Amazon Prime Day 2024: What's Already on Sale

Amazon's Prime Day is a golden opportunity to score incredible deals on various products, especially electronics, computers, and more.

Amazon's 2024 Prime Day event is on July 16 and 17. Here's what we know about Prime Day 2024 and our favorite tech deals on Amazon.

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Pricing and availability are accurate at publication but subject to change. Be sure to double-check prices and snap up deals before they're gone.

Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet (2023)

Orig. $140 $75 at Amazon

The latest Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet is faster and lighter than its predecessors and has a higher-resolution front camera for photos and video chats.

ZAGG Pro Stylus with Active and Capacitive Tips

ZAGG Pro Stylus with Active & Capacitive Tips. — Amazon

Orig. $70 $40 at Amazon

The ZAGG Pro Stylus has active and capacitive tips and instant Bluetooth pairing. It's compatible with many iPad models, including the Pro 11/12.9 (3, 4, 5 Gen), Air 10.9, iPad 10.2/9.7, and the Mini 5.

Lockly Flex Touch Smart Lock

Orig. $190 $110 at Amazon

The Lockly Smart Locks upgrades your door to keyless entry. You can open the lock using a fingerprint reader, mobile app, QR code, voice commands, or your old key.

Amazon Fire TV 43-inch 4-Series 4K UHD smart TV

Orig. $370 $230 at Amazon

This 4K Amazon Fire TV has all your favorite streaming apps and can connect to your gaming console and home audio equipment.

Anker NEBULA Capsule II Smart Portable Projector

Orig. $530 $330 at Amazon

Anker's Nebula Capsule II projector is Android TV compatible, throws a 100-inch image, and works well in low-light environments. Get it now for 25 percent off.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 40mm Aluminum Bluetooth Smartwatch

Orig. $300 $199 at Amazon

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 is one of the top smartwatch options for Android users, particularly those who have a Samsung Galaxy smartphone to pair it with.

The Galaxy Watch 6 features a 40mm touchscreen display with durable crystal glass. It has many fitness tracking features, including activity tracking, personalized heart rate zones, distance tracking, and estimates of calories burned during workouts.

It also supports advanced sleep tracking, ECGs, blood oxygen tracking, and skin temperature readings.

Apple AirPods (2nd Generation) Wireless Earbuds with Lightning Charging Case

Amazon Apple AirPods (2nd Generation) Wireless Ear Buds — Amazon

Orig. $129 $89 at Amazon

If you fancy standard AirPods instead of the Pros, they're on sale now and even come with a handy free charging case.

Razer Kiyo Pro Webcam

Orig. $130 $90 at Amazon

Proving that Razer isn't a brand just for gamers, the Razer Kiyo Pro Webcam has a fantastic collection of features, making it an excellent investment for anyone looking to up their work-from-home game.

Sony WH-CH720N Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones

Amazon Sony WH-CH720N Noise Canceling Wireless Headphones Bluetooth Over The Ear Headset with Microphone and Alexa Built-in — Amazon

Orig. $150 $108 at Amazon

Sony has long been a leader in the noise-canceling headphones market. The WHCH720N is top-notch, with excellent audio quality, best-in-class ANC, and superb wireless range and connectivity.

Victrola Stream Onyx Turntable

Orig. $600 $435 at Amazon

This turntable works with wireless Sonos audio products and can play 33-1/3 and 45 RPM records.

JBL Charge 4 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker

Orig. $150 $115 at Amazon

JBL is a powerhouse in the audio gear market, and the Charge 4 is an excellent example of how they earned their stripes. It delivers killer sound, has a long-lasting battery, and can hook up to two smart devices simultaneously.

Apple 10.2-inch iPad (9th Generation) 256GB

Apple 2021 10.2-inch iPad (Wi-Fi, 256GB) - Space Gray — Amazon

Orig. $479 $379 at Amazon

This 2021 10.2-inch iPad is available for nearly 20 percent off and comes with 64 GB of storage, an 8 MP rear camera, and a 12 MP front camera with Center Stage for video calls.

Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse

Orig. $69 $55 at Amazon

This ultra-fast premium gaming mouse offers a lightweight design and low latency (fast response time). Its ambidextrous design allows it to be used by both left—and right-handed users.

The wireless mouse features eight programmable buttons that allow users to reconfigure and assign complex macro functions to each button. It also has auto-calibration to adjust to different surfaces quickly.

Samsung 34-Inch Odyssey G5 Ultra-Wide Gaming Monitor

Orig. $550 $445 at Amazon

If you've been waiting to buy a new gaming monitor, this ultrawide model from Samsung is available for a discount. This massive screen features 1440p resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate, making it an excellent value for any gamer.

Apple Watch Series 9 Smartwatch (GPS, 41mm)

Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 41mm Smartwatch — Amazon

Orig. $399 $329 at Amazon

Apple's Series 9 smartwatch is one of the best. It's water-resistant and crack-resistant and has an array of sensors to track your health and fitness.

Apple AirTag

Orig. $29 $25 at Amazon

Apple's AirTag tracker lets you track anything, including your phone, wallet, and car.

What is Prime Day?

Prime Day is a 48-hour annual sales event held by Amazon and its retail affiliates, such as Samsung and Apple. It is responsible for some of the most significant discounts on must-have tech.

Deals will include Amazon's proprietary tech like the Echo line of automation hubs and Kindle E-readers, and you can expect to see sales of laptops to wearables.

For those who already have an Alexa-enabled device in their homes, you can remain up to date by asking Alexa to "keep me posted on Prime Day."

You need an Amazon Prime membership to get the deals.

When is Prime Day 2024?

This year's Prime Day event will occur on Tuesday, July 16, and Wednesday, July 17, but sales start early and end late. Sales typically begin at midnight PDT (3 a.m. EDT) on day one and end at 11:59 p.m. PDT on day two.

What are the Best Prime Day Deals?

You'll frequently see deep discounts on many of Amazon's first-party products like Kindles and the Echo line of automation hubs. We also usually see exciting sales on high-ticket items like laptops, wearables, and holiday-related gifts.

What to Expect on Prime Day

Tech and electronics always make up many of the best Amazon Prime Day deals, primarily because the company has a significant footprint in the smart home and digital assistant markets.

Beyond all the sales on Amazon's product lineup, tons of other excellent tech stuff is also likely to be available on the cheap—previous years featured killer deals on some of the best tablets, earbuds, and smartwatches.

Apple products tend to see rare discounts on Prime Day, so if you've been waiting to pick up Cupertino's latest, it may be the perfect time to open your wallet.

It's also an excellent time to keep an eye on the competition. Best Buy and Walmart traditionally run sales to counterprogram against Prime Day, so it's worth stopping by their sites (or dropping by a brick-and-mortar outlet if you're feeling bold) to see what's on offer.

Are There Deals at Other Retailers?

Outlets like Walmart have launched sales events to counter Amazon's massive deals bonanza. Walmart events offer vast discounts, particularly when paired with its Walmart Plus program, which offers free delivery and access to member-specific sales.

Best Buy often has a Black Friday in July event on Prime Day. Target has also run a similar promotion, alongside a handful of smaller retailers, to capture some of that Prime Day zeitgeist (and some of that Big Buying Energy).

What to Watch Out For on Prime Day

While many of the best Amazon Prime Day deals are what they appear to be (great discounts on flagship products), some of these sales are too good to be true. Beware of sellers trying to offload inventory, including products not selling because of poor construction or deceptive claims.

Before buying anything, look at reviews (both on Amazon itself and editorial sites like Lifewire).

It's also worth keeping abreast of tech news around new releases, as Prime Day is also an excuse for retailers and manufacturers to ditch stock of previous models of an item before the latest model launches.

That's not necessarily a bad thing and can result in some spectacular price cuts on the last iteration of a product. However, if you prize having the latest and greatest, educating yourself on when the next generation will arrive can prevent buyer's remorse.

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