Amazon Kindle Scribe ($260, originally $400): A big-screen Kindle that's also a writing tablet? Yes, please. Scribbling on the Scribe feels like putting pencil to paper, and unlike an ordinary notebook, it can accommodate thousands of pages (while staying the same weight).

iRobot Roomba Vacuum and Mop Combo ($140, originally $275): This two-in-one Roomba has a sleek, low-profile design and is $135 off for Prime Day. Its four-stage cleaning system tackles dirty hard floors (including wood) and carpet, running for up to 120 minutes on a charge. It’s smart enough to detect dirtier areas and spends extra time where it’s needed. It cleans in neat rows, navigates around furniture, avoids staircases using built-in sensors and returns to its home base when it’s done cleaning. This model connects over Wi-Fi, and managing cleaning schedules in the companion app is simple, so you can finally automate your least favorite chore for less than the price of a monthly housekeeper.

Amazon Fire HD 10 ($70, originally $140): A larger, more luxe version of the Fire HD 8, Amazon's 10-inch tablet bumps the screen resolution, camera resolution and processing power. And bigger is always better, especially for games and movies.

Moto G Play 2024 ($130, originally $150): Need a replacement smartphone, or something to let the kids noodle around on without getting into your work email? This Moto G Play is a solid Android offering with a spacious 6.5-inch screen, and it'll set you back a mere $130 this Prime Day.

MacBook Air M4 13-inch ($849, originally $999): The latest MacBook Air comes equipped with Apple's new M4 chip, delivering a serious boost in power without losing what makes the Air so great — namely, its sleek design, gorgeous 13.6-inch display, and up to 18 hours of battery life. Compared to my first MacBook, this thing makes it look and feel like a toy — and somehow, despite inflation and tariffs, it still costs less.

Roku Streaming Stick 4K ($35, originally $50): While a bit higher than its all-time low price, Roku's incredibly popular streamer is a great choice if you're looking to upgrade an old TV — or you just don't like its current interface. (Looking at you, Amazon Fire TV.)

Audible audiobooks ($3 for three months, originally $45): Looking to dip your toe in the audiobook world without spending a fortune? This Audible offer gives you a full three months of access to Amazon's audiobook library for a mere three bucks. Worst-case scenario: You listen to a couple of new books a week and then cancel on the 89th day (before the standard $15 per month price kicks in).

Apple AirTags 4-pack ($74, originally $99): Losing stuff sucks. AirTags help you track it all down — right down to the nearest foot — making this 4-pack for $74 hard to pass up. Just take note that you'll need to buy cases or holders if you want to attach one to, say, a keychain.

TP-Link Deco XE75 Wi-Fi 6E mesh system ($250 with on-screen coupon, originally $350): Prime Day is an ideal time to upgrade that pokey home Wi-Fi system, and this 3-node TP-Link setup is an ideal solution. As the hands-on review from our colleagues at Engadget showed, it offers "blisteringly-fast speed and good reliability" while delivering near bleeding-edge Wi-Fi 6E download rates. The on-screen coupon puts this system within $30 of its recent low price.

Eufy E20 3-in-1 robot vacuum ($380, originally $650): Tired of having multiple vacuums? This Eufy vacuum system functions as a robot, stick and handheld vacuum, so you're getting a lot of different ways to clean your floors for a $270 discount. All three self-empty into a 3-liter base bag that holds up to 75 days’ worth of crumbs, pet hair and more. The AeroTurbo five-stage filtration system claims to capture 99.97% of particles. One standout feature we love? Smart obstacle avoidance for a thorough clean (especially at today's Prime Day price). Want a deeper dive? Read the full hands-on Eufy E20 review from our colleagues at Engadget.

Samsung Galaxy S25 ($600, originally $800): It's less than six months old, but you can snag Samsung's state of the art S25 handset for its lowest price to date. It's an ideal phone for anyone who wants an alternative to the Appleverse.

Apple iPad A16 ($299, originally $349): The newest iPad is an ultra-light, thin tablet that's powerful enough to replace your laptop for most tasks but slips into your bag with room to spare. With a spacious 11-inch Liquid Retina display, you're swiping and scrolling in vibrant color and sharpness that makes any screen that came before it feel like an old tube TV. It's also our pick for the overall best iPad for most users.

Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition ($75, originally $150): Parental sanity on the cheap. This tablet has all the same specs as the regular Fire HD 8, but with a kid-proof case and extended no-worry warranty. Sigh... why didn't this exist when MY kids were little?

Roku Ultra ($70, originally $100): Now selling at the lowest price ever, the Ultra makes an ideal choice as your next streamer. Roku's flagship includes an especially great remote, with backlit buttons, a rechargeable battery and finder tool so you can rescue it from the bowels of your couch.

Lenovo IdeaPad 3i Chromebook ($183, originally $290): This laptop won't win any awards for speed, but if you're looking for a basic Chromebook, it's got all of the basics you'll need, including a spacious 15-inch full HD screen.

Apple Watch Ultra 2 ($649, originally $799): Be warned: As a long-time stainless steel dive watch guy, once I switched to titanium, I never looked back. This souped-up smartwatch has a rugged titanium case and comes with different colored loop bands, depending on the version you choose. The face is larger than your standard Apple Watch, and it doubles as a fitness tracker, GPS, and more. But the real game-changer? Battery life. You'll get up to 36 hours on a full charge — or up to 72 in low-power mode.

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max ($35, originally $60): You can snag Amazon's standard Fire Stick 4K for just $25, but the extra $10 for this model delivers faster Wi-Fi (for compatible 6E routers) and Amazon's "Ambient Experience" — access to hundreds of pieces of artwork. All that in addition to every streaming channel under the sun, Dolby Vision HDR, built-in VPN support and even Xbox Game Pass compatibility.

Huskary Maxi Dress for $18 (originally $30): There are a whopping 45+ styles — solids and prints of every variety — and certain options are on sale for as little as $18." (That's an all-time low at 40% off.)

Apple iPad mini (A17 Pro) for $399 (originally $499): Prefer a smaller tablet over a bulky laptop? This one's currently down to its best price ever.

Baseus Bass BC1 Open Ear Headphones for $25 (originally $40): Our pick for best budget earbuds: 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 and a price tag of just $25. Grab these before they jump back up to their already-pretty-amazing regular price of $40