Prime Day may be done and dusted, but there are still plenty of awesome deals to be found at Amazon and other retailers. Right now, for instance, are still plenty of discounts to be found on true wireless earbuds, laptops, TVs, video games, and a host of other tech. A few of the highlights still available include the Beats Fit Pro — which are still discounted to $159.95 (normally $200) — as well as the Apple Watch SE, which currently starts at $230 ($49 off) $219 ($60 off).

We’ll continue to update this page by adding any products that we might have missed and removing anything that’s no longer available, so make sure to check back regularly.

Some of the best Prime Day deals still standing

• The HP Envy x360 15 is a convertible laptop that typically goes for $799.99 but is on sale at Best Buy for $499.99. This 2-in-1 may be getting a little long in the tooth, but at this price, it’s an easy recommendation for a daily driver. The Envy x360 is a compelling utilization of AMD hardware in HP’s compact and sturdy 2-in-1 form factor. The 15-inch, 1080p touchscreen display is backed up by an AMD Ryzen 7 5700U CPU and 8GB of RAM. Read our review.

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• Roku’s Streambar, which serves as both a soundbar and a 4K HDR streaming device, is on sale for $89 at Amazon. It was originally priced at $129.99, though this isn’t the first time we’ve seen this discount.
• TP-Link’s RE315 Wi-Fi extender is on sale for just $29.99 when you clip the on-page coupon, one of its best prices to date. It’s a good option if you’re looking to extend network coverage in your home or add ethernet connectivity to another room.

The Best Amazon Prime Day headphone deals

The best Amazon Prime Day laptop deals

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• Acer’s Aspire 5 with a 15.6-inch 1080p display, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD is $549.99 at Amazon (normally $649). This model features AMD’s Ryzen 7 3700U, a backlit keyboard, a fingerprint reader, and has Windows 11 installed by default. Read our review of a similar model.

• The HP Envy x360 15 is a convertible laptop that typically goes for $799.99 but is on sale at Best Buy for $499.99. This 2-in-1 may be getting a little long in the tooth but, at this price, it’s an easy recommendation for a daily driver. The 15-inch, 1080p touchscreen display is backed up by an AMD Ryzen 7 5625U CPU and 8GB of RAM. Read our review.

The best Amazon Prime Day Apple deals

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• Apple’s 11-inch, M1-equipped iPad Pro from last year with Wi-Fi and 128GB of storage is on sale today for $699 ($100 off), its best price yet on Amazon. The M1-powered iPad is fast and boasts features like Face ID unlocking and a 120Hz refresh rate. Read our review.
• For a cheaper iPad alternative, the latest 10.2-inch iPad with 64GB of storage and Wi-Fi-only is selling for $299 $309 instead of $329 in space gray. It doesn’t come with Apple’s M1 chip, but the A13 Bionic processor is still fast, and the iPad also boasts a 12MP wide-angle camera with Center Stage.

Best Amazon Prime Day home theater / Bluetooth speaker deals

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• Roku’s Streambar, which serves as both a soundbar and a 4K HDR streaming device, is on sale for just $89 on Amazon. It was originally priced at $129.99, though this isn’t the first time we’ve seen this discount.

Best Amazon Prime Day smartphone deals

Best Amazon Prime Day gaming deals

Best Amazon Prime Day PC component and accessory deals

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Best Amazon Prime Day wearable and fitness deals

Update July 14th, 9:15PM ET: Removed a number of sold-out deals, added the Sony Linkbuds deal, and updated pricing where applicable.

Update July 14th, 5:25PM ET: Removed a number of sold-out deals and updated pricing where applicable.

Update July 14th, 1:25PM ET: Added additional product photos and pricing details for several items, including the 14-inch MacBook Pro and HyperX’s Cloud II gaming headset.

Amazon is giving away a whole bunch of free PC games for Prime members for Prime Day, so if you haven’t claimed them yet, you might want to check out what’s available before the shopping event concludes at the end of the day.

Perhaps the biggest game you can get is Mass Effect Legendary Edition, a remastered version of the epic Mass Effect trilogy from BioWare that includes all three single-player titles and more than 40 DLC packs. If the Star Wars side of space is more your thing, Amazon is also offering Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, and Star Wars Republic Commando. And if racing games are more your speed, you might want to grab Grid Legends and Need for Speed Heat.

There’s also a big list of smaller games that you can claim as well — here are the rest of the games that are available.

• 10 Second Ninja X
• 8Doors: Arum’s Afterlife Adventure
• Addling Adventures
• Bang Bang Racing
• Clouds & Sheep 2
• Death Squared
• Fatal Fury Special
• Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams
• Gone Viral
• HUE
• Manual Samuel
• Metal Slug 2
• Metal Unit
• Pumped BMX Pro
• Puzzle of the Year — 10 Pack
• Rain World
• Road Trip — 3 Pack
• Samurai Shodown II
• Serial Cleaner
• The Crow’s Eye
• The Darkside Detective
• The King of Fighters 2000
• The King of Fighters 2002
• The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor

Prime Day isn’t just about free video games — Amazon is offering a deluge of other deals as well. We’ve been tracking some on our (now finished) live blog, but you can also check out our dedicated Prime Day 2022 hub to see other standout deals.

All kinds of stuff are on sale when Amazon Prime Day lasts two whole days. Here are some things we love, some of our favorites, and even some utter crap. But one intriguing piece of tech that’s currently on a Lightning Deal is the Chipofy 6.6-foot USB-C 100W charging cable, complete with a freakin’ built-in display for power metering. This nifty little tool is on sale for just $15.32, a savings of $10.67 (41 percent) off its regular $25.99 asking price. It outputs enough wattage to power and charge even some full-size laptops, but the best part is you’ll know exactly how many watts are actually reaching your device. Read our hands-on impressions here.

What else is better to get us tech nerds excited like a speedy USB-C cable that can help you pinpoint which component in our messy world of USB-C is responsible for your slow charging times? Ever wonder why your laptop, Nintendo Switch, or Steam Deck is actually draining while you have it plugged in? This cable can tell you just how much any of your power adapters with detachable cables are outputting and if a manufacturer is promising you more wattage than it actually delivers to your electronics. (Note: if you want to check the output of those first-party power adapters for the Switch and Steam Deck — those ones with fixed cables — there are other power meters available that are also on sale.)

Personally, I just bought a nice, lengthy 100W USB-C cable, and I think I’m tempted to add this Chipofy one to my tangled rats’ nest of a drawer of cables. Because now I must test everything I own.

The staff members of The Verge are certainly opinionated — and that goes for our opinions of our favorite stuff. As a result, we run an article listing some of our favorite gear every few weeks in a series we have appropriately dubbed, you guessed it, Favorites. They can be items we use to cook, relax, make our pets happy, and more.

Since it’s currently day two of Amazon’s Prime Day sales, we thought we’d take a look and see if any of our favorite gadgets are on offer for Prime members — just in case there may be something you’d like as well.

As a puppy, my Wirehaired Pointing Griffon, Gus, was the consummate escape artist. He could leap our five-foot-high fence in a single bound and often would if a dog, squirrel, or leaf happened to catch his eye. The Whistle Go Explore dog location tracker saved his furry butt a few times, first alerting us to his escapade (when the device disconnects from your Wi-Fi, you get an alert), then helping us track him down with its GPS location tool.

As he’s gotten older and lazier, it’s been a helpful tool for making sure he’s getting enough exercise. Essentially a Fitbit for pets, the Whistle Go tells us how many steps he’s taken and how many calories he’s burned. It also has some neat health features on board thanks to an accelerometer that can keep track of how much drinking, licking, scratching, and sleeping he’s doing. This info actually helped us realize that the poor boy has terrible seasonal allergies, and he’s now on a daily Zyrtec regimen — and much happier for it. — Jennifer Pattison Tuohy, reviewer

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We have two cats, Pouncey and Oscar, who have always shared a litter box. Oscar, the younger one, is quite messy — jumping out of the box with reckless abandon and spreading litter all over. We initially had a covered box to slightly circumvent this, but last year, we opted for a pricey self-cleaning one to keep things tidier. (It was on sale for a little more than $400 then.) Like much smart home tech, it’s excellent in some ways and not so great in others.

I love that I’m no longer scooping litter every day, and if we ever go on a trip, we don’t have to ask friends or family to handle poop duties in addition to feedings. But it’s a blessing and a curse because, if I don’t empty out the waste bin on time, it piles up too high. Ever try opening a jam-packed kitchen drawer with a ladle sticking up inside it? You know that sense of frustration when it hits the top of the frame and the drawer gets stuck? Picture that but, instead, clumped-up cat pee is smearing across the underside as you pull it out. Yeah, not ideal. So it handles the daily duties, but it keeps me on schedule or I end up wrist-deep in the other doodies. — Antonio G. Di Benedetto, commerce writer

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The ChomChom pet hair remover is an extraordinarily simple device — it’s basically a couple of pieces of plastic, fabric, and rubber. But through some dark magic, it’s better at getting cat hair off my couch, cat tree, and other upholstery than even the adhesive-laden lint rollers (though those are still superior if the thing you’re trying to de-pet is yourself). I’d explain more, but honestly, I think the ChomChom can best be explained with this GIF:

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I know I’m stretching the definition of “tech” here, but I just had to share the ChomChom because my jaw dropped the first time I saw someone use it. I hope it can change your life like it did mine. (Note: as far as I can tell, the limited-edition cat ChomChom that I paid extra for is zero percent more functional than the regular one. It was still worth it, though.) — Mitchell Clark, news writer

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We got the WOPET automatic feeder after our vet informed us that our cat Aslan needed some kitty liposuction. We had been letting him eat whenever he wanted out of a gravity feeder, but he clearly didn’t have enough self-control for that — and I didn’t have the willpower to feed him on a set schedule (or, if I’m honest, to not give him a little extra when he looks up at me with his cute little face). The WOPET solved that issue by dispensing his food four times a day with set amounts, making sure I know exactly how much he’s eating without actually having to wake up to give him his midnight snack. It’s also great when we go on vacation.

Just as importantly, it doesn’t have an app or Wi-Fi or anything that will someday become “unsupported,” rendering my feeder a brick. It just has buttons on the top that I can use to set how often my cat gets fed and how much food gets dispensed with each meal. (That said, if you’re the type that wants your pet feeder to connect to the internet, WOPET does make a version with an app and a built-in camera, though I can’t speak to the quality of those features.) — Mitchell Clark

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This is one of my favorite tools in the kitchen. It’s a handheld blender that can be used to prepare soups, smoothies, whipped coffee, and more. I often use it in my Indian cooking just to smooth out the sauce a little and bring the dish together. It’s a game-changer, and I honestly just have so much fun using it. We also don’t own an actual blender, so this has come in handy to make smoothies and shakes as well. — Dilpreet Kainth, former Verger

When I was in college, I drove through a literal Maine blizzard to buy an immersion blender because I really wanted soup. — Nicole Wetsman, reporter

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We use a lot of garlic in my household, and traditional garlic presses never did it for us — they usually produced a messy, slushy paste. A friend of ours introduced us to the garlic rocker, which is not only fun to play with but also produces beautifully minced pieces of garlic, perfect for sautéing and other uses. — Barbara Krasnoff, reviews editor

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As a number of my colleagues likely remember, some time ago in our team Slack channel, I vociferously criticized buying a $100-plus coffee mug that did nothing other than keep your coffee (or tea or hot cocoa or whatever liquid you like to drink hot) at the exact temperature you set it to. Perhaps this was a case of a schoolyard bully negging the kid they have a crush on to hide their true feelings because I’ve been coveting one of those fancy Ember mugs for years.

And when Best Buy put its exclusive blue color of the Ember Mug 2 on sale for Black Friday, I finally bit. Reader, this mug is fantastic. It keeps my coffee hot no matter how long I take to consume it — I never have to bother with microwaving a room-temperature mug. And I can even tweak its settings depending on what I’m drinking out of it (coffee in the morning, tea in the afternoon, usually). I even get the joy of occasionally updating the firmware on my coffee mug, a sentence that would have made no sense to anyone just a few years ago.

To be clear, this is a completely frivolous product that nobody actually needs. It makes a mildly annoying thing slightly less annoying and its drawbacks (cost, can’t put it in the dishwasher, did I mention the cost?) probably outweigh those benefits for most people. It’s a little embarrassing how much I like it, which is why it’s a perfect guilty pleasure. I enjoy it; I feel a little awkward about it; and I’d like to never speak of it again. — Dan Seifert, deputy editor

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Favorite personal tech

Amazon’s Kindle Paperwhite e-reader is a great gadget that lets you read books outside without having to worry about things like lugging around a thousand-page tome or dealing with the potential for wet pages. The Paperwhite’s E Ink screen is very visible outdoors (unlike most phone screens, which can be harder to see in bright sunshine). The Paperwhite is waterproof, meaning it should be able to safely handle a splash or even a brief dip in the pool. And the recent Paperwhite dumps the Micro USB port found on past models in favor of USB-C — finally!! — Jay Peters, news writer

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Maybe someday Apple will realize that it wasn’t the brightest idea to artificially limit the reach of its MagSafe charging ecosystem, and you’ll be able to plop your phone on a magical minimalist disc that charges it at high speeds. In the meantime, a standard Qi charger is about the best you’ll get — and the bulky but practical iOttie Easy One Touch Qi does it with the satisfying snap of springs. When you push your phone into its waiting jaws, it depresses a button that causes those jaws to firmly snap closed on either side of your device. When you want to remove it, you pinch a pair of levers with your finger and thumb to release it as you grab your slab. It’s wide enough to fit practically anything on the market, save an opened Samsung Z Fold. I’ve used one for years with Android and Apple phones alike, including newer MagSafe handsets. — Sean Hollister, senior reports editor

Working from home is just how things are done now for many people, whether you’re a full-time remote employee for the long haul or you have a hybrid role. It’s important to have a comfortable space to get your stuff done easily and efficiently, and with Amazon Prime Day ongoing right now, there are some great chances to save you some coin on the tech and tools you’ll use to make your moolah.

It’s not just webcams and monitors you may want to consider — though those can be important. There are some ongoing deals for laptops, headphones, and even smart home tech that can make your work life at home a little easier. Here are some highlights of the best Prime Day tech deals for working from home going on at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and elsewhere.

Deals on laptops, Chromebooks, and accessories

Deals on webcams

• A decent webcam is essential for any work-from-home office. Currently, you can grab the AnkerWork B600 Video Bar at Amazon for $159.99 $175.99 when you clip the on-page coupon instead of its usual price of $219.99. This webcam includes four noise-canceling mics in addition to dedicated speakers. Its most obvious inclusion, however, is the dimmable white light that also serves as a cover for the 2K lens when not in use.

Deals across your whole workspace

You can also save on any accessories you bundle with your order, including monitor arms, cable management solutions, or even a bottle opener for under your desk — how sick is that?

• The Razer Iskur X gaming chair normally goes for $399.99 but is discounted to $194.74 at Amazon and $204.99 at Best Buy. This is the lowest price we’ve seen to date for the Iskur X and is worth looking into for anyone who is in the market for a budget-friendly gaming chair.

• The Ember Mug 2 is a clever little device that’s capable of keeping your beverage at an ideal temperature. Normally the 14-ounce version of the Ember Mug would cost $149.99, but it’s currently on sale at Best Buy for $119.99.

Deals on smart home tech to upgrade your abode

This 32.8-feet LED smart strip light comes with 64 preset scene effects so you can create different vibes based on emotions, holidays, nature, and more. It also offers various music modes so, for instance, the light can pulse to your music and works with both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Amazon Prime Day is a great time to score stellar deals on Amazon devices, but it also provides a rare opportunity to purchase pricey Apple products for a lot less. Right now, for example, you can save big on Apple’s AirPods Pro and the third-gen AirPods models, as Amazon is offering both to Prime members for nearly their lowest price to date. If you’re not in the market for a pair of true wireless earbuds, however, fret not, as you can also take advantage of deals on the latest Apple Watch, MacBook Air, and a range of other Apple products.

Below, we’ve listed some of the best Apple deals you can get this Prime Day. If you’re interested in sales going on outside of the Apple ecosystem, you can also check out our guide to the best Prime Day deals, which include a wide range of items. We’ve also published guides to the best anti-Prime Day deals at Best Buy and Target.

AirPods Prime Day deals

• Amazon is selling Apple’s AirPods Pro for just $169.99 instead of $249, which is just $10 more than the all-time low we saw during Black Friday. These noise-canceling earbuds come with a MagSafe-ready charging case, spatial audio support, and swappable silicone tips, rendering them our favorite pair of earbuds for iPhone owners. Read our review.
• Apple’s third-gen AirPods are going for $139.99 instead of $179, which is a new Amazon all-time low. While they don’t boast noise cancellation, they do support spatial audio head tracking, come with IPX4 water resistance, and offer shorter stems similar to the AirPods Pro. They also sound much better than the second-gen AirPods while sporting longer battery life. Just note Amazon may ship these within 2-4 weeks instead of immediately. Read our review.
• However, if you want to save a bit of money, you can buy the second-gen AirPods for their lowest price ever. Instead of $129, you can get them for just $89.99. While they offer great wireless performance and reliable battery life, be aware these earbuds don’t come with noise cancellation, a wireless charging case, or spatial audio support. Read our review.

Apple Watch Prime Day deals

Apple accessory Prime Day deals

• You can buy Apple’s MagSafe Duo Charger for $103.99 ($25 off). That’s the best price we’ve seen on the charger, which you can use to wirelessly charge iPhone 8 models and newer, the Apple Watch, and AirPods models with wireless charging.
• Apple’s AirTag Loop accessories are selling for just $9 instead of $29.99 in various colors including blue, orange, and yellow. Apple’s AirTags don’t have a built-in keychain loop, so you’ll need one of these to actually attach the item trackers to anything. Apple’s AirTag Leather Key Ring is also available for $19 instead of $35.

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Deals for all

Amazon’s also been offering some great discounts that aren’t technically Prime Day deals, yet have still gone down considerably during Prime Day season. Below are just a few great ones we found.

iPad deals for all

• Apple’s 11-inch, M1-equipped iPad Pro from last year with Wi-Fi and 128GB of storage is on sale today for $699 ($100 off), its best price yet on Amazon. The M1-powered iPad is fast and boasts features like Face ID unlocking and a 120Hz refresh rate. Read our review.
• For a cheaper iPad alternative, the latest 10.2-inch iPad with 64GB of storage and Wi-Fi only is selling for $299 instead of $329, which is a new all-time low. It doesn’t come with the M1, but the A13 Bionic processor is still fast, and the iPad also boasts a 12MP wide-angle camera with Center Stage.
• If you don’t mind — or actually prefer — a smaller display, the LTE-equipped 2021 sixth-gen iPad Mini with 64GB of storage is $599 instead of $649. The iPad Mini offers support for USB-C and options for 5G, features its predecessor lacked. Read our review.

MacBook and Mac Mini deals for all

• The new 14-inch, M1 Pro-equipped base model is $1,799 ($200 off) when you buy the model with an eight‑core CPU and 14‑core GPU, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage, which is $50 shy of its best price yet. This is an exceptionally impressive laptop that is blazingly fast with a stunning display and great battery life. It also offers a great port selection. Read our review.
• If you’re looking for an affordable desktop computer, the M1-powered Mac Mini equipped with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage is selling for $569 at checkout instead of $699. This computer offers excellent performance and support for Wi-Fi 6, although it doesn’t come with a display, mouse, or keyboard. Read our review.
• Apple’s entry-level laptop, the M1-powered MacBook Air from 2020, is on sale for $1,049.99 $1,162 instead of $1249 when you buy the model equipped with 8GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD. It’s an excellent laptop suitable for most people with a comfortable keyboard and battery life that can last all day. Read our review.

Apple Watch, AirPods, an Apple Watch TV 4K deals for all

• The midrange Apple Watch SE offers more value for your money than the Apple Watch Series 3, boasting extra health tracking sensors and a design similar to the Series 6 and 7. Right now, you can buy it for $219 ($61 off) in the 40mm, GPS-enabled configuration, an all-time low, while the 44mm version is just $249 instead of $309. Read our review.
• The second-generation Apple TV 4K equipped with 32GB of storage is on sale for $109.00 ($59 off), which is its best price ever. The latest version of the Apple TV offers an HDMI 2.1 port, Siri Remote, and support for HDR, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos. Read our review.
• Prefer headphones over wireless earbuds? You can buy the AirPods Max for $449 instead of $549. These headphones offer phenomenal sound quality, excellent noise cancellation, and support for Apple’s spatial audio feature. Read our review.

Amazon Prime Day is one of the few times each year when almost every kind of tech product, including laptops, gets big discounts. We’re bundling some of the best deals to be found on laptops, satisfying people who are looking for something powerful, like a gaming laptop, or something with long-lasting battery life. If you’re looking for deals on products in multiple tech categories, check out our main roundup that we’re frequently updating here. Otherwise, we’re about to hook you up with some stellar laptop deals.

Lenovo’s IdeaPad Duet 5 Chromebook-meets-tablet with an OLED screen and detachable keyboard is $299.99. This model features a 13.3-inch 1080p screen, the Qualcomm Snapdragon SC7180 chipset, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage. It isn’t the fastest Chromebook around, but few models feature an OLED screen, especially at this price. Read our review.

For a 2-in-1 Windows laptop that can spin around in tablet mode or in a tent formation on the table or lap, HP’s 15.6-inch Envy x360 is selling at a good price for Prime Day. Normally $959.99, it’s $739.99. This model features AMD’s Ryzen 7 5825U processor, 8GB of RAM, a big 512GB SSD, and Windows 11. Just a heads up: there’s another Envy x360 deal located further down on this page, but for the higher price of this model, you’ll get a better processor and more storage.

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Acer’s Aspire 5 with a 15.6-inch 1080p display, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD is $549.99 $539 at Amazon (normally $649). This model features AMD’s Ryzen 7 3700U, a backlit keyboard, a fingerprint reader, and has Windows 11 installed by default. Read our review of a similar model.

For something that’s more powerful (but still won’t totally break the bank), check out this deal on Dell’s G15 gaming laptop. It has a 15.6-inch 1080p display with a 120Hz refresh rate, Intel’s Core i7-12700H processor, and Nvidia’s RTX 3060 midrange graphics chip. It’s typically priced at $1,399.99, but for Prime members, it’s priced at $1,189.99.

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Amping things up further, Acer’s Predator Triton 500 SE gaming laptop with a 16-inch 240Hz refresh rate G-Sync display, Intel’s Core i9-12900H, and Nvidia’s RTX 3080 Ti is $2,549.99 (usually $2,999). This laptop is high-end in almost every way, including that it has a high-res screen, 32GB of fast DDR5 RAM, and a fast 1TB PCIe 4 SSD.

The Asus ROG Zephyrus G15, one of our top picks for the best gaming laptop you can buy, is currently discounted to $1,479.99, down from its usual price of $1,849.99. This AMD-equipped laptop is lightweight, features excellent battery life, and still manages to pack in a powerful RTX 3070 GPU. Read our review.

The HP Envy x360 15 is a convertible laptop that typically goes for $799.99 but is on sale at Best Buy for $499.99. This 2-in-1 may be getting a little long in the tooth, but, at this price, it is an easy recommendation for a daily driver. The Envy x360 is an amazing application of AMD hardware in HP’s compact and sturdy 2-in-1 form factor. The 15-inch, 1080p touchscreen display is backed up by an AMD Ryzen 5 5700U CPU and 8GB of RAM. Read our review.

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The Asus TUF Dash 15 (2022) gaming laptop with a 15.6-inch 1080p display is $1,099.99 during Prime Day. It’s normally $1,300. This machine features a fast refresh rate display (144Hz), Intel’s Core i7-12650H, Nvidia’s RTX 3060 graphics chip, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, 512GB of storage, and Thunderbolt 4 ports. It improves on previous versions with the inclusion of a webcam.

A few extra laptop deals

Prime Day is an excellent opportunity to save big on those new headphones or earbuds you’ve been eyeing. Amazon is offering substantial savings and discounts on many well-reviewed sets from brands including Sony, Bose, Samsung, Beats, and more. Many of our favorite recommendations are on sale.

You can take advantage of these Prime Day deals between July 12th and 13th. Whether you’re looking for over-ear noise-canceling headphones or a pair of earbuds for the gym, there’s something for pretty much everyone on this list.

The best Prime Day deals on earbuds and headphones overall

• Sony’s WF-1000XM4 noise-canceling earbuds — still our top pick in the category — are on sale for $198, way down from their usual $279.99. The 1000XM4s offer superb noise cancellation and sound quality in a comfortable set of earbuds and also include many extra software features. Read our review.
• Apple’s AirPods Pro are on sale for $169.98 instead of $249 with a MagSafe-ready charging case, which is just $10 more than their all-time low. Their noise-cancellation is excellent, while their swappable silicone tips allow for a more comfortable fit. Read our review.

• Bose’s QuietComfort Earbuds have dropped to just $179 $179.99, a $100 discount from what you’d normally pay. Their active noise cancellation is right up there with Sony’s, and some people prefer Bose’s sound signature. Read our review.

The best Prime Day earbud and headphones deals under $100

• Anker’s Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro are just $89.99 ($80 off). These earbuds offer decent active noise cancellation (ANC), ear and wing tips for a more comfortable tip, and Bluetooth multipoint support. Read our review.
• It wouldn’t be Prime Day without a discount on Amazon’s own gadgets. The second-gen Echo Buds are $69.99 (originally $119.99). They’re getting a little old at this point but still offer a good combination of sound quality and noise cancellation. Read our review.

Shop The Verge’s master list of the best Amazon Prime Day tech deals and follow @VergeDeals on Twitter for the latest updates.

The latest Apple Watch comes in a number of styles with either GPS or LTE. Unlike its predecessor, it has a bigger screen, multiple timers, and faster charging. Besides a few iterative changes, however, it’s not drastically different from the Series 6.