellent cameras, and of course, that amazing 6.7-inch AMOLED screen.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day wearables deals
Apple Watch Series 3: $199 $169 at Amazon
Amazon had the lowest price on the Apple Watch Series 3 for a while leading up to Prime Day, but you had another chance to grab it for just $169. This was a great price on a super cheap Apple smartwatch that is still fully supported by the latest updates.
Garmin Forerunner 645 Music: $449.99 $325 at Amazon
The Garmin Forerunner 645 was available for $325. That was a good offer considering you’re getting some top-line fitness features in here, with all the music and Garmin Pay compatibility you need. This watch is particularly focused towards runners, however, with advanced tracking working alongside certain accessories.
Garmin Vivoactive 4: $349.99 $290 at Amazon
You could grab the Garmin Vivoactive 4 fitness tracker for over $50 off at Amazon. This smartwatch features a massive range of monitoring features including stress, sleep, heart rate, hydration, and Pulse Ox. Plus you can use Spotify, Amazon Music and Deezer straight from your wrist and use more than 20 onboard sports apps.
Garmin Fenix 5X Plus: $799.99 $399.99 at Amazon
The Garmin Fenix 5X Plus had a $799.99 MSRP attached to it, but in truth we’d seen it closer to $500 for a while leading up to Prime Day. However, you could save an extra $100 on that previous sales price, and pick up the feature packed multi-sport watch for its lowest price yet. There are some seriously sophisticated functions in here, with everything you could ask for from a top of the range fitness tracker.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day gaming deals
Sega Genesis Mini console: $79.99 $49.99 at Amazon
You were getting a great $30 discount on this retro console, bringing it below fifty bucks. For that you get 42 classic Genesis games; some regular favorites, some you’re less likely to have played. You also get a couple of controllers, an HDMI cable, and a USB power cord. Great value at this price.
Seagate 2TB external hard drive for Xbox One: $109.99 $79.99 at Amazon
Need more space on your Xbox? Game Pass takes up a considerable amount of room, which is why these external drives are so popular. You could save on this 1TB Seagate drive at Amazon.
Logitech G PRO mechanical gaming keyboard: $129.99 $118.99 at Amazon
You were only saving $11 here, but this was the cheapest we’d seen the Logitech G PRO go. That was an excellent price, then, for the tenkeyless design, with wireless functionality and RGB Blue Click switch keys.
Nintendo Switch: $299.99 at Amazon
The Nintendo Switch was in stock at Amazon over Prime Day, but that stock is flashing in and out and units ordered would ship a little later.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day smart home deals
Amazon Echo Show 5: $89.99 $44.99 at Amazon
The Amazon Echo Show sank down to $44.99 over Amazon Prime Day last year. That was a great price for a smart display with a massive range of applications, and the lowest we’d seen yet.
Amazon Echo Show 8: $129.99 $64.99 at Amazon
The larger Echo Show 8 was also seeing some record price lows over Amazon Prime Day. With a final sales price of $64.99, this one sold out particularly quickly so you’ll need to be fast next year to grab a similar discount.
Amazon Echo Spot x2: $259.98 $149.98 at Amazon
Grab two Amazon Echo Spot smart displays and you could save $110 off the original price with promo code ECHOSPOT2PK at checkout. That’s a fantastic discount, but if you’re only looking for one you could still take $40 off the original price, bringing it down from $129.99 to $89.99.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day camera deals
Polaroid Originals OneStep 2 instant camera: $129.99 $102.87 at Amazon
Even though Fujifilm has dominated the rejuvenated instant camera market with its Instax Mini, Polaroid is still in the game. You could find this retro-looking camera available for $30 off in last year’s Amazon Prime Day deals.
DJI Osmo Action camera: $245 $199.99 at Amazon
The DJI Osmo Action’s dual screens are perfect for framing any kind of situation you’ll find yourself in with this versatile camera. The RockSteady technology too will ensure your footage is shake-free even in the heat of the action.
GoPro Hero 7 Silver: $229.99 $199.99 at Amazon
You could also save $30 on the GoPro Hero 7 Silver, a perfectly good everyday action camera if you don’t want to spend the big bucks on the latest releases. You’re getting a 4K 30fps camera here with waterproofing and live stabilization in this slightly older model.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day home deals
Bissell 22543 vacuum cleaner: $159.99 $139.99 at Amazon
You could save $20 on the Bissell 22543 vacuum cleaner for Amazon Prime Day. The swivel pet and carpet-ready vacuum offers up a powerful suction with extra tools to make pet owners’ lives a little easier as well.
Last year’s Amazon Prime Day kitchen deals
Cusimax portable hot plate burner: $50.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Whether you were looking to take your cookery skills to the great outdoors, or after something hot to eat in your dorm room, the Cusimax portable hot plate was available for a great price last year.
Ultrean 4.2 Qt air fryer: $95.99 $85.99 at Amazon
You could save $20 on the Ultrean air fryer well ahead of Amazon Prime Day itself, but this offer did stick around for the main event as well. You’re picking up a 1500W air fryer here, with an LCD digital screen, non-stick frying pot and easy cooking setup.
Keurig K-Classic coffee maker: $89.99 $79 at Amazon
You could pick up this Keurig pod coffee machine for $10 less in last year’s Amazon Prime Day deals. The K-Classic coffee maker offers up 6 to 10 ounce brews from a 48 ounce water reservoir which is good for at least six cups before refilling.
Cosori Max XL 5.8Qt air fryer: $119.99 $99.98 at Amazon
This Cosori air fryer offers 11 presets, 1700W of power, and plenty of room for a wide variety of meals. Plus, you were saving $20 in these Amazon Prime Day deals, which brought the final price down to under $100.