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Prime Day has officially come to an end — but that doesn't mean that there aren't still savings to be had. In fact, the vast majority of tech deals are still very much in effect. Apple gear leads the charge — AirPods 4 are back down to a record low $89, AirPods Pro 2 are $170 and iPads are beating Apple's own store prices. We've updated our list below to highlight the deals still available; the ones that are still worth buying, but not quite as low as they were earlier; and the deals that have totally expired, so you can see what you've missed. (Don't worry, we expect many of them to return for Black Friday and Cyber Monday next month.)
So, if you have a case of FOMO because you missed out on a cheap upgrade, don't fret: There are still plenty of Apple gear, headphones, TVs and more that you can scoop up at up to 50% off. But don't delay: In our experience, these "hangover" deals generally don't last for long.
These prices are still good deals, but they're not as quite as low as they were for Prime Day.
These deals are no longer available. They may return for Black Friday sales in November.
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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
AirTags, 4-pack ($65, was $99): If you're an iPhone user who loses your keys often, a set of these Apple AirTags could really save you some time. You'll be able to keep tabs on your items using the Find My app. The great news is, they're nearly $25 off the Apple Store price. With the 4-pack, that's like getting one for free.
INSIGNIA 40" Class F40 Series LED Full HD Fire TV ($95, was $150): You really can't beat $99 for a 40-inch TV, as long as you are okay with the basics. While it's only a 1080p TV (no 4K, sadly), the discount on this Insignia model makes it the same price as its 32-inch sibling. Not a bad deal for an extra eight inches.
Blink Mini 2 ($20, was $40): The newest Blink Mini 2 is tiny but mighty. This tiny video camera is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use with a wide field of vision, day and night HD view in color, a built-in spotlight and two-way audio. Grab the 2- or 3-pack if you want to save even more.
Roku Streaming Stick Plus 2025 ($24, was $40): Roku makes some of the best streaming devices available, and this small dongle gives you access to a ton of free content plus all the other streaming services you could ask for: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max and many more.
Amazon Echo Pop ($25, was $40): Sometimes you just need "basic Alexa," a no-frills speaker that can act on to voice commands ("Turn off the bedroom lights") and play low-fidelity audio like news, podcasts and white noise. The Echo Pop fits the bill perfectly — we think it's a great nightstand speaker — and right now it's just $25.
Shark AV2501S AI Ultra Robot Vacuum ($230, was $550): A version of one of our favorite robot vacuums, this Shark machine has strong suction power and supports home mapping. The Shark mobile app lets you set cleaning schedules, and the self-empty base that it comes with will hold 30 days worth of dust and debris.
AirTags, 4-pack ($65, was $99): If you're an iPhone user who loses your keys often, a set of these Apple AirTags could really save you some time. You'll be able to keep tabs on your items using the Find My app. The great news is, they're nearly $25 off the Apple Store price. With the 4-pack, that's like getting one for free.
INSIGNIA 40" Class F40 Series LED Full HD Fire TV ($95, was $150): You really can't beat $99 for a 40-inch TV, as long as you are okay with the basics. While it's only a 1080p TV (no 4K, sadly), the discount on this Insignia model makes it the same price as its 32-inch sibling. Not a bad deal for an extra eight inches.
Blink Mini 2 ($20, was $40): The newest Blink Mini 2 is tiny but mighty. This tiny video camera is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use with a wide field of vision, day and night HD view in color, a built-in spotlight and two-way audio. Grab the 2- or 3-pack if you want to save even more.
Roku Streaming Stick Plus 2025 ($24, was $40): Roku makes some of the best streaming devices available, and this small dongle gives you access to a ton of free content plus all the other streaming services you could ask for: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max and many more.
Amazon Echo Pop ($25, was $40): Sometimes you just need "basic Alexa," a no-frills speaker that can act on to voice commands ("Turn off the bedroom lights") and play low-fidelity audio like news, podcasts and white noise. The Echo Pop fits the bill perfectly — we think it's a great nightstand speaker — and right now it's just $25.
Shark AV2501S AI Ultra Robot Vacuum ($230, was $550): A version of one of our favorite robot vacuums, this Shark machine has strong suction power and supports home mapping. The Shark mobile app lets you set cleaning schedules, and the self-empty base that it comes with will hold 30 days worth of dust and debris.
AirTags, 4-pack ($65, was $99): If you're an iPhone user who loses your keys often, a set of these Apple AirTags could really save you some time. You'll be able to keep tabs on your items using the Find My app. The great news is, they're nearly $25 off the Apple Store price. With the 4-pack, that's like getting one for free.
INSIGNIA 40" Class F40 Series LED Full HD Fire TV ($95, was $150): You really can't beat $99 for a 40-inch TV, as long as you are okay with the basics. While it's only a 1080p TV (no 4K, sadly), the discount on this Insignia model makes it the same price as its 32-inch sibling. Not a bad deal for an extra eight inches.
Amazon Kindle Scribe ($300, was $400): The latest Kindle Scribe is one of the best E Ink tablets you can get, particularly if you want a slab that can handle both note-taking and e-reading well. Its edge is providing users full access to the Kindle ebook store and the ability to take notes to accompany reading material. This model has 16GB of storage and includes the Premium Pen.
Blink Mini 2 ($20, was $40): The newest Blink Mini 2 is tiny but mighty. This tiny video camera is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use with a wide field of vision, day and night HD view in color, a built-in spotlight and two-way audio. Grab the 2- or 3-pack if you want to save even more.
Roku Streaming Stick Plus 2025 ($24, was $40): Roku makes some of the best streaming devices available, and this small dongle gives you access to a ton of free content plus all the other streaming services you could ask for: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max and many more.
Amazon Echo Pop ($25, was $40): Sometimes you just need "basic Alexa," a no-frills speaker that can act on to voice commands ("Turn off the bedroom lights") and play low-fidelity audio like news, podcasts and white noise. The Echo Pop fits the bill perfectly — we think it's a great nightstand speaker — and right now it's just $25.
Shark AV2501S AI Ultra Robot Vacuum ($230, was $550): A version of one of our favorite robot vacuums, this Shark machine has strong suction power and supports home mapping. The Shark mobile app lets you set cleaning schedules, and the self-empty base that it comes with will hold 30 days worth of dust and debris.
AirTags, 4-pack ($65, was $99): If you're an iPhone user who loses your keys often, a set of these Apple AirTags could really save you some time. You'll be able to keep tabs on your items using the Find My app. The great news is, they're nearly $25 off the Apple Store price. With the 4-pack, that's like getting one for free.
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