The best tech deals we could find on Amazon Prime Day

[TS Dealmaster]

Amazon hosted its first Prime Day sale on July 15, 2015, to commemorate the company's 20th anniversary. The shopping event has been held annually ever since. This year's 48-hour Prime Day kicks off on July 12 and runs through July 13 for Prime members in more than 20 countries including the US, Canada, Australia, China, Japan, Mexico and the UK.

We've gathered some of the best discounts we could find on tech you'll love, going through dozens of listings so you don't have to. We are filtering for high-rated products that we would otherwise recommend, but right now you can get them for less...

• {pf id:244817 size:small} LG C1 OLED 48" 4K Smart TV for $797 (list $1,500)
• {pf id:232969 size:small} Google Pixel 6 256GB Unlocked for $599 (list $700)
• {pf id:250629 size:small} Corsair K70 RGB Pro Wired Mechanical Keyboard for $119 (list $170)
• {pf id:243292 size:small} Logitech G435 LightSpeed Bluetooth Wireless Gaming Headset for $48 (usually $80)
• {pf id:245770 size:small} Intel Core i5-12600KF Unlocked Processor for $217 (list $310)
• {pf id:225647 size:small} AMD Ryzen 9 5900X Unlocked Processor for $332 (list $570)
• {pf id:255908 size:small} Samsung M8 32" UHD Smart Monitor for $550 (normally $730)
• {pf id:223291 size:small} SteelSeries Arctis 9X Wireless Gaming Headset for $159 (usually $200)
• SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless Gaming Mouse for $90 (normally $150)
• {pf id:209854 size:small} GoPro Hero 8 Black Bundle with 2 Batteries and Carrying Case for $250 (normally $370)
• {pf id:221939 size:small} Samsung 980 Pro 2 TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD for $195 (normally $380)
• {pf id:244587 size:small} Apple Watch Series 7 Smartwatch for $279 (normally $400)
• {pf id:230182 size:small} Garmin Instinct Solar Smartwatch for $200 (list $350)
• {pf id:253298 size:small} Samsung T7 Shield 2TB Portable SSD for $200 (list $290)
• {pf id:225169 size:small} SteelSeries Apex 7 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for $100 (normally $160)
• {pf id:223196 size:small} Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Headset for $228 (usually $350)
• Dell S3422DWG 34" Curved Gaming Monitor for $390 (list $510)
• {pf id:225662 size:small} Samsung Odyssey G9 49" Curved Gaming Monitor for $1,100 (list $1,500)
• {pf id:225654 size:small} WD Black SN850 2TB PCIe Gen4 SSD for $180 (list $350)
• {pf id:221141 size:small} Logitech G915 TKL RGB Wireless Gaming Keyboard for $142 (normally $230)
• {pf id:236911 size:small} Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Unlocked Smartphone for $840 (list $1,200)
• {pf id:225646 size:small} AMD Ryzen 7 5800X Unlocked Desktop Processor for $275 (list $450)
• {pf id:230068 size:small} Asus TUF Dash 15 (RTX 3060) Gaming Laptop for $1,100 (normally $1,300)
• {pf id:232640 size:small} Corsair K65 RGB Mini Gaming Keyboard for $80 (normally $110)
• Dell S3222DGM 32" Curved Gaming Monitor for $280 (usually $409)
• {pf id:205964 size:small} Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 Wireless Headphones for $269 (list $379)
• {pf id:231550 size:small} Sony WF-1000XM4 True Wireless Earbuds for $198 (usually $278)
• {pf id:211093 size:small} Apple AirPods Pro for $170 (usually $255)
• {pf id:238420 size:small} Samsung Galaxy S22 with 256GB, Unlocked Smartphone for $650 (list $850)
• Razer Kaira X Wired Gaming Headset for $40 (normally $60)
• {pf id:244062 size:small} Microsoft Surface Pro 8 with 128GB Windows Tablet for $850 (normally $1,100)
• {pf id:202875 size:small} Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse for $85 (list $150)
• {pf id:213273 size:small} Razer DeathAdder V2 Gaming Mouse for $30 (list $70)
• {pf id:217883 size:small} Apple iPad Pro 11" Wi-Fi 128 GB for $750 (usually $799)
• {pf id:243782 size:small} Bose QuietComfort 45 Wireless Headset for $229 (usually $329)
• {pf id:254594 size:small} Sony LinkBuds S True Wireless Earbuds for $158 (usually $200)
• {pf id:209177 size:small} AOC 24G2 24" IPS Gaming Monitor for $157 (normally $230)
• {pf id:229746 size:small} Corsair 5000D Airflow PC Case for $150 (normally $175)
• {pf id:223293 size:small} EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 12GB Graphics Card for $965 (normally $1,300)
• ViewSonic OMNI VX2768 27" Curved Gaming Monitor for $180 (list $230)
• {pf id:223291 size:small} Gigabyte RTX 3060 OC 12 GB Graphics Card for $430 (list $480)
• {pf id:220557 size:small} Sony ZV-1 Digital Camera for $648 (normally $748)
• {pf id:245206 size:small} Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 11" Android Tablet $574 (list $700)
• eero 6 Plus Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System 3-Pack for $194 (normally $300)
• {pf id:196181 size:small} Microsoft Pro Intellimouse Dark Shadow for $31 (list $60)

Bonus Track

• {pf id:208058 size:small} Logitech G915 RGB Wireless Gaming Keyboard for $142 (normally $250)
• {pf id:237622 size:small} Garmin Venu 2 GPS Smartwatch for $270 (normally $400)
• MSI Optix MAG301RF 30" Curved Gaming Monitor for $230 (list $330)
• Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 15.6" with 512GB SSD, 16GB RAM Laptop for $1,137 (list $1,300)
• Garmin Vivoactive 4 Smartwatch for $188 (normally $330)
• Bose QuietComfort 35 II Gaming Headset for $219 (usually $270)
• {pf id:213638 size:small} Samsung T7 Touch 2TB Portable SSD for $250 (list $290)
• {pf id:243664 size:small} Google Pixel 6 Pro 128GB Unlocked for $700 (normally $900)
• {pf id:223292 size:small} MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 8 GB Graphics Card for $600 (list $720)
• {pf id:241552 size:small} Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 True Wireless Earbuds for $100 (normally $150)
• {pf id:243523 size:small} Apple iPad 10.2" 64GB Wi-Fi for $299 (list $330)
• TP-Link Deco S4 Mesh Wi-Fi System 3-Pack for $109 (list $150)
• Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 64GB Android Tablet for $200 (normally $280)
• PlayStation DualSense Wireless Controller for $59 (list $70)

Expired... may come back

• {pf id:222474 size:small} Asus ROG Strix Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Graphics Card for $665 (normally $800)
• {pf id:224409 size:small} Asus AX1800 RT-AX55 Wi-Fi 6 Router for $99 (normally $130)
• {pf id:223118 size:small} Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ 12.4" Android Tablet for $474 (list $850)

Gaming Freebies

As part of Prime Day, Amazon is offering up a handful of bonus AAA titles through Prime Gaming.

Prime Gaming members will be able to claim free copies of GRID Legends, Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, Mass Effect Legendary Edition, Need for Speed: Heat, Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and Star Wars Republic Commando, among others.

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[waclark]

I have to ask, why is it all the tech blogs are massively promoting Amazon Prime Day? I like Prime Day, but wow, as much as people love to hate Amazon every single blog, CNET, Engadget, Cult of Mac, Gizmodo and more all have multiple articles on Prime Day. Could you get any better and free advertising?

 

[jason lee]

I have to ask, why is it all the tech blogs are massively promoting Amazon Prime Day? I like Prime Day, but wow, as much as people love to hate Amazon every single blog, CNET, Engadget, Cult of Mac, Gizmodo and more all have multiple articles on Prime Day. Could you get any better and free advertising?

I find it helpful. They sort through all the good deals so you don't have to. It's a tech news channel suited for the audience. If we are not tech consumers why even bother coming here ?

 

[waclark]

I find it helpful. They sort through all the good deals so you don't have to. It's a tech news channel suited for the audience. If we are not tech consumers why even bother coming here ?

I have to say TechSpot is one of the better blogs having a single article about it. CNET has over 20 links to Prime Day articles! Engadget has a dozen from their main page.

Honestly, I'd rather browse the Amazon site than try to read 20 articles about what some blogger thinks are the best Prime Day deals.

 

[WhoCaresAnymore]

Don't care what these deals with video cards are, I'm NOT spending 700-800 on a card that should cost 500-600. Not gonna happen. I think this is the first year I've just ignored the urge to just spend money.

 

[Avro Arrow]

Amazon can go suck it. I'm not supporting a company that doesn't allow its employees to take bathroom breaks and anyone who does buy from them should be asking themselves one thing:

"How long before this becomes commonplace at ALL companies?"