Alex Harrington

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Amazon Prime Day 2026 runs from June 23 to 26, and this year the discounts stretch well beyond the usual phones and earbuds. From 100-inch TVs and robot lawnmowers to XR glasses, mirrorless cameras and recovery boots, there is a genuine deal in almost every category.

We have pulled together the standout offers worth your attention, organized by category so you can jump straight to what you are shopping for. The biggest deals are reserved for Prime members, with new offers dropping throughout the four-day event. Prices and availability change quickly once Prime Day goes live, and the best discounts on popular models often sell out before the event ends, so it pays to move early on anything you have had your eye on.

One note before you start: if you are buying anything driven by memory or storage this year, such as laptops, desktops and SSDs, the advice to wait for Black Friday is likely worth ignoring. Memory and storage prices have climbed sharply in 2026 as AI demand pulls component supply away from consumer devices, which makes this Prime Day one of the better windows to buy before prices potentially rise again.

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Phones

Samsung's Galaxy range is the headline act this year, with the flagship S26 Ultra hitting its lowest price yet.

Tablets, watches and wearables

Tablets:

Smartwatches:

Fitness trackers and health rings:

Headphones and earbuds

Sony dominates this category, with its flagship headphones hitting a record low.

German audio specialist beyerdynamic is also offering some of its strongest discounts of the year, running through June 26.

Cameras

A quieter category for traditional cameras, but action cams and 360 gear are seeing some of the best prices of the year.

Insta360 has dropped its entire range to new lows for Prime Day, and these are some of the strongest camera deals of the whole event. The brand has confirmed these prices run through July 15, so there is a little breathing room here.

For anyone stepping up to a proper interchangeable-lens system, keep an eye on Sony Alpha and Canon listings throughout the event, as camera body and lens bundles tend to appear later in the four-day window rather than on day one.

Laptops

This is one of the deepest categories of the entire event, and given the memory price climb this year, one of the most worthwhile. There is a strong pick at almost every price point.

Premium and creator:

Everyday and value:

Budget:

Gaming:

Desktops, components and PC gaming

The memory price story matters most here. If you are upgrading or building, act rather than defer.

ASUS ROG accessories are also heavily discounted: the Harpe Ace Aim Lab gaming mouse is now $87.99 (was $149.99), the Delta II wireless headset $149.99 (was $229.99), the Azoth X mechanical keyboard $169.99 (was $269.99), and the Falchion Ace compact keyboard $69.99 (was $119.99). Several of these run at slightly reduced discounts through July 6.

On storage, Samsung's 2TB 990 Pro PCIe 4.0 SSD is 39 percent off and the 1TB T7 portable SSD is 31 percent off, both worth grabbing before component prices climb further.

PC accessories, charging and docks

Easy to overlook, but Prime Day is a great time to sort out the cables, hubs and chargers that make everything else work.

TVs and home theater

Hisense leads on value, but Sony and Samsung both have standout premium sets this year.

To round out the audio, the Hisense AX3100Q Soundbar is now $184.99 (was $235), the Polk Signa S4 is $336 (was $449), and the Denon Home 350 is $489 (was $749).

Projectors and big-screen alternatives

If a fixed TV is not for you, projectors had a strong showing this year, led by XGIMI.

UK readers can find the same XGIMI range discounted on Amazon UK, with the Horizon 20 Pro down to £1,499 and the MoGo 4 at £379, and those deals run through June 30.

XR and AR glasses

Wearable displays have quietly become one of the most interesting categories in tech, and VITURE is using Prime Day to drop several models to their lowest prices yet.

Robot vacuums and home robots

A fiercely competitive category. Dyson, iRobot and Bissell are running up to 40 percent off select vacuums and carpet cleaners, including up to 56 percent off the iRobot Roomba 105X Combo Robot Vacuum and Mop. But the deepest discounts come from ECOVACS.

Robot lawnmowers

The Navimow deals run a little longer, with stock available through July 8.

Security cameras and smart home

Mainstream picks include up to 70 percent off the Blink Outdoor 4 Wireless camera and discounts on Ring video doorbells, but the value leaders are Reolink and ADT.

For broader smart home, GE Cync and Enbrighten have discounts across smart bulbs, plugs, light strips and outdoor lighting, with most landing between 20 and 30 percent off. The Enbrighten Eternity Permanent Outdoor Lights (50ft) are down to $103.34 (was $159.99) if you want to skip hanging seasonal lights every year.

Speakers and home audio

Sony, JBL and Marshall portable speakers are up to 40 percent off across the board. The standout individual deals:

Gaming accessories

Beyond the PC gear above, controllers and headsets are near-impulse buys at these prices.

Kitchen and small appliances

Prime Day is one of the best windows of the year for kitchen tech. Ninja, Black+Decker and Cuisinart are running up to 40 percent off select small kitchen appliances, while Breville, Keurig and Nespresso typically discount their most popular coffee machines. If an air fryer, blender or espresso machine has been on your list, this is the moment. For coffee lovers on a budget, the ESPRO P3 French Press is down to $24.50 (was $34.99), and the LIITON Peaks Crystal Whiskey Glasses (Set of 4) make a sharp gift at $38.50 (was $54.99).

E-mobility and the outdoors

Auto and dash cams

Health, wellness and recovery

Travel and lifestyle

For makers and crafters

These run slightly ahead of the main event, from June 22 to 28.

For musicians

A small but worthwhile category this year, with discounts across BOSS and Roland gear.

The bottom line

Prime Day 2026 is one of the broadest in recent memory, with strong deals reaching well beyond the usual tech staples. If you want a phone, the Galaxy S26 Ultra at $949.99 is the standout. For headphones, the Sony WH-1000XM6 at a record-low $378 is hard to beat. For a laptop, the MacBook Air M5 at $949 is the safe pick for most people. And if you are shopping for a TV, the Hisense U7 range leads on value while Sony's BRAVIA XR8B OLED is the splurge worth stretching for.

As always, double-check prices at the point of purchase, as the best Prime Day discounts move fast and the most popular models tend to sell out before the event closes on June 26.

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