Prime Day 2020: The 65 Absolute Best Deals (Updated)

Note: Prime Day is over. Check our list of remaining Prime Day deals and deals from the final day of Walmart's sale for the deals that remain. Or read our package of amazing retro tech . As always, we hope we helped you sift through the discounts and find good products.Amazon Prime Day is almost over, gear heads! But don't fret, WIRED's Gear team has been wading through the 80,000+ items on sale around the clock, searching for the best deals on products we actually like, as well as those from competitors like Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. Whether you're looking to get some early holiday shopping done, or just aiming to treat yourself to some discounted knick-knack or other, we've got you covered. These are the best deals we've come across, with a little information about each item based on our experiences.

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Note: We strike through items that sell out or rise in price as we update this guide. Discounts sometimes return quickly, so check for yourself. You'll need a subscription to Amazon Prime to get most of these deals.Final Update October 15: We added the LG CX-Series 4K TV, Bose SoundLink Revolve, Yamaha YAS-109 soundbar, and Fujifilm X-T3 camera and re-added some previously sold-out deals. We also crossed out some deals that have ended.WIRED's Prime Day Coverage

Absolute Best Prime Day Deals
Home, Kitchen, and Outdoors Deals
Amazon Device Deals
Laptop Deals
Work from Home & Office Deals
Deals for $50 or Less
Deals from Amazon's Rivals
Walmart Deals
Target Deals
Nearly Half Off Our Favorite Rice Cooker
Our Fave Prime Day TV Deal
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