October Prime Day 2025 Live Blog: These Prime Day Deals Are Still Ongoing

If you're looking for a budget tablet under $100, do not consider any tablet other than the Amazon Fire HD 10, currently just $69.99 (originally $139.99). Any other tablet is likely to be a bust, but the Fire HD 10 has been a solid budget option since its 2023 release.

For my home, I also use the Google Nest Thermostat, which looks great and works reliably. You can control your HVAC remotely with the Google app and set routines for $91.99 (originally $129.99).

The GoPro Hero13 Black Ultra Wide Edition delivers impressive picture quality, durability, and video clarity. Plus, its significant updates to its predecessor make it ideal for people who haven’t owned a GoPro or are used to an older model. You can get one for $329.99 (originally $479.99), 31% off for Prime members, dropping it to its lowest price ever. 

While you can't take the Amazon Echo Dot outdoors like the previous speakers, you can command it to turn devices on/off, ask it questions, or play music in multiple rooms if you own multiple Echo speakers. You can get this newest model for $34.99 (originally $49.99).

Anker has been killing it in the budget speaker and headphone department for some time now. The Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Bluetooth Speaker is a great example, currently $29.99 (originally $44.99).

Buying tools individually is always better—even at these price points—but if you just need a few basics that will get used once a year, this 15-piece basic tool set gives you everything you need at a reasonable quality, and it’s under $15 (more than 40% off).

One of my favorite feelings is finding out I have the exact tool for a DIY project I'm doing. If you don't know that feeling, consider getting the Bosch 41-piece drill and driver bit set, which is on sale for $25, after a 50% discount. This set includes basic sizes and types of drill bits for wood, metal, and masonry as well as some driver tips.

You can still find this Kismile air fryer 33% off after Prime Day, so you can snag it for just $119.99 instead of $179.99. It comes with two sizes of (dishwasher-safe) glass bowls for single- and dual-serve options, and it roasts, crisps, or warms up just about anything you need. This is just one of the many kitchen appliances on sale for Prime Day right now.

Powerblocks are on sale, with these 5 to 50-pound Elite EXP adjustables going for $339.51 for a pair. The 90-pound version is $738.65 for a pair, down from $869.99. A single Powerblock 100, which goes up to 100 pounds, is $509.14, down from $599.99.

The Suunto Run is available for $199, a nice 20% off its list price of $249. This one is more of a niche pick for runners who want simplicity without sacrificing quality. Suunto's GPS accuracy is legendary in running circles, and this watch strips away unnecessary features to focus on what matters.

You get detailed running metrics, route navigation, and excellent battery life. The trade-off? Limited smartwatch features and a smaller app ecosystem compared to Garmin. But if you're a runner first and a smartwatch user second, Suunto's focus might appeal to you.

Here's where deal hunters can really score: the Amazfit T-Rex 3 in refurbished condition is available for $178.49, a 26% discount off its $240.05 list price.

The T-Rex 3 is built like a tank with military-grade durability, offers exceptional battery life (up to 27 days), and includes over 170 sports modes with dual-band GPS. The AMOLED display is crisp, and it even has offline maps. Refurbished units from reputable sellers typically include warranties, making this a low-risk way to get premium features. Just verify the seller's reputation and return policy before purchasing.

The Fitbit Versa 4 is available for $132.95, a 34% discount off its list price of $199.95. It offers built-in GPS, 40+ exercise modes, and that legendary Fitbit sleep tracking. Battery life extends to six days, and the interface is clean and easy to navigate. The downside? Limited app support and no music storage. But for straightforward fitness tracking with Fitbit's strong software, it's still a solid choice.

While it feels like Fitbit's smartwatches have largely been replaced by Google's Pixel Watch line, the Fitbit Charge 6 is a solid option available for just $104.45 right now (down 35% from its list price of 159.95). It's technically a fitness band, not a watch, but it punches above its weight class.

The Galaxy Watch 7 has dropped down to $149.99, a 40% markdown from its list price of $249.99. The Galaxy Watch 7 came out in 2024 to an "excellent" review from PCMag for its accurate heart rate measurement, detailed sleep monitoring data tracking, AI health insights, and overall smooth user experience. Just remember that it works best within the Samsung ecosystem.

Right now the Google Pixel Watch 3 is available for $171, a 32% discount off its list price of $250. That pricing applies to the 41-millimeter, wifi-only version. Both sizes of the wifi-only model are about $70 off, and both sizes of the LTE model are $100 off, like this 41-millimeter LTE version discounted to $250, down from $350.

For iPhone users, the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) is seeing a 32% discount, bringing its price down from $249 to just $169.99 during Prime Day. It's Apple's budget option, but it doesn't feel like a compromise.

You get fall detection, crash detection, heart rate monitoring, and seamless integration with your iPhone's ecosystem. The fitness tracking covers all the basics well, though it lacks the advanced metrics runners might want. Battery life remains the weakest point at roughly 18 hours, meaning daily charging is necessary. But if you're already in the Apple ecosystem and want that smooth integration, the SE is your best bet under $200.

The Garmin Venu Sq 2 strikes the perfect balance between features and affordability. During Big Deal Days, it's available for $149.99, a substantial 40% off its list price of 249.99.

This watch brings a bright AMOLED display (a rarity in this price range), comprehensive health tracking, including sleep monitoring and Body Battery energy tracking, and over 25 sport modes. What really sets it apart is Garmin's ecosystem: accurate GPS, detailed workout analysis, and smartphone notifications that actually work reliably. The battery life is solid at 11 days.

If running is your primary focus, the Garmin Forerunner 55 is the name of the game for a no-nonsense budget watch. Right now, it's available for $169, 15% off its retail price of $199.99. What makes it special? The Forerunner 55 delivers GPS accuracy that rivals watches twice its price, along with running-specific features like cadence monitoring, suggested workouts, and race predictors. The battery lasts up to two weeks in smartwatch mode, which means you're not constantly hunting for a charger. It's lightweight, comfortable for all-day wear, and doesn't overwhelm you with features you'll never use.

Blink always has good deals during Amazon events—it's owned by Amazon after all. Right now, you can get the latest Blink Video Doorbell with the Sync Module Core for $34.99 (originally $69.99). If you prefer an outdoor camera, get the same bundle but with the Blink Outdoor 4 for $34.99 (originally $79.99)

For those in the Amazon Echo ecosystem, consider the Amazon Echo Buds, which are at their lowest price ever of $44.99 (originally $139.99) after a 60% discount. They have ANC, hands-free Alexa, and are compatible with both iOS and Android.

While you can't take the Amazon Echo Dot outdoors like the previous speakers, you can command it to turn devices on/off, ask it questions, or play music in multiple rooms if you own multiple Echo speakers. You can get this newest model for $34.99 (originally $49.99).

Anker has been killing it in the budget speaker and headphone department for some time now. The Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Bluetooth Speaker is a great example, currently $27.99 (originally $44.99).

Buying tools individually is always better—even at these price points—but if you just need a few basics that will get used once a year, this 15-piece basic tool set gives you everything you need at a reasonable quality, and it’s under $15 (more than 40% off).

Adjustable wrenches are necessary and often the best tool—but sometimes a simple socket set, like this one from Craftsman, is a much better tool for the job. Any time you need to budge a bolt that is either in an awkward location or frozen up enough to make a wrench a chore to use, this set will save you.

If you have ever experienced the shame of using a kitchen knife to saw away at something while doing a DIY home repair (don't lie), you will understand why having this set of three utility knives from Workpro is so crucial to your DIY sanity. They’re designed to be easy to swap blades, they fold up neatly, you will use them everywhere—and you can pick this up for more than 40% off.

You’d be amazed how much you can get done with two adjustable wrenches, and you can get this durable, corrosion-resistant set from Workpro at 22% off. That’s $18 for two tools that will make everything from basic plumbing to simple mechanical jobs much easier.

Having the right size and style of screwdriver is an absolute necessity. From wall plates to cabinet door hinges to assembling furniture, this 10-piece magnetic set from Amartisan guarantees you’ll have the Phillips or flathead you need to get the job done—and at 41% off right now, it’s less than $10.

The Sonos Ace headphones are also seeing their lowest price of $298.99 (originally $399) if you're looking for some good quality headphones. They are active noise canceling with 30 hours of battery life, Spatial Audio features, Dolby Atmos, Dynamic Head Tracking, and many other features.

The Sonos Beam Gen 2 is $369 (originally $499), the lowest price according to price-tracking tools. This soundbar came out in 2021, adding Atmos compatibility, eARC connectivity, NFC connectivity, and a better processor from the features that were already in the Gen 1. The Sonos companion app also improved dramatically, making for a much better experience and extra features, like the Sonos TruePlay (only for Apple phones), which calibrates the speaker based on its environment.

If you've been eyeing a Google Pixel watch—or any new smartwatch, really—now might be the perfect time to make your move. Right now, the Google Pixel Watch 3 is available for $171 (originally $250). That pricing applies to the 41-millimeter, wifi-only version. Both sizes of the wifi-only model are about $70 off, and both sizes of the LTE model are $100 off, like this 41-millimeter LTE version going for $250 (originally $350).

If you're looking to get the best picture quality for your money, this 65" LG OLED C5 model is an excellent choice, and is now down to $1,497 (originally $2,696.99). The OLED panel offers top-notch black levels and super-sharp contrast. It also supports Dolby Vision HDR, and includes 4K upscaling to reduce some of the choppiness when playing older content.

The Suunto Run Sports Watch is lightweight, with a bright display and excellent GPS and heart rate accuracy. In other words, all the things you’d expect from a mid-range fitness watch already at an affordable price. And today it's even more affordable, dropping to $199 in a Prime Day deal, compared to $249 normally.

The XP-Pen Magic Note Pad is an LED Android tablet with three screen modes that purport to take it from full color to e-ink mode, transforming it from a notebook to a media player, to an e-reader. You can get it for $285 (originally $400) —it's actually most impressive as a drawing tablet.

Right now, the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 are available for $124.95 for October Prime Day, a 31% discount off their list price of $179.95. These are my favorite bone conduction headphones, and you can read why in my in-depth review here.

The Series 10 Apple Watch is discounted starting at $279 for the GPS-only version, down from $399.99. This is last year’s mid-range Apple Watch, which our editor Michelle Ehrhardt crowned the best Apple Watch for most people.

The phone-shaped e-reader, the Boox Palma 2, is from Chinese tech firm Onyx International, and it is Deputy Editor Joel Cunningham's favorite e-reader ever. It is easy to slip into a jeans pocket alongside an iPhone, and the screen's 300ppi resolution and relatively speedy refresh rate also mean you can use productivity apps like Slack, Gmail, and Google Docs. You can get it for $269.99 (originally $299.99).

Apple's previous generation of pro earbuds, the AirPods Pro 2, are currently $169 (originally $249), $80 cheaper than the newest model. And while that $80 will net you a number of exclusive new features, those features just aren't necessary for most of us. If you're looking for a great pair of earbuds, especially if you're in the Apple ecosystem, the second-gen AirPods Pro are arguably the better deal.

The Amazon Fire TV 50" Omni QLED Series 4K television is $359.99 (originally $469.99), and it's a good television with a 4K display, adaptive brightness, and an Alexa-enabled remote control. Check out why Stephen loves it so much.

The Netgear Orbi 970 Wi-Fi 7 mesh series is $1,684.99 (originally $1,999.99), a $315 reduction on the three-pack. This is wifi networking for power users. The Wi-Fi 7 system will completely eliminate dead spots across 10,000 square feet of space, and you can connect up to 200 devices to it without issue.

Maybe you prefer Windows. The Microsoft Surface Laptop is $799 (was $999). If you're looking for a MacBook-like experience, but with a Windows machine, Microsoft's Surface laptop might be the move. The Surface offers a touchscreen display in a compact package, with 16GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD, and a Snapdragon X Plus ARM chip.

Finally, consider the M4 MacBook Pro (14-inch), $1,399 (was $1,599). Maybe it's not for everybody, but it's definitely for you if you want "pro" features at a decent price. This is the same M4 chip as in the Air, but with the Pro, you get a higher-quality mini-LED display, HDMI port, SD card slot, an extra USB-C port, and 512GB of storage. Is that worth the extra $600 over the 13-inch Air? Probably not for most people. But if you're really interested in the "best" MacBook design Apple has to offer, this would be the way to go.

Next up is the M4 MacBook Air (15-inch), $989 (was $1,199). This is essentially the same machine as the 13-inch M4 MacBook Air, just larger. If you need the extra screen real estate and don't mind paying the extra $190, this is a great price for this MacBook.

Let's talk MacBooks. First, up is the M4 MacBook Air (13-inch), $799 (was $999): If you need a new laptop, few options out there are going to offer a better value than the M4 MacBook Air. At $800 for Prime Day, you get the capable M4 chip with 16GB of RAM. Unless your work involves professional graphics or requires significant processing power, this setup will likely get the job done for years to come.

If you're looking for a deal on a PC or Android controller, look no further than the 8Bitdo Ultimate 2 Wireless Gaming Controller, currently $47.99 (was $59.99). It comes with a dock, compatibility with both a dongle and Bluetooth, Hall Effect sticks for increased durability, back paddles, extra bumpers, and switches to turn the triggers into one-tap clicks.

Cloud gaming is becoming an increasingly attractive alternative to owning a console—nothing epitomizes that better than this Xbox Controller and Fire TV Stick Bundle with one month of Game Pass Ultimate, currently going for $98.77 (originally $139.97). That's right, you can play Xbox games on any screen with an HDMI without needing to buy an actual Xbox console. Pretty sweet.

Never lose a purse or luggage again. If you're an Apple user and don't have any AirTags yet, this is the best time to pull the trigger, with a four-pack currently going for $64.99 (originally $99).

The cheapest AirPods (without active noise cancelation) are just $89 (originally $129) after a record low price. These are the fourth generation with the H2 chip and a 30-hour battery. You can also get the ANC version for a record-low price.

Our Senior Staff Writer, Stephen Johnson, loves this MIDI Keyboard, even though he claims to be terrible at it. If you don't believe it, hear it directly from the source. For $79.79 (originally $99), you can potentially be just as good (or terrible) as him.

If you're looking for a budget tablet under $100, do not consider any tablet other than the Amazon Fire HD 10, currently just $69.99 (originally $139.99). Any other tablet is likely to be a bust, but the Fire HD 10 has been a solid budget option since its 2023 release.

Another great Google product is the Google TV Streamer 4K, currently $79.98 (originally $99.99). It lets you easily cast a phone to any TV or projector (Android or iOS alike). This specific model is compatible with 4K resolution.

If you're looking for the Roku equivalent, the Roku Ultra for $69 (originally $99.99) is your best bet and is also discounted right now.

The SwitchBot Lock Pro is a darn good smart lock, as you can read in this review. It's reliable, simple, and comes with many useful features. It's also extremely renter-friendly, so you can install it easily with minimal work—and take it with you when you move out, without any landlord being the wiser. You can get just the smart lock for $69.99 (originally $119.99), but if you want everything you need to work it remotely, get the bundle.

If you’re looking for total coverage of your property, the Ring Spotlight Cam Plus 4-Pack bundle is currently 35% off—its lowest price ever.  This battery-powered model might’ve come before the Ring Spotlight Cam Pro, but it’s still a solid surveillance pick to keep your property visible and secure. With four cameras and motion-activated LED spotlights, this rechargeable version (Powered by a Quick Release Battery Pack) offers more flexibility and convenience than wired outdoor cameras. However, compared to the wired version, the battery-powered version isn’t as tamper-proof, as it keeps functioning even when unplugged. 

Samsung's latest and greatest flip foldable,Galaxy Z Flip 7, only came out in July, but that hasn't stopped Amazon from discounting the 256GB model by 23%—it's now $849.99 rather than $1,099.99, in a choice of three colors. This is just one of many cellphones on sale during Prime Day.

The Sony WH-1000XM4 is a pretty old headset at this point, but it's no less capable. It has some of the best noise canceling around, in a slick, minimalist design. Right now it's down to $188, which is a downright steal compared to the newer XM6, which—even at $20 off—is still north of $400.

This multitool pen from RAK is perfect for the handy people, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts in your life, and it’s 31% off for Prime Day. It's a flashlight, screwdriver, level, ruler, and a bottle opener.

The Ego Power+ cordless trimmer and blower is $299.99, which is 27% off the regular price. This combo deal is the trimmer, the blower, a battery, and a charger (plus two attachments for the blower).

Garmin’s Venu X1, its high-end watch that launched a few months ago and you can get it for $699.99 originally $799.99). The X1 is a large, rectangular watch aimed toward lifestyle and recreational fitness. It’s got an LED flashlight, built-in maps, a scratch-resistant sapphire lens, and a speaker and microphone that you can use for calls or a voice assistant. 

This folding work table from Worx is $108.99 (originally $159.99), and it's durable and sturdy (it can handle up to 300 pounds, so if I can lift it up there, it can hold it). It has built-in clamps, which are really useful, and it transforms into a sawhorse in seconds, so I can cut and rip boards as needed, then immediately proceed to the next step in the project.

The iPad mini is Apple’s smallest iPad in the lineup, but not its cheapest. If you’re someone who likes compact devices, that aren’t compromised in performance and hardware, you’ll like the latest 128GB iPad Mini, going for $379 (originally $499).

The base AirPods 4 are discounted to $89 (down from $129), and the AirPods 4 with ANC are $119 (from $179). The AirPods 4 feature shorter stems than their predecessors and a smaller case, but with the same open-ear iconic design. The tips now feature a better in-ear fit, without the need for the silicone tip found in the AirPods Pro.

The XReal One AR smart glasses are on sale for $449 (originally $569). They are augmented-reality display glasses and are compatible with any device with USB-C video. When you slip 'em on, it's like looking at a bright, clear 147" high-def monitor.

The 2024 Amazon Echo Spot is currently $44.99 (originally $79.99), featuring a speaker grille on the bottom and a vivid color touch screen. It has dual-band wifi and Bluetooth, and can be easily set up via the Alexa app.

The AirTag four-pack is $64.99 (originally $99) during the October Prime Day sale. That matches its lowest ever price with a $40 discount over the list price. Once you buy an AirTag, check out all their hidden features to get the most out of them.

The GPS-only version of the Apple Watch SE is $179.99, down from $249.99. This is the second generation of the SE, launched in 2022. It’s a great budget pick if you don’t want to splurge on a newer or fancier Apple Watch. This is just one of many other smartwatches on sale during Prime Day.

High-pressure plungers work by building up air pressure inside (accomplished by pumping it up like a bicycle pump), then shooting a targeted blast of air into the drain to blow the obstruction loose. This one from HimePro also works effectively on sink, floor, and shower drains, and it is $23.99 (originally $29.99). This model produces 120 psi of pressure, which is plenty to clear most common drain and toilet clogs.

This cordless shop vacuum from DeWalt is currently discounted to $163 (originally $200). It’s small, so you can tuck it away almost anywhere, and it’s light enough to pop onto any shelf that’s available. It’s powerful enough for most basic jobs, and on battery it will run for more than half an hour, which should be plenty of time to clean up most messes.

During Amazon's October Prime Day sale, the 44mm Apple Watch SE 2 is down to $199 (originally $279) for some variants, which is 30% off its usual price. The Apple Watch SE 2 can track running, swimming, cycling, and many other types of workouts.

The Hydrow Origin, with a 22” screen and streaming content, is $1,645, down from $2,195. Hydrow makes excellent rowing machines, and it's just one of the many fitness products on sale during Prime Day.

These Electric Scissors are $35.99 (originally $49.99), 32% off for Prime Day. This tool makes all the basic cutting chores a lot easier, requiring less effort.

The M4 MacBook Air is the best MacBook for most people and also the best value laptop you can get. This is true even at its usual price of $999, but during Amazon's October Prime Day sale, you can get the M4 MacBook Air at its all-time low price of $799.

If you just need a few basic tools that will get used once a year, this 15-piece basic set gives you everything you need at a reasonable quality, and it’s under $15 (more than 40% off). Just one of many tools under $20 during Prime Day.

The Nebula Capsule Air is down to $249.99 (originally $399.99) for Prime Members after a $150 discount. It works independently of an outlet and is easy to carry around, measuring just 5.5 x 2.7 x 2.7 inches (HWD)—that's slightly bigger than a regular soda can.

The Dewalt nine-tool combo kit brings a reciprocating saw, a circular saw, an oscillating multi-tool, a drill/driver, an impact driver, a grinder, a blower, and more, and it's currently $699 (originally $949). It has everything you need to get most of the work around the house done.

This Kismile air fryer comes with two sizes of (dishwasher-safe) glass bowls for single- and dual-serve options, and it roasts, crisps, or warms up just about anything you need. It’s 33% off for Prime Day, so you can snag it for just $119.99 instead of $179.99 right now. This is just one of the many kitchen appliances on sale for Prime Day right now.

The Dewalt 20-volt Max Drill and driver set is $179, 31% off its regular price. This set comes with a drill, a driver, two 20-volt batteries, a charger, and a tool bag. This is just one of the many great tools discounted for Prime Day.