Maybe you thought Prime Day was over? Guess again. Many great deals remain, including big discounts on TVs, appliances, laptops and phones that can save you hundreds of dollars or more.
But you don’t have to shell out for a big purchase to partake in Prime Day sales. Check out our roundups of Prime Day deals under $25 and Prime Day deals under $10, as well as our assessments of the best competing sales at Target, Walmart and Best Buy. We’ll keep checking post-Prime prices for any lingering deals and add new finds, so check back often for more budget-friendly buys.
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Prime Day tech deals under $50
This ESR wallet snaps onto the back of your phone and serves as a two-way adjustable stand so you can watch your phone in portrait or landscape. Plus, this nifty device has a finger loop for a secure hold, it works with Apple’s Find My so you can track it if it’s within 50 meters and if fits up to three cards for easy access.
Marked down by $16, there’s also an on-page coupon that allows you to save 10%, which knocks a few more dollars off the price.
Like
- Slim design
- Magnetic flap converts into kickstand
- Strong magnet
- Multiple color options
Don’t like
- No fast wireless charging (only 7.5 watts)
What’s cool about Anker’s 622 magnetic battery is that it’s a wireless battery that has an integrated magnetic flap that converts into a stand. You won’t get fast wireless charging from this 5,000-mAh battery (it charges at up to 7.5 watts) but it’s slim and easy to carry around.
It charges via USB-C and if you use a USB-C to Lightning to charge your iPhone, it will charge at a faster rate of 12 watts. That’s not as fast as what a 20-watt USB-C power adapter can deliver, but it’s faster than 7.5 watts.
Note that Anker has updated this model to move the charging port to the side (from the bottom), so you can charge it while using it as a stand. Do not buy the old version that confusingly retains the same 622 model number.
Compatible with Xbox One, Series S and X, these cushioned wired headphones have a detachable mic, enhanced sound quality and in-line audio controls. Normally priced at $70, these headphones can be yours for $50.
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Prime Day everyday essentials deals under $50
This two-pack of GearLight flashlights is great for outdoor adventures or around the home in case of power issues. Roughly 6 inches long, they’re easy to carry during walks, hikes and trips. They’re powered by LED lighting and this two-pack includes battery tubes and holders.
Prime members save $12 on this midsize flashlight that’s durable and rated for 1,000 lumens (that’s pretty darn bright) with a 4-hour runtime on high mode. Alas, it recharges with a Micro-USB cable, not USB-C. But a lot of rechargeable flashlights haven’t switched over to USB-C yet. (There’s also a version that takes AA batteries.)
Prime Day home deals under $50
Go from frozen fruit to delicious smoothie in seconds with this powerful, simple-to-use blender set. Includes 11 pieces, including three different cup sizes and various lids.
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Prime Day outdoor deals under $50
Katchy’s indoor insect catcher is an effective way to trap mosquitos, fruit flies, gnats and pests. It works with glue packs, a bug light and suction power. It’s currently available at a 30% discount when you clip the on-page coupon.
Use this weather-resistant smart plug for outdoor lighting. String those lights and then dim them, brighten them or switch them off from the inside using the remote, the Kasa app or voice commands via Alexa or Google Assistant.
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Prime Day health and fitness deals under $50
This mini stepper is great for sneaking some cardio in during the day and also has resistance bands so you can work your arms at the same time.
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Prime Day fashion and beauty deals under $50
With a cute flamingo print and a 50% discount, it’s hard to go wrong with this wallet by designer Vera Bradley. It’s got 12 card slips, two bill slips and a zipper coin pocket, plus it has RFID protection to help keep cards and ID safe from theft.
When you’re looking for a slide-on shoe that’s actually comfortable and affordable, nothing compares to Crocs. While prices vary based on size and color, we’ve spotted the slate gray variants as low as $32. Some colors and sizes are unavailable for now, however.
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Prime Day kids deals under $50
This Nooie baby monitor makes it easy to keep an eye on things from anywhere. It boasts a 1080p video resolution with powerful infrared night vision and can rotate both horizontally and vertically so you can get a clear view of what’s happening. Plus, it supports 24/7 livestreaming with real-time motion detection and audio alerts. Use the on-page coupon to get the full discount.
Assemble the latest version of the iconic Batcycle with this 641-piece Lego set. It’s designed for kids ages 9 and up and features a built-in kickstand for easy display after it’s complete.
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What is Amazon Prime Day?
Amazon Prime Day was a two-day sale that took place this July and offered exclusive savings to Amazon Prime subscribers with limited-time offers, flash deals and rock-bottom prices. It’s a rare chance to score Black Friday-level pricing outside of November so it is usually well worth shopping.
When is Amazon Prime Day?
Amazon Prime Day took place on July 16 and 17 this year. The best deals are usually available just for the two-day period, but Amazon frequently has some deals ahead of, and after, the big event.
What should I buy during Amazon Prime Day?
Amazon offers discounts on just about all of its categories for Prime Day. Big savings typically can be seen with Amazon smart home devices, tablets and TVs as well as with everyday items, fashion, home goods, kitchen gadgets and more.
Are there sales happening at other retailers during Amazon Prime Day?
Each Prime Day, we see other retailers announcing sales that directly compete with Amazon’s event. This year, Walmart, Target and Best Buy have all run anti-Prime Day sales — many of them still going.
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