The best Prime Day 2025 tech deals under $50: Save on Amazon, Apple, Sony and others

If you've yet to invest in an air purifier, Amazon's No. 1 bestseller is down to one of the best prices we've seen it on sale for (it only dipped lower once this year). What makes it a standout?

For starters, it's nice and compact but covers up to 1,095 square feet of space. Its 3-in-1 filtration system traps up to 99.97% of airborne particles up to 0.3 microns and can help remove odors, pet dander, smoke and other irritants. It also has a whisper-quiet, HEPA-grade sleep mode so as not to disturb you at night. 

"Placed it in our bedroom," wrote a buyer. "We run it on level 2 during the day and night mode at night. Within a few days, we noticed less dust and fibers in the air, and within a couple of weeks, we were no longer waking up feeling congested. Sleeping better. Feeling better. Works great."

Tired of dealing with a menagerie of remotes every time you want to watch TV? Stop the insanity with this easy and intuitive top-seller (which happens to be the newest model) that can replace 'em all. You'll be able to effortlessly switch between the news, sports, live TV and your favorite streaming platforms for easy access to millions of shows and movies.

Open-ear headphones are all the rage, but they're usually not cheap: Prices typically start over $100 and rise from there. Behold the pleasant surprise that is the Baseus Bass BC1, a cuff-style open-ear headphone that I just started testing — but so far, so good. Comfy fit, decent sound, more bass than I expected.

To get an extra 15% off the already-discounted all-time-low price, apply promo code MLA98FI2 at checkout (or just click the Redeem button on the product page).

Tired of dealing with a streaming stick that is constantly full and bogged down by apps? This is the most powerful Fire TV stick out there, and with 16GB, it can handle pretty much everything you throw at it.

These cans come with 50 hours of power. If you run out, you can charge it for just three minutes to get an extra 1.5 hours. 

Keep track of anything and everything. Did you realize you can even put these on pet collars to help track a lost animal? 

Want to streamline your streaming experience? This Roku stick will have you flipping through Netflix, Disney+, Hulu and more, seamlessly. With 4K resolution and Dolby Vision, your viewing experience will be a crisp, vivid one, and it's compatible with voice-control programs like Siri and Alexa. It's rarely on sale for less than this, folks. 

"This stick is inexpensive enough to use with a not-too-smart TV to get a taste of streaming services," wrote one shopper. "It's also handy to have when weather and/or tree foliage blocks the satellite dish. It plugs directly into an HDMI port and is powered by the set's USB, so no other cables/power packs are needed."

Just like the Solo 4, these are the earbuds to go with if you just want a solid set without all of the high-end features found in the Studio Buds+ and PowerBeats Pro. At its Prime Day price of $50, these are $30 cheaper than their usual price and match the lowest price we've seen so far this year — we don't expect the discounted price to stick around after tonight. You get up to 18 hours of battery life, and a five-minute charge can give you up to one hour of play time. Just note you'll have to pick up a power adapter and USB-C charging cable separately (thanks for that one, Apple).

Smart trackers are one of our favorite tech upgrades from the past few years. We’d be lost without them — literally. From keeping tabs on our keys to tracking luggage on the move, they’ve saved us more times than we can count. This one works with both Apple and Android devices and is down to a shockingly low $10.

These inexpensive JBL over-the-ears may not have active noise cancellation, but they do get 76 hours of playback from only two hours of charging time, which means you'll be able to listen for days without worrying about them cutting out. Taking them on a plane? Plug 'em right into the in-flight screen, thanks to their 3.9-foot audio cable. 

Love to travel but hate that your favorite pair of Bluetooth earbuds won't connect to the in-flight entertainment screen? Yeah, me too. This handy little gadget fixes all that. Plug it into the headphone jack, connect your AirPods and you're good to go. Plus, the Pro works with up to two headphones, so you can easily share your entertainment. Bonus: It also works as a receiver, so you can go cord-free in the car as well.

Does the area next to your TV look like a bird's nest of cords? Stress you out just looking at it? This outlet cover/extension cord combo might be your new best friend. I use these in my kitchen with the coffeemaker, in the bedroom for the TV, and in my office — which is basically a cord jungle — and it seriously cuts down on the wire clutter. Less mess, more calm. Oh, and it's never been cheaper.

Coming from a guy who is constantly charging camera batteries, phones, smart watches, you name it, this outlet extender is a lifesaver. Okay, that's a bit dramatic, but it does make my life much easier, which is probably why I have a half dozen or so of these around my house. At this price, I may just pick up a few more.

Do you travel with your smart plugs? Maybe you ought to. These ones are small enough to throw in your luggage and bring anywhere. Better yet, they don't take up both plugs on your outlet due to their size like the one I currently have running my coffeemaker does (maybe it's time for an upgrade). 

When I moved into my house six years ago, it came with a doorbell outside and an old-school chime inside — but neither had been hooked up in who knows how long. We needed a replacement, so we went with a Ring. It was super easy to install, doesn't need to be charged all that often and the subscription is surprisingly cheap (though I am getting pretty sick of everything being a subscription these days).

Right now, it's half off for Prime Day — which is when I should've bought mine — bringing the price juuuuust under $50.

This speaker is small enough to toss in a bag or clip to a backpack, but the sound is way bigger than it has any right to be. We're talking rich, punchy JBL audio, even outdoors (just don't be that person blasting music on the hiking trail). You get up to 5 hours of playtime on a single charge, and Bluetooth pairing is easy with pretty much any phone, tablet or laptop. It's fully waterproof and dustproof (IP67 rated), so you can use it in the shower, at the beach or mid-kayak ride without a second thought.