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- Top Apple discounts still available after Prime Day
- Headphones and earbuds still at major markdowns
- DJI drones, action cams, and creator tools still discounted
- Kitchen appliances worth grabbing now
- Home tech and gadgets still marked down
- Speakers and audio hardware at reduced prices
- TVs and home theater deals still on the table
- Robot vacuums and floor-care savings
- Lego sets and toy deals that stuck around
- Fitness trackers and smartwatch discounts to watch
- Free or nearly free subscriptions and Prime perks
- Streaming, gaming, and digital deals to consider
- Where to check stock, price history, and best alternatives
- Live updates and recent price drops we saw
- Prime Day shopping basics and quick FAQs
Prime Day wrapped, but the bargains haven’t all vanished. Shoppers who missed the main event can still find deep discounts on Apple gear, OLED TVs, headphones, drones, kitchen appliances, and more. We tracked the best offers that survived the sale and rounded them up here so you can shop smarter this weekend.
Top Apple discounts still available after Prime Day
Apple raised prices on many laptops and tablets this week, which makes surviving markdowns more valuable. These Apple deals remain among the most sought-after post-Prime Day steals.
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- Apple Watch Series 11 (GPS, 42mm) — $279 (was $399). Notable savings.
- Apple Watch SE 3 (GPS, 44mm) — $229 (was $279).
- Apple Watch Ultra 3 (GPS + Cellular) — $649 (was $799).
- Apple AirPods Pro 3 — $179 (was $249). A solid earbuds pick.
- iPad (A16, 128GB) — $299 (was $449). Inventory moving fast.
- MacBook Air, 13-inch (M5, 16GB/512GB) — $949.99 at select retailers. Limited stock.
How to shop Apple now
- Expect some laptops and tablets to sell out fast after Apple’s price bump.
- Compare Amazon with Best Buy, Walmart, and Costco for remaining stock and possible better prices.
- Use price trackers to confirm if a deal is truly historic.
Headphones and earbuds still at major markdowns
Audio was a Prime Day highlight. Multiple premium models are lingering at record or near-record lows.
- Sony WH-1000XM5 — $198 (was $399.99). Exceptional noise cancellation value.
- Bose QuietComfort Headphones — $179 (was $359).
- Sennheiser Momentum 4 — $177.95 (was $299.99).
- Beats Solo 4 — $99.95 (was $199.95).
- Apple AirPods 4 — $99 (was $129).
- Bose QuietComfort Earbuds — $129 (was $179).
Earbud picks by use case
- Best ANC: Sony WH-1000XM5 — strong noise cancellation and balanced sound.
- Best workout buds: Beats Powerbeats Fit and Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro options on sale.
- Open-ear options: Bose Ultra Open Earbuds at attractive pricing.
DJI drones, action cams, and creator tools still discounted
Drone discounts held up through the weekend. Several DJI cameras and bundles remain cheaper than usual, though stock can vary by seller.
- DJI Mini 3 — $269 (36% off). Lightweight and 4K-capable.
- DJI Mini 4K — $209 (was $299).
- DJI Osmo Action 4 Essential Combo — $169 (was $229).
- DJI Mic Mini (2 TX + 1 RX) — $79 (was $99).
- Mini 3 Fly More Combos and RC bundles — discounted but inventory limited.
Buying tips for DJI
- Some DJI items are sold by third-party sellers on Amazon due to regulatory constraints. Check seller ratings.
- Look for fly-more combos if you want extra batteries and accessories at a discount.
Kitchen appliances worth grabbing now
Kitchen tech and countertop gadgets were big winners. Many efficient blenders, air fryers, and coffee makers survived the markdowns.
- Ninja Slushi Frozen Drink Maker — $179 at Walmart (was $299). Popular and sometimes out of stock on Amazon.
- Ninja Blast Max Portable Blender — $69.95 (was $99.99).
- NutriBullet Pro+ (1,200W) — $74.99 (was $134.99).
- Vitamix Propel Series 750 — $449.95 (was $629.95).
- Nespresso Vertuo Next — $107 (was $179.95).
Home tech and gadgets still marked down
From robot pool cleaners to smart thermostats, a number of home items remained on sale past Prime Day’s official end.
- Aiper S1 robot pool cleaner — extended discount around 39% off. App-controlled cleaning.
- Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium — $209.99 (was $259.99).
- Shark NeverChange HP152 Air Purifier — $169.99 (was $249.99).
- BirdBuddy PRO Solar smart bird feeder — $239 (was $299).
Speakers and audio hardware at reduced prices
Bluetooth and smart speakers held steady as solid buys for weekend shoppers.
- Bose SoundLink Plus — $179 (was $269).
- Sonos Era 100 — $179 (was $219).
- JBL Go 4 — $39.95 (was $49.95).
- Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 4 — $74 (was $99.99).
TVs and home theater deals still on the table
Big-screen OLED models and TV bundles kept a few standout savings into the weekend.
- LG C5 Series 65″ OLED 4K TV — $1,099.99 (significant drop, lower than recent lows).
- Samsung 65″ S90F OLED 4K TV — $1,197.99 (was $1,697.99).
- Hisense 65″ U7 ULED 4K — $849.99 (was $1,499.99).
- TCL 75″ QM64L QLED — $749.99 (limited stock).
Soundbar and projector picks
- Bose Smart Dolby Atmos Soundbar — $399 (was $549).
- XGIMI Horizon Pro 4K Projector — $698.97 (was $899).
Robot vacuums and floor-care savings
Robot vacuums were among the deal highlights. Some high-end combos fell to aggressive prices.
- Dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2 — $399.99 (was $589.99).
- Roborock Qrevo S Pro — $449.99 (was $699.99).
- iRobot Roomba 415X — marked down heavily in some listings.
- Shark IZ363HT cordless vacuum — $199.99 (was $349.99).
Lego sets and toy deals that stuck around
Lego sets saw steady discounts across themes. Star Wars sets and botanical lines were particularly reduced.
- Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon — $67.99 (was $84.99).
- Lego Lotus Flower — $7.79 (was $14.99).
- Lego Botanicals and Creator 3-in-1 sets — multiple options under $40.
Fitness trackers and smartwatch discounts to watch
Wearables from Garmin, Fitbit, and Samsung remained cheaper after the event.
- Fitbit Charge 6 — $85.45 (was $159.95). New low.
- Fitbit Inspire 3 — $66.45 (was $99.95).
- Garmin fenix 8 AMOLED — $749.99 (was $999.99).
- Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 — $229.99 (was $349.99).
Free or nearly free subscriptions and Prime perks
Prime-related freebies can be great value. Several trial offers and credits persist beyond the main sale.
- Audible: New and returning subscribers can get three months free plus a $20 credit.
- Kindle Unlimited: trials and limited free months continued post-event.
- Amazon Music Unlimited: multi-month trials available for select accounts.
- Promotional credits: some offers include store credits for spending thresholds.
Streaming, gaming, and digital deals to consider
Streaming services and gaming bundles were discounted across tiers and platforms.
- HBO Max annual subscriptions up to 40% off for multiple tiers.
- Nintendo Switch 2 ‘Choose Your Game’ bundle — $499 in bundles that include one game.
- Various Prime Video add-ons like Apple TV, AMC+, and BritBox at low introductory rates.
Where to check stock, price history, and best alternatives
Not every deal stays on Amazon. Competing retailers often match or beat prices after Prime Day finishes.
- Check Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Costco, and brand stores for matched or exclusive deals.
- Use price trackers such as camelcamelcamel to verify historical lows.
- When Amazon shows out-of-stock, search retailer sites for identical SKUs or comparable bundles.
Live updates and recent price drops we saw
Our coverage continued into the weekend and captured extra price cuts and restocks. Highlights included additional headphone and TV reductions.
- Extra markdowns on premium headphones and memory products surfaced after Prime Day closed.
- Several power stations and portable SSDs dropped to record lows for a short window.
- Flash deals on Fire TV Stick and Echo devices returned at very low prices in limited quantities.
Prime Day shopping basics and quick FAQs
- When was Prime Day 2026? The event ran in late June over several days. Deals extended for the weekend in many cases.
- Does everyone get Prime Day prices? Most headline discounts are for Prime members, though some retailer sales open to all customers.
- Will these deals come back? Certain markdowns may return during other sales, but Apple price hikes make some current deals rarer.
- How to know if a deal is legit? Verify using a price-tracker and compare multiple retailers before buying.
