52 Prime Day deals that are genuinely worth buying – trust us, we’ve reviewed them all

LG C3 65-inch OLED TV: was $2,499.99 now $1,396.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
I reviewed the LG C3 when it came out last year, as well as the LG C4 this year, and I can tell you that while the new model is a clear step up in brightness and image punch, the LG C3 for this price is no slouch.

This is the lowest price it’s been at this size, and it doesn’t matter that it’s an older TV because it was so future-proofed already, with four HDMI 2.1 ports for gaming, great image processing, and a good smart TV platform.

I think anyone who wants a truly premium TV for a great value will be happy with the LG C3 – Al Griffin, Senior Editor, Home Entertainment

LG C3 reviewView Deal

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 43-inch4K TV: was $449 now $299.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
When I tested the Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED, I was at first skeptical. It promised a lot of features for a price that seemed too good to be true. Happily, I was proven wrong.

It delivered bright colors and natural textures, even supporting Dolby Vision (a rarity at this price). Not to mention, I found gaming to be a blast on it, even if it lacks some of the features we look for in gaming TVs like 120Hz refresh rate. 

What’s great news is the Omni QLED already delivers brilliant value across its wide range of sizes, but Prime Day has made it even more affordable – in fact, it’s the lowest price it’s ever been – James Davidson, TV Hardware Staff Writer

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED reviewView Deal

Hisense 65-inch U7N 4K mini-LED TV: was $1,099.99 now $748 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
One of 2024’s more surprising TVs, the Hisense U7N is value personified. Testing the U7N, I was impressed at how it performed and what it offered at such an affordable price.

Utilizing mini-LED tech, the U7N demonstrated rich contrast and exceptional details, especially when given HDR sources. It’s stacked with gaming features as well. It’s easily one of 2024’s breakout TVs and one I thoroughly enjoyed putting through its paces – even holding its own against a more premium mini-LED TV. 

It may not be the best TV on the market, but in terms of price vs performance, it’s a top contender. And this deal means you can get it in a 65-inch size for a price that won’t break the bank – James Davidson, TV Hardware Staff Writer

Hisense U7N reviewView Deal

Samsung HW-Q800C 5.1.2 Dolby Atmos soundbar: was $997.99 now $569 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
I’m a big fan of Samsung’s soundbars, as are the rest of the AV team on TechRadar, because they give you such great power and precision for a thoroughly reasonable price, and that’s exactly what you’re getting here. Every time I try soundbars like the Q800C (or Q990D, as I did recently), I like them more.

In our review, we called this a “phenomenally powerful multi-channel speaker system capable of unlocking the joys of a good movie soundtrack” – and you can even upgrade it with rear speakers in the future, if you want even more of that.

If you’ve got a big TV and you want big, high-quality sound to match it, this is very hard to beat for under $1,000 – Matt Bolton, Managing Editor, Entertainment

Samsung HW-Q800C reviewView Deal

Fire TV Stick 4K Max: was $59.99 now $34.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
I believe in making use of older tech for as long as possible, and the secondary TV in my house used to be my main TV until I moved it upstairs when I upgraded a few years ago. But despite being 4K HDR, its smart TV platform isn’t really holding up any more… but no need to replace it! I just added a streaming stick, and suddenly I’m back up to date.

I recommend the Fire TV Stick 4K Max because it’s one of the easier-to-use platforms, the voice control works well, and this Max version has a more powerful chip to avoid the slow-downs that Fire TV has been occasionally prone to, as well as supporting every flavor of HDR and Dolby Atmos – Matt Bolton, Managing Editor, Entertainment

Fire TV Stick 4K Max reviewView Deal

Apple MacBook Air M1: was $999 now $699 at Walmart

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
It’s getting a little old now, but the MacBook Air M1 is still a fantastic choice if you’re looking for a fast and light laptop with great battery life – particularly at this price.

I’ve owned one myself for four years and have never regretted buying it. In TechRadar’s review, Matt Hanson, our Managing Editor, Core Tech, said “in my time with the MacBook Air M1 I was incredibly impressed with how it performed”, and I’d agree with every word.

It’s been as low as $749 previously, but this remains a fantastic deal, expecially given that it could be the last chance to pick one up now that it’s officially discontinued – Marc McLaren, Global Editor in Chief

Apple MacBook M1 reviewView Deal

Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro 16-inch: was $1,749.99 now $1,299.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
You know it’s a good sign when the biggest criticism our reviewer has is that the laptop looks a bit too much like a MacBook. Yes, the latest Samsung Galaxy Book is a gorgeous (if a little derivative) piece of kit, equipped with the latest Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU and an absolutely stunning AMOLED display.

Not content with just a powerful processor and fantastic screen, Samsung has also given this beauty a phenomenal all-day battery life, capable of handling more than 14 hours of video playbook. As our reviewer Jeremy notes: “It also supports touch input. Apple simply can’t compete”
– Christian Guyton, Computing Editor

Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro reviewView Deal

Apple Mac mini with M2: was $599 now $499 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 5/5
“Forget Windows 11, this is the best PC you can buy.” That’s the tagline for my boss Matt Hanson’s review of the 2023 Mac mini, and even as a long-serving Apple skeptic, I truly can’t disagree.

The M2 chip is a beast, bringing this compact computer performance its similarly sized rivals could only dream of. And it really is tiny – small enough to tuck away out of sight behind your monitor, though you won’t be able to reach the (surprisingly ample) port selection if you do that.

With Apple lowering the entry price for the Mac mini with this iteration and a further $100 slashed off for Prime Day, this is literally the best desktop computer you can buy right now. Don’t debate me on this – Christian Guyton, Computing Editor

Apple Mac Mini (M2, 2023) reviewView Deal

Razer Blade 15: was $2,799.99 now $1,789.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
Once you’ve seen one Razer Blade review, you’ve seen them all, as the saying (probably) goes. Yes, Razer’s signature gaming laptop line consistently puts out incredible hardware, but it’s all got the same problem: it’s too gosh-darned expensive!

“The price is as eye-watering as ever,” wrote reviewer (and my American mirror image) John Loeffler. But he had to admit that “it’s one of the best 15-inch laptops money can buy”, going on to praise the performance and design, even calling it “the MacBook of gaming laptops.”

At a huge $1,010 discount, I’m very happy to say that this updated model of the Blade 15 – packing the mighty RTX 4070 graphics card from Nvidia – is finally an awesome deal. Also featuring a 13th-gen Intel CPU and a durable metal chassis, it’s as future-proofed a gaming laptop as anyone needs to buy right now – Christian Guyton, Computing Editor

Razer Blade 15 (2022) reviewView Deal

LG Gram 17: was $1,999.99 now $1,699.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
We actually haven’t reviewed the large-scale 17-inch model of the LG Gram since way back in 2021, where we called it “shockingly light” and “a productivity powerhouse”. But here’s the kicker: the design has remained almost unchanged since then, because quite frankly, LG already struck gold.

This updated model – a respectable $300 off for Prime Day despite its cutting-edge internal components – features an Intel Core i7-1360P processor, two terabytes of storage, a mighty 32GB of RAM, and even a dedicated graphics card: the Nvidia RTX 3050.

That dedicated GPU is vital for anyone who wants to use their laptop for content creation, and has the added bonus of accelerating AI workloads thanks to Nvidia’s Tensor Cores. With more and more AI features landing in Windows 11 and beyond, it’s a smart choice to nab this now – Christian Guyton, Computing Editor

LG Gram 17 (2021) reviewView Deal

Acer Swift Go 14: was $579.99 now $507 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
“A capable mid-range machine” was how reviewer Michelle Rae Uy described the Acer Swift Go 14 – and from my discussions with them behind the scenes, that’s exactly what Acer was going for.

This isn’t a laptop to shake the world: it’s designed to do its job well, and it manages to excel in a wide range of areas, from solid productivity performance to a sharp, vibrant display and long battery life.

“I didn’t experience any slowdown even when I had 20 browser tabs open with four different streaming services playing content simultaneously,” Michelle noted, an impressive feat for a mid-range laptop. If you’re not one for frills and prefer no-nonsense performance, the Swift Go 14 is a sound choice – Christian Guyton, Computing Editor

Acer Swift Go 14 reviewView Deal

Logitech C920 Webcam: was $69.99 now $49.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
While this webcam is a few years old at this point, it’s still one of the best you can find anywhere, and with Prime Day, there’s no better time to upgrade to a 1080p model to replace your old 720p pandemic purchase.

Former computing writer Jess Weatherbed wrote in her review: “With a perfect balance of performance and affordability, the C920 offers exactly what the everyday person needs in a webcam.”

Right now, the Logitech C920 webcam is down to the lowest price we’ve seen in over a year, so there’s no better time to upgrade your WFH setup – John Loeffler, Computing Editor

Logitech c920 Webcam reviewView Deal

Amazon Eero mesh WiFi router: was $89.99 now $69.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
With the launch of a bunch of Wi-Fi 7 routers, Wi-Fi 6 models are dropping in price, and the Amazon Eero series are among the best values out there even at full retail price.

In our review, our router guru Cliff Joseph said: “It’s not the fastest mesh system around, but the Eero 6 is an affordable Wi-Fi 6 upgrade for larger homes that have a lot of computers and smart devices.”

Right now for Prime Day, the Amazon Eero 6 Wi-Fi router is down to its lowest price ever, and it’s not likely to go much lower, so now’s a perfect time to pick one up – John Loeffler, Computing Editor

Amazon Eero 6 reviewView Deal

Samsung 990 Pro 4TB: was $464.99 now $291.57 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 5/5
The Samsung 990 Pro is as good a PCIe 4.0 SSD as you’re going to be able to find, and for 4TB of super-fast storage, this Prime Day price can’t be beat.

In my review, I wrote: “With solid capacities at a fair price and the fastest read/write performance of any PCIe 4.0 SSD we’ve tested, this SSD should definitely be at the top of your list if you’re looking to upgrade or do a new PC build.”

I stand by that assessment more than a year after I first reviewed it, and while this isn’t the absolute lowest price we’ve seen, it’s still an absolute bargain for under $300. If your motherboard or console storage doesn’t have a heatsink, though, be sure to select the heatsink option from the Amazon page for a few bucks more, since this SSD will run hot under heavy use – John Loeffler, Computing Editor

Samsung 990 Pro reviewView Deal

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless: was $349.99 now $273.95 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
When it comes to wireless gaming headsets, there are few better than the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, which boasts premium hi-fi drivers, active noise canceling, and multi-system compatibility.

Former reviews editor Michelle Rae Uy said in her review that this “is the future of gaming headsets with its multi-device-and-platform connectivity, long battery life, amazing comfort, and…excellent sound quality.”

For Prime Day, the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is just $2 above its lowest price ever, so you’ll definitely want to grab this one while you can – John Loeffler, Computing editor

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless reviewView Deal

Sony WH-1000XM4: was $348 now $198 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 5/5
They’re a few years old now, but having compared them directly to the newer Sony WH-1000XM5, the difference really isn’t that big – and thanks to price cuts like this, I still think these are the best premium headphones for most people.

I love how lightweight they are, and the folding design for traveling, which the newer version dropped! And the noise cancellation and sound quality remain impressive for this kind of price. As I said in my 2024 update to our review, these “really hit the sweet spot if you can get them for our recommended prices” – and since this is their lowest price to date, you’d better believe I recommend it.

I suspect these headphones won’t be around too much longer, so don’t miss out on your chance to pick up a bargain – Matt Bolton, Managing Editor, Entertainment

Sony WH-1000XM4 reviewView Deal

Apple AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C): was $249.99 now $168.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
I still use AirPods Pro 2 every day, despite having access to some of the best earbuds on the planet, because I think their particular mix of sound quality, noise cancellation power, lightweight and comfortable design, and smart features hasn’t really been beaten. Of course, and as you might guess, I’ve got lots of Apple tech, so I get the most from them.

They’ve been beaten in individual ways by other earbuds, but as a total package that balances elements that I personally find important – including having a smaller case than the competition, for example, and better ‘Find My’ features than anything else on the planet – they remain the buds I reach for automatically.

And this is the lowest price they’ve ever been. This is for the updated version with USB-C charging, released at the end of last year – Matt Bolton, Managing Editor, Entertainment

Apple AirPods Pro 2 reviewView Deal

Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II: was $299 now $169.95 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 5/5
I reviewed the newer, and considerably more expensive, Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds, and yet it’s these older ones that I still recommend as the best wireless earbuds for noise cancellation, and it’s all about value. The Bose Ultra do block more noise, but only a tiny amount more, and you pay a lot to get there. But these beauties still block more noise than the competition, and now do it for their cheapest ever price.

I do wish that they had Bluetooth multi-point pairing and some other mod-cons, but I can live without it for this level of silence on my train in the morning, for this kind of price.

They sound very good, of course, and stay in the ear well, though those with smaller heads may find that these chunkier buds aren’t the best fit for bijoux ears – Becky Scarrott, Audio Editor

Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II reviewView Deal

Nothing Ear (a): was $109 now $79 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 5/5
Ah, my favorite yellow earbuds are heavily discounted, despite only being available since April 2024! And the white and black options are too, for those of a more neutral disposition. Either way, they’re my top Prime Day steal.

They got full marks under intense review, where I said that Nothing “hit a resounding home run here. The feature set, more meaningful noise cancellation, superb sound quality for the level, comfort, and longer battery life are spot on”. I actually like them more than the more expensive Nothing Ear, released at the same time, because they’re practically as good, but cheaper.

I think they’re the best earbuds you can get for anything like this kind of price, and much much better than cheaper Beats or AirPods options – Becky Scarrott, Audio Editor

Nothing Ear (a) reviewView Deal

Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3: was $99.99 now $56.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
When the Wonderboom 3 came out, I was underwhelmed by it. We’d waiting a long time for the successor to the Wonderboom 2, and there didn’t seem to be much change for the same price, years later. But that was based on it being full price – at 41% off, I’m pretty damn positive on it!

Our review said that “between its fun design, long-lasting battery, small, light frame and outdoors mode, it’s a great companion for parties and gatherings, particularly outdoors ones” and I want to especially mention the design. UE has barely tweaked it from the original Wonderboom seven years ago, and that’s because it nailed it! It’s tough, you can grab it in one hand, it’s funky in Hyper Pink and Performance Blue color options… it’s the kind of thing that brings me a bit of joy just to snatch it up and take it outside on a beautiful day – Matt Bolton, Managing Editor, Entertainment

Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3 reviewView Deal

Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus (256GB): was $999.99 now $749.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
Samsung’s Galaxy Plus phones rarely prove better value for money than their standard or Ultra counterparts, but the Galaxy S24 Plus bucks that trend and then some.

This phone’s display is objectively better than the one you’ll find on the Galaxy S24, and it doesn’t lose out on the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s suite of Galaxy AI features, either. It benefits from the same Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset as its premium sibling, too, as well as having comparable battery life.

In my review, I described the Galaxy S24 Plus as “one of the best AI phones,” and at $749.99 at Amazon right now, it’s never offered better value for money – Axel Metz, Phones Editor

Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus reviewView Deal

OnePlus Open: was $1,699.99 now $1,299.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
If you’re in the market for a tablet-style foldable in 2024, look no further than the excellent OnePlus Open, which tops our list of the best foldable phones and is currently available for a record-low $1,299.99 at Amazon.

This Galaxy Z Fold 5 rival boasts an impressive design and market-leading cameras, and although the OnePlus Open 2 looks likely to launch towards the end of this year, we don’t think you’ll find a better price for the original OnePlus Open between now and October.

In my review, I described the OnePlus Open as “the only foldable phone that doesn’t compromise,” and while we’re still in the process of testing the Galaxy Z Fold 6, we’re confident that you won’t find a better value-for-money foldable than the OnePlus Open in 2024, even after the launch of Samsung’s newest device – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

OnePlus Open reviewView Deal

OnePlus 12R (128GB): was $499.99 now $349.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
OnePlus has emerged as a real premium smartphone contender in recent years, and the company’s R-series handsets often have often proven a great way to access flagship-level features at an accessible price. 

The only problem? Until this year, these R-series phones were limited to India, but that all changed with the OnePlus 12R, which launched internationally in February.

In their OnePlus 12R review, our original reviewer noted that the OnePlus 12R is basically “a OnePlus 11 with a better display, a bigger battery, a simpler camera and a lower starting price,” and given that we described the OnePlus 11 as a “flagship killer” in 2023, that’s a pretty solid endorsement. 

What’s more, the OnePlus 12R is now an even more attractive proposition thanks to Amazon’s $150 Prime Day discount, which brings its price down to a new record-low. This deal gets two thumbs up from me – Axel Metz, Phones Editor

OnePlus 12R reviewView Deal

Samsung Galaxy A35 5G (128GB): was $399.99 now $299.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 3.5/5
Despite dropping one-and-a-half stars in our Galaxy A35 review, the newly released Galaxy A35 5G earns a spot on our list of the best cheap phones for its flagship-style looks, beautiful screen and capable performance. 

Sure, it doesn’t offer the best cameras nor the fastest charging, but given its (relatively) affordable launch price, you’re still getting plenty of bang for your buck.

Indeed, our reviewer described the Galaxy A35 as “a commendable, low-cost Galaxy S24 alternative,” and having used both phones myself, I can happily confirm that assertion.

What’s more, at just $299.99 for Prime Day, the Galaxy A35 has never been a more attractive proposition. If you’re looking for a reliable, no-frills smartphone upgrade, this is a great choice in 2024 – Axel Metz, Phones Editor

Samsung Galaxy A35 reviewView Deal

Samsung Galaxy S23 FE (128GB): was $599.99 now $449.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
If you’re after something a tad more advanced than the Galaxy A35 but more affordable than the Galaxy S24, then the Galaxy S23 FE is worth considering.

I described this ‘Fan Edition’ phone as a “solid buy” and a “huge step up from other bargain phones” in my Galaxy S23 FE review, and it’s never offered better value for money than right now.

For starters, the Galaxy S23 FE offers a level of build quality that you just don’t find in this price range. It boasts a long-lasting battery, too, as well as excellent performance from a proven chipset and a host of advanced charging modes.

If you want exceptional cameras and a premium-looking design, you’ll have to spend a bit more, but at just $449.99 for Prime Day, the Galaxy S23 FE is a great mid-range alternative to the more expensive Galaxy S24 and lower-end Galaxy A35 – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

Samsung Galaxy S23 FE reviewView Deal

Amazon Kindle Scribe: was $339.99 now $234.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 3.5/5
The Kindle Scribe is available for the lowest price I’ve ever seen. I didn’t think the Kindle Scribe did much when it first arrived, but Amazon has since added more writing capabilities, including an entire section of the Kindle Book Store that is filled with books to write in. It’s now my favorite Kindle and one of my favorite drawing tablets, especially for students and casual note-takers.

It’s the biggest Kindle screen of the bunch, and that alone makes it worth considering. I liked taking notes and doodling, and the Kindle Scribe has solid writing features that make it a unique option for students, teachers, and avid readers like me. 

For a bit more, the Kindle Scribe essentials bundle is worth the upgrade. It gives you a nice leather cover that flips up like a legal pad, as well as the Premium Pen, with its eraser tip, for a great price – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

Amazon Kindle Scribe reviewView Deal

Apple iPad 10.9 (2022): was $349 now $299 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
There are a lot of iPad models on sale, and the one I’d buy is the reliable iPad 10.9 (2022). You can find the slightly older iPad 10.2 even cheaper, but I prefer this newer model, which has Apple’s most recent design (ie. no home button) and plenty of power. 

This is one of my favorite iPad models, and Apple didn’t bother to update this model with the latest iPad Air and iPad Pro refresh, because it’s already plenty fast. I’m a bit disappointed this iPad won’t get the Apple Intelligence features that are coming, since it lacks an Apple M1 or better processor, but maybe that’s a good thing? It’s a proven tablet, no worries about future software mucking things up. 

I especially love the color options on this tablet, as Apple returned to colorful designs with this model, and you can even find matching keyboard and case options – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

Apple iPad 10.9 (2022) reviewView Deal

Apple iPad mini (2021): was $499 now $379.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
I’m not joking when I say this could be your last chance to buy the iPad mini, at this lowest price ever or any price. I’ve been a fan of smaller tablets since the original Galaxy Tab, but Samsung doesn’t make small Tabs any more, and Apple hasn’t updated the iPad mini in a few years. If you want one, buy one now before they sell out. 

That doesn’t mean the iPad mini is too old. It still packs a powerful processor, even better than the iPad 10.9 (2022), and our review said this tablet has lots of power, making it an ideal (large) pocket-sized computer. Battery life was limited, of course, since this is a smaller iPad, but it’s worth the compromise to carry such a small powerhouse. 

I haven’t heard any rumors about upcoming iPad mini replacements, so grab this small tablet while you can – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

Apple iPad mini (2021) reviewView Deal

Apple iPad Pro 13-inch (M4): was $1,299 now $1,199.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
I want this big, beastly Apple iPad Pro so badly, I’m looking at every discount with hunger. A $100 price cut on Apple’s most expensive tablet may not seem like a big deal, but Apple devices don’t get big discounts until they are years past their prime. If you want this iPad Pro 13-inch (M4) for less, you’ll take what you can get. 

Our review only confirms everything I’d assume about Apple’s new hotness. It’s big, bright, beautiful, and battery life is excellent. It’s just as thin and light as Apple brags, and it’s just as expensive as I feared. Take $100 away for Prime Day and it comes just a bit closer to my price range.

Do I need this new Apple M4 chip? I’m so curious about Apple Intelligence that I want to have the premier tablet to check out Apple’s upcoming AI. The iPad Pro 13-inch (M4) is the way to go, and at this price, it’s the cheapest it’s been since it launched – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

Apple iPad Pro 13-inch (M4) reviewView Deal

Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2022): was $1,199 now $899.99 at Best Buy

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
Let’s be honest, I don’t really need the new Apple M4 chipset, because this iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2022) is faster than any tablet I’ve ever owned, and I’ll never push this iPad, with its Apple M2 chipset inside, past its limits. That makes this $300 price cut at Best Buy an even better choice. 

Sure, the newer iPad Pro 13-inch has the newer processor, but our review points out that this iPad Pro is certainly future proof, and Apple has confirmed that Apple Intelligence will be coming to this tablet in the future, like all Apple M1 and better devices. 

I love the mini-LED display on this tablet, which makes it bright and dynamic, as well as the amazing Apple Pencil features. This is the best discount I’ve seen on Apple’s older iPad Pro, and at this price it’s a better pick than many new iPad models – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2022) reviewView Deal

OnePlus Pad: was $479.99 now $369.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
The OnePlus Pad came out of nowhere and landed at the top of my list of the best Android tablets you can buy. For most people, the OnePlus Pad’s amazing display, standout design, and easy software make it a great tablet choice at any price. With this Prime Day deal dropping the price to the lowest I’ve ever seen, I’d run to buy one if you need a bargain tablet. 

The OnePlus Pad looks great, and its unique aspect ratio makes it perfect for watching movies in landscape or reading the web in portrait mode. The matching keyboard and case only seal the deal and make it a great, simpler productivity tablet for folks who don’t want to wrestle with Samsung’s more complicated Galaxy Tab S models. 

OnePlus has announced a successor coming in the next month or so, but the OnePlus Pad is still a great tablet with performance that will last a long time. No matter what phone you have, this is a great pick at today’s price – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

OnePlus Pad reviewView Deal

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus: was $599.99 now $419.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
Don’t be distracted by the “FE” moniker (it literally means nothing), this is a premium Galaxy tablet, and that means it’s packed with more features than you’d ever expect. I was truly impressed by this Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus, especially the design. It’s a great looking tablet, and it’s even water resistant, which means you can use it in the rain or in the pool. 

The Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus comes with a Samsung S Pen, unlike similar Apple iPad models that make you pay a lot extra for a pen. I found the Tab S9 FE Plus got great battery life, thanks to the huge cell packed behind the large display, as well as Samsung’s conservative processor that only sips power. 

It may not have raw power, but it has plenty of professional features, and if you want a cool, durable tablet for less, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus is a great choice – Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus reviewView Deal

Nikon D780: was $2,296.96 now $1,596.95 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
Nikon is now focusing attention on its mirrorless cameras, but there’s still very much a case for Nikon DSLRs in 2024, especially when there are deals this good: Amazon has slashed $700 off the 24.5MP Nikon D780, which is its lowest-ever price.  

The D780 is Nikon’s most modern DLSR and a fantastic full-frame all-rounder, combining great image quality, a weather-proof build, superb battery life and modern autofocus skills. You’ll miss out on in-body image stabilization by opting for a DSLR over a mirrorless model like the Z6 II (also on sale for just $1,596.95 at Adorama, was $1,996.95), but having used these cameras extensively I can tell you there’s a case for both DSLR and mirrorless. 

You can also get the D780 with the 24-120mm f/4 lens for $2,096.95 at Amazon, again that $700 off. If you’re going to be buying more lenses after purchase, you’ll find DSLR lenses are cheaper than mirrorless ones, so this D780 deal could be the best pick for serious photographers – Timothy Coleman, Cameras Editor

Nikon D780 reviewView Deal

GoPro Hero 12 Black: was $399 now $299 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
I was a little surprised when the GoPro Hero 12 Black deal popped up, after all it’s the latest flagship model by the market leader in action cameras. That hasn’t stopped GoPro knocking $100 off the price of the standard bundle.

The Hero 12 Black was only a minor update of the Hero 11 Black (for which there’s also a superb value bundle deal that was $379 and is now just $249 at Amazon), but that’s no bad thing given how good these models are. 

DJI and Insta360 are rivalling GoPro for the throne of best action camera, but the Hero 12 Black remains our top pick overall. It boasts 5.3K video, superb stabilization and horizon levelling, plus a tough build that’s waterproof and drop-proof. You won’t find a better action camera for the money in this deal – Timothy Coleman, Cameras Editor

GoPro Hero 12 Black reviewView Deal

Canon EOS R8: was $1,499 now $1,199 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
When the Canon EOS R8 was launched in April 2023, we said that you won’t find a better full-frame camera for the price. Well, $300 has been slashed off that launch price and the EOS R8 can be had for just £1,199 at Amazon on Prime Day – its lowest price yet. If you want Canon’s smallest ever full-frame camera with a lens, there’e also an excellent value 24-50mm bundle which is now just $1,349 (was $1,699). 

We weren’t particularly excited by the EOS R8 when reviewing it because there was nothing really new. It is essentially a mashup of the entry-level EOS RP and the mid-range EOS R6 II, borrowing many features from the pricier model and squeezing them into a smaller package.

On reflection, we think the EOS R8 is a fine balance of features and of value. You miss out on in-body image stabilization and the smaller battery means poorer battery life, but you get the same 24MP full-frame sensor and excellent tracking autofocus performance in what is a considerable cheaper camera. And thanks to Prime Day, it’s cheaper than ever – Timothy Coleman, Cameras Editor

Canon EOS R8 reviewView Deal

Insta360 Ace Pro was $449.99 now $349.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
What do you do to muscle in on the action camera market dominated by the big players GoPro and DJI? Do something they haven’t been able to do before, of course, and that’s what Insta360 did with its Ace Pro – the first camera of its kind to shoot 8K video.

Best-in-class video resolution isn’t the only area that Insta360 went big. The Ace Pro has a handy 2.4-inch flip-up screen and slow motion 4K video ably supported by excellent stabilization. Photo quality is particularly good, with the HDR mode capturing a wide range of detail, though video quality in low light could be better. 

Besides being a little bulky compared to rivals, it was the asking price that was the main detractor from the Ace Pro. That’s somewhat of a moot point now on Prime Day, given $100 has been slashed off the price of the Insta360 Ace Pro, which is now just $349 at Amazon. That’s a decent discount for a camera less than a year old. The Ace Pro is an impressive model given this is Insta360’s first foray into the wide angle action camera market, and holds its ground against the GoPro Hero 12 Black and DJI Osmo Action 4 – Timothy Coleman, Cameras Editor

Insta360 Ace Pro reviewView Deal

Ninja AF150AMZ Air Fryer XL: was $159.99 now $89.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5 (based on the smaller, AF101 model)
A fantastic entry point for air frying newbies or those with smaller kitchens, the Ninja AF150 is easy to use, easy to clean, and offers fantastic results across all of its four presets and its reheating mode. It’s one I’ve recommended to friends and family, and at this price it’s a no-brainer.

It’s nice and compact while still offering a respectable 5.5qt capacity, a balance many air fryers struggle to strike.

Ninja makes some of the best air fryers on the market, and the AF150AMZ is no different, which is why we’re always excited to see these air fryers crop up in seasonal sales. That’s especially true when we’re graced with a record-low price, and one that we’ve only seen twice for this particular model – Josephine Watson, Managing Editor, Lifestyle

Ninja AF101 air fryer reviewView Deal

Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee Machine and milk frother: was $239.95 now $167.95 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
Nespresso coffee machines are among the easiest to use, and the Vertuo Next is particularly user-friendly. Simply push a button for delicious, smooth coffee in minutes. 

The Vertuo Next is pretty much my go-to recommendation for coffee lovers who don’t love the craft, as it allows for five different cup sizes, it barely makes any mess, and makes delicious espressos and Americanos. Plus, this bundle comes with a milk frother, meaning you can also make lattes and cappuccinos. 

I’ve only seen the price for this bundle drop lower once before, which was during last year’s Christmas sales. Even then, that was only $18 cheaper, so this is a pretty tempting offer – Josephine Watson, Managing Editor, Lifestyle

Nespresso Vertuo Next reviewView Deal

iRobot Roomba Combo j9+: was $1,399 now $799 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
I’m always excited to see a discounted Roomba, given they’re not exactly budget-friendly at list price. It’s especially exciting, however, to see one of iRobot’s most recently released Roombas at its lowest-ever price; a drastic 43% discount. Better yet, the non-mopping variant, the Roomba j9 Plus is also on offer at a record-low price of $649 at Amazon.

With its impressive cleaning abilities and armed with advanced features like dirt detection so it can prioritize your dirtiest rooms, and smart scrub so that its mop can tackle hardy stains, the j9+ is a wonderfully effective and low-maintenance robovac. Best of all, it has a self-emptying dock so that it can empty itself.

You won’t find a machine this good for this much of a discount outside of Black Friday, so it’s one to watch – Josephine Watson, Managing Editor, Lifestyle 

iRobot Roomba Combo j9 Plus reviewView Deal

Ring Battery Video Doorbell Pro: was $229.99 now $149.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
The latest Ring Doorbell is heavily discounted for its first Prime Day, receiving a $60 discount that makes it a far more attractive proposition than its list price. 

Offering 1536p HD Video and improved color night vision,  the Ring Battery Video Doorbell Pro iterates upon its predecessor, the Battery Doorbell Plus. We were impressed by its new features like Bird’s Eye View, which adds an aerial view to Ring’s array of surveillance features, as well as pre-roll footage (which only works fully with a Ring Protect subscription) and dual-band Wi-Fi support. Other features like Package Alerts and advanced video features are exclusive to the highest Ring Protect subscription package, unfortunately.

If you want the most premium video doorbell available at a fraction of the price, the Battery Video Doorbell Pro is a must-have – Josephine Watson, Managing Editor, Lifestyle

Ring Battery Video Doorbell Pro reviewView Deal

Xbox Wireless Controller (Carbon Black): was $59.99 now $44 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
You can’t go wrong with the official Xbox Wireless Controller if you’re after a versatile gamepad to use with with a wide variety of systems. At $44, it’s currently hovering just 9 cents above its lowest-ever price at the retailer making for one seriously good value purchase.

It offers comfortable ergonomics, premium materials, and some impressive features like impulse triggers. It’s readily compatible with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and PC, not to mention mobile. It’s even a good fit for Steam Deck and cloud gaming, so you’re covered however you play – Dashiell Wood, Hardware Writer, Gaming

Xbox Wireless Controller reviewView Deal

Xbox Wireless Controller (Nocturnal Vapor Special Edition): was $69.99 now $53.50 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
If you would prefer something much more adventurous,  then the stunning Nocturnal Vapor Special Edition Xbox Wireless Controller is for you. It’s on sale for a $16.49 discount right now, which is notable as Special Edition controllers tend not to receive that many discounts over the year. 

Every version of this controller boasts a unique design thanks to its manufacturing process, making for a one of a kind gamepad – Dashiell Wood, Hardware Writer, Gaming

Xbox Wireless Controller reviewView Deal

Xbox Wireless Controller (Velocity Green): was $58.99 now $49 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
The striking Velocity Green Xbox Wireless Controller is also discounted right now and has fallen below $50 for the first time in weeks.

It features a cool neon-green faceplate which is complimented brilliantly by a black d-pad and buttons. The clean white underside then brings everything together, making for a very eye-catching overall look – Dashiell Wood, Hardware Writer, Gaming

Xbox Wireless Controller review

Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card: was $159.99 now $123.49 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
Internal storage cards are arguably the most essential Xbox Series X or Series S accessory you can buy, on a pure utility factor alone. That’s absolutely the case here with the 1TB Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card.

Usually, such SSDs are a little too expensive to recommend. But right now, at $123.49, the card has reached a record-low price this Prime Day. That’s actually mighty impressive given the frequency of deals for the thing over the years.

I love the plug-and-play simplicity of this Seagate card. Simply pop it into the internal storage card slot on your console and after a brief initial formatting, you’re golden – Rhys Wood, Hardware Editor, Gaming

Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card reviewView Deal

WD Black C50: was $149.99 now $117.79 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
If you’re looking to save slightly more than what’s possible with the Seagate deal, then this lowest-ever discount on the WD Black C50 should be your next port of call.

I’m a proud owner of this storage device, and it’s currently sitting in the back of my Xbox Series X, providing an extra 1TB of storage space. And I’ve rarely had to delete games since.

The WD Black C50 is impressively compact, meaning you also don’t run the risk of it snagging something in your gaming setup. Honestly, until we see potential 2TB Xbox console revisions, this card is the next best thing – Rhys Wood, Hardware Editor, Gaming

WD Black C50 expansion card reviewView Deal

GameSir T4 Kaleid: was $41.99 now $33.59 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
The GameSir T4 Kaleid, compatible with Nintendo Switch and PC, is a controller I routinely sing the praises of. Right now, it’s matching its lowest ever price during Amazon Prime Day.

The T4 Kaleid may look gimmicky with its translucent shell and flashy RGB, but I don’t really care, because that’s an aesthetic I’m incredibly fond of.

Beyond that, though, the T4 Kaleid is packing some seriously great features. Drift-resisting Hall effect sticks, delightfully tactile micro switch face buttons and remappable rear buttons make it the best budget controller on the market today – Rhys Wood, Hardware Editor, Gaming

GameSir T4 Kaleid reviewView Deal

8BitDo Ultimate: was $69.99 now $47.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 5/5
The 8BitDo Ultimate is my favorite Nintendo Switch controller that’s designed solely for the platform. Taking the top spot on our best Nintendo Switch controllers list, it’s remained unbeaten for a number of years now.

That $47.99 discount is one hell of an offer, too, comfortably beating its previous best rate by around six bucks. With nary a deal in sight for the official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, this discount comes very easily recommended.

With Hall effect sticks, impressive 20-hour battery life and coming packaged with its own dedicated charging dock, the 8BitDo Ultimate is a fully-featured controller that easily outclasses Nintendo’s official offering – Rhys Wood, Hardware Editor, Gaming

8BitDo Ultimate reviewView Deal

Nitro Deck Crystal Collection Edition: was $89.99 now $59.99 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 5/5
You’ve just seen our favorite Nintendo Switch controller; how about our favorite Nintendo Switch accessory this time instead? One that is right now enjoying its best-ever Amazon discount.

30 bucks off the stellar Nitro Deck is, quite frankly, a bargain. This special edition features a gorgeous translucent look, and several extras including swappable thumbsticks and a carry case are included in the box.

Like the GameSir T4 Kaleid and the 8BitDo Ultimate, the Nitro Deck impressively features Hall effect thumbsticks and incredibly sturdy build quality, making it an essential handheld-facing controller that almost acts like a smart suit of armor for your Switch tablet. You’ll never use those Joy-Con controllers again – Rhys Wood, Hardware Editor, Gaming

Nitro Deck reviewView Deal

SteelSeries Alias: was $179.99 now $119 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
The SteelSeries Alias is one of the best looking gaming microphones on the market and it’s a model that I would wholeheartedly recommend even before this discount to a new lowest-ever price. 

It’s the microphone that I use every day and it’s never let me down. It’s remarkably easy to set up and boasts superb audio quality right out of the box that makes perfect for chatting with friends online.

I’m also a big fan of its handy LED display, which gives you an easy way to monitor your audio levels and tells you when the mic is muted – Dashiell Wood, Hardware Writer, Gaming

SteelSeries Alias reviewView Deal

SteelSeries Alias Pro: was $329.99 now $237.49 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 3/5
I reviewed the SteelSeries Alias Pro at full price and found that it was a good, but not quite outstanding, option for serious content creators. When you slash over $100 off its asking price, however, it becomes a much, much better value purchase. 

This model uses a professional XLR connector and comes bundled with a useful stream mixer that functions as its DAC. This makes it a great option for those looking for an all-in-one streaming audio setup. It sounds absolutely amazing too and is more than suitable for broadcasting your play sessions or recording podcasts.

 This is a new lowest-ever price for the mic and, considering the high quality of everything on offer here, it’s not one to miss – Dashiell Wood, Hardware Writer, Gaming

SteelSeries Alias Pro review

Oura Ring Generation 3 Horizon: was $349.00 now $281.81 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4/5
While it’s far from the newest smart ring, having been released in 2021, the Oura Ring Generation 3 still stands as an excellent smart ring.

If you’re willing to pay its monthly subscription fee, you get even more bang for your buck, with an array of features on offer such as illness prediction, an AI wellness assistant, and wellness scores).

Having tried it myself for a few weeks, I can attest to the fact that it’s a brilliant device with a fantastic selection of, continuously updated wellness tools. At its lowest price ever it’s a win-win – Matt Evans, Fitness, Wellness and Wearables Editor

Oura (Gen 3) reviewView Deal

Garmin Forerunner 265S in neo tropic and whitestone: was $449.99 now $380 at Amazon

TechRadar rating: 4.5/5
Runners rejoice, because our pick for the best running watch for most people is just $10 away from being the cheapest it’s ever been.

For that price, you get an excellent watch with an AMOLED screen, recommended workouts, an arsenal of tools on the Garmin Connect app, and a Training Readiness score. 

There’s a small caveat; the best and most noteworthy deal is on the Garmin Forerunner 265S, the smaller version of the device. However, if you have smaller wrists or just want something a little more lightweight, it’s a fantastic option. There’s slightly different pricing across all the available colorways right now, so make sure to check before you check out.

Last year, I ran a marathon with a Garmin Forerunner 265 strapped on last year, and based on that experience I can certainly attest to the fact that it’s a fantastic device – Matt Evans, Fitness, Wellness and Wearables Editor

Garmin Forerunner 265 reviewView Deal

Recommended by: Matt Bolton, Managing Editor, Entertainment
I’ve been testing and reporting on cutting-edge audio products since 2012, stretching back to iPod dock speakers and early neckband wireless earbuds. I’ve been covering deals events like Black Friday and Prime Day since 2019, so I know what makes a genuinely good new deal, and what’s a less impressive price cut that’s dressing itself up.

Recommended by: Rhys Wood, Hardware Editor for TechRadar Gaming
I’m TechRadar Gaming’s Hardware Editor, and I’ve been part of the TechRadar team for more than three years. I’m particularly passionate about high-quality third-party controllers and headsets, as well as the latest and greatest in fight sticks and VR. I aim to provide easy-to-read, informative coverage on gaming hardware of all kinds. And as for the games themselves, I’m especially keen on fighting and racing games, as well as soulslikes and RPGs.

Recommended by: Philip Berne, Senior Editor, Mobile Reviews
I’ve been covering mobile products since the first iPad and Galaxy Tab, and I’ve used every type of tablet, from artistic drawing tablets to powerful productivity tools. I follow tablet performance and value, tracking prices as they drop over time and finding the best value when the price and performance are just right. 

Recommended by: Al Griffin, TV Hardware Staff Writer
I’ve been writing about and reviewing AV tech since the days LaserDiscs roamed the earth, and I was previously the editor of Sound & Vision magazine. I test a lot of the TV we recommend in deals myself, so I can tell you exactly how good a value they are compared to the competition.

Recommended by: Christian Guyton, UK Computing Editor
I’m TechRadar’s UK-based Computing Editor, and that job does exactly what it says on the tin: computers are my bread and butter, whether it’s high-performance gaming desktops or slim and sleek ultrabooks. I’ve been writing about all kinds of hardware for almost a decade, and I’ve picked up some strong opinions along the way – so you know if I’m recommending a product, I genuinely do like it.

Recommended by: Matt Evans, Fitness, Wellness and Wearables Editor
I’m TechRadar’s Fitness, Wellness and Wearables editor, and I’ve been writing about all things fitness equipment and technology for nine years for brands like Runner’s World, Women’s Health, Men’s Fitness, LiveScience and Fit&Well. I’m a keen runner, an ex-kickboxer, and not averse to the odd yoga flow.

Recommended by: Dashiell Wood, Hardware Writer
As Hardware Writer for TechRadar Gaming I cover all the latest gaming gadgets. I’ve tested it all, from controllers and headsets to storage devices and microphones. I also have years of experience writing about gaming software for some of the biggest gaming magazines in the UK, so know which top titles offer the very best value for money.

Recommended by: Axel Metz, Phones Editor
I’m TechRadar’s Phones Editor, and have been reviewing and writing about the best mobile devices since 2020. Having begun my career as a Staff Writer, I now handle news and feature coverage for the phones section of the site, and regularly edit TechRadar’s phones-related reviews and buying guides. In other words, when it comes to phone deals, I know how to separate the treasure from the trash (or at least I like to think so!).