This is a meaningful discount on the best all-around MacBook to buy (that just released in March). The 2025 13-inch Air features Apple’s blazing-fast M4 chip and an ultra-bright Liquid Retina display, making it a top-tier pick for most folks.

The AirPods Pro 2 hardly need an introduction. They’ve got improved noise cancellation, clearer calls, and swipe volume control. They usually hover around this price—but catching them on sale is always a smart move.

The 2025 iPad (11-inch) is the newest base model and the one to buy if you want a tablet to do tablet things—stream, browse, read, or FaceTime. It runs on Apple’s A16 chip (same as the iPhone 15 Plus) for smooth, reliable performance.

The 2025 iPad Air, available in 11- or 13-inch sizes, runs on Apple’s M3 chip—making it a solid upgrade pick. It’s not a huge leap from 2024’s M2 model, but the extra power and bigger screen options make it a slightly better buy than the base iPad.

The AirPods Max offer stellar sound, unbeatable noise cancellation, and a cushy fit that feels like first class for your ears. They’re so good, people have had them stolen mid-wear—stay sharp out there.

Don’t lose your luggage when you head on vacation this summer. A four-pack of AirTags is never a bad idea, so strap one on your suitcase, your golf clubs, your dog, or your kid and travel in peace.

Keep your eyes on the front door, even when you’re a million miles away.

Nix the bulky console but still get to play your favorite games wherever you go.

The new Fire HD 10 is lighter, faster, and 25% more powerful, with a sharper 1080p screen and upgraded camera. If you’re deep in the Amazon ecosystem—Prime Video, Alexa, Kindle—this is the tablet to get. Solid performance for under $100 is just a bonus.

The Fire Max 11 is Amazon’s most powerful tablet, with a bright 11″ display, speedy processor, and optional keyboard case for light work. If you’re deep in the Amazon ecosystem, this is the one that’ll actually make all those Prime perks feel worth it.

The latest Kindle Paperwhite is lighter, sharper, and faster than ever, with a crisp display that reads like paper and a battery that lasts for weeks. It’s waterproof, USB-C charged, and designed to do one thing really well: help you actually finish a book.

The base Kindle does exactly what you want it to: it holds a thousand books, weighs less than a paperback, and goes weeks on a single charge. The crisp display reads like real paper, even in direct sun, meaning beach read season is officially on.

The Echo Show 8 is like a smart speaker with a screen upgrade. Alexa handles the usual—timers, music, weather—but now you can check your calendar, follow recipes, or hop on video calls, all in one sleek, hands-free display.

Losing signal every time you walk ten feet from your modem? This little guy fixes that. It’s cute, it’s fast, and it’ll finally let you stream in every room in your house without rage-quitting.

The Echo Dot is Amazon’s most popular smart speaker for a reason. It’s compact, surprisingly loud for its size, and gives you instant access to Alexa for music, timers, weather, and smart home controls. At its current price, it’s the best entry point to raise the IQ of your home.

Your TV doesn’t want to be dumb anymore. This Fire Stick is like a brain transplant: suddenly it streams in 4K, listens to Alexa, and actually loads apps fast.

One of the most affordable ways to make your home a smart home, this plug links with Alexa, allowing you to turn devices on and off with your voice.

Turn your car into a smart car (not the two-seater) with the Echo Auto. You can use it to make calls, listen to music, and control the smart devices you have at home with Alexa.

If you think sound is the most critical feature of a pair of headphones, and if you have a penchant for the finer things, these over-ear headphones will take your listening to the next level.

With its IP67 rating, this portable speaker can handle quite a bit of wear and tear. Plus, it’s cheap as hell, and you can always cop another if you lose it.

Nothing’s transparent headphones look like they were beamed in from the future, and sound pretty damn good too. The buzzy London-based brand was founded by a former OnePlus exec with design-y ambitions—and it’s showing.

The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds don’t seal you off—they perch lightly outside your ears so you can soundtrack your day without shutting it out. Because sometimes, you can’t (and shouldn’t) tune out the world.

Arena-level sound quality for your studio apartment might be overkill but just listen to Olivia Dean’s new album on this and you’ll get the hype.

The Sonos Beam Gen 2 proves once again why Sonos is top notch: a compact soundbar that packs cinematic Dolby Atmos, crystal-clear dialogue, and seamless streaming into a sleek living-room upgrade.

If you’re a gamer, specifically if you’re a PlayStation fan, this TV from Sony is tailor-made for you. It has smart features to enhance PS5 gameplay, plus all of the bells and whistles you need to watch your favorite shows and movies.

Join us in Roku City. This affordable 55-incher gives you access to all the streaming apps you need without breaking the bank.

If you prefer to spend your free time cruising through Roku City, this is the smart TV box for you. It has Dolby Vision & Atmos, streams in 4K, and a rechargable remote (no more frantic searching for AAA batteries).

This TV from LG has it all: OLED display, 4K resolution, up to a 165Hz refresh rate for smooth viewing, and Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.

It’s hot out there and there’s certainly something not-so-great in the air, so let this Dyson purifying fan pull double duty to cool you down and clean the air.

For decades this has been one of the best coffee makers out there (and certainly one of the best looking). And in 2025, it’s still certified to brew a damn good cup of coffee.

The amount of money you’re about to save now that you won’t need to spend $5 for a latte every day will mean you can splurge on the stuff you actually want.

This space-saving personal blender will make it feel like you’re running your own little Jamba Juice.

The easiest way to make your coffee taste better is by grinding the beans just before you brew.

For perfectly measuring out ingredients to bake a cake—or to make sure you’re keeping on track with your diet.

The Birdfy feeder is a surprisingly delightful gadget that livestreams feathered visitors straight to your phone. A+ gift for bird lovers—or anyone curious who’s been hogging the backyard seed stash.

You’re about to increase your work productivity by at least 100% (not verified) so maybe your boss will let you expense this bad boy. He may be swayed by the fact that this mouse produces 90% less click noise so he can finally stop wearing his noise-cancelling headphones 24/7.

Our pick for the best beard trimmer—and, frankly, the best trimmer period—the Philips Norelco Multigroom 9000 handles every grooming job with pro-level precision. Beard, hair, body—this thing does it all.

The Waterpik Cordless Advanced is a goddamn miracle. Powerful, portable, and oddly satisfying, it blasts gunk from between your teeth so well you’ll never want to touch dental floss again.

With an adjustable weight, this jump rope counts how long you’ve been going at it, as well as how many calories you’ve burned.

Don’t believe the hype surrounding pricey massage guns? Try out this cheap one and let it relax those tight muscles—then you’ll get it.

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is a great entry-level tracker for anyone focused on steps, sleep, and general wellness. It’s not at its lowest price ever, but it’s still a solid deal on a slim, reliable daily companion.

The Fitbit Charge 6 offers more features than the Inspire, without the full smartwatch bulk of the Sense. It’s perfect for anyone who wants GPS, heart rate tracking, and YouTube Music controls in a slim, gym-friendly package.

Achey muscles don’t stand a chance with this percussion therapy device that those who train hard keep at the ready whenever a workout goes a little too far. Snag yours for a modest discount during Prime Day.

Keep your wits about you on the run with Shokz Open Fit, which let you listen to your favorite music, books, or podcasts while still keeping your ears open to your surroundings.