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Amazon Canada is offering a 57% discount on the Fire TV Stick HD (CAD 29.99) and highlights a bundle of 25 additional early-Oct Prime Day deals across electronics, home, and more, with price cuts available this weekend ahead of the Oct. 6–7 Prime Day event.
NBC Selected highlights the best early October Prime Day 2026 deals (October 6–7), with discounts up to 60% on items like Garmin Vivoactive 6, Dyson V8 Plus cordless vacuum, Iris 54-quart storage bins, MadeGood snacks and more. Each pick is at a three-month low and highly rated; prices can drop quickly and sell out before the official sale, so shoppers should add favorites to cart now.
HuffPost Shopping highlights Walmart’s Labor Day Rollback deals with discounts up to 54% on items from Apple AirPods and JBL speakers to HP laptops and KitchenAid mixers, plus other home and tech gear, followed by a curated list of 16 notable savings that shoppers should grab before prices end.
Amazon's 2026 Labor Day Sale is live for a 10-day run through September 7, with thousands of price drops across tech, home, and more, including Apple gear (AirTag 2, AirPods Pro 3, Mac mini), Bose headphones, OLED TVs, smart home devices, Fire TV, Echo displays, and various accessories.
The Garmin Instinct 3 (AMOLED) is at its lowest price ever, about $150 off MSRP and available at major retailers (Amazon, Dick’s, Garmin, Best Buy, etc.). The rugged smartwatch packs a bright AMOLED display, built‑in flashlight, and up to 18 days of battery life, with multiple sizes and versions (AMOLED, solar, tactical) on sale, making it a strong deal ahead of marathon season and back-to-school shopping; several other Garmin watches are also discounted.
Hackaday spotlights Junkbin.io, Steve Cap’s community-driven catalog that documents salvageable electronic components found on discarded devices, helping hobbyists locate specific parts and reuse them, turning e-waste into a shared, repair-oriented resource.
Massachusetts' Aug. 8–9 tax-free weekend waives the 6.25% sales tax on many consumer items under $2,500 (with electronics, furniture and back-to-school gear among the best deals), but business purchases, meals, telecom, tobacco and alcohol remain taxed, as do vehicles under $2,500; plan around the limits and watch for retailer promos to maximize savings.
China’s industrial profits rose 15.1% year-on-year in June, the slowest pace this year, signaling an uneven rebound: profits are led by electronics and raw materials and helped by export strength, while domestic demand remains weak and some sectors like vehicle manufacturing face profit declines amid rising costs.
Best Buy has launched its Black Friday in July sale, a weeklong event featuring doorbusters on TVs, laptops, headphones, and appliances. Highlights include AirPods Max 2 for $449, iPhone Air unlocked from $839.99, AirPods Pro 3 at $200 off, Beats headphones, and LG appliance gift-card promos, plus Google Pixel 10 deals; Amazon is also matching some offers as Prime Day timing shifts.
CNET highlights 80+ Fourth of July deals under $50 across tech, kitchen, home, and outdoor gear, with picks from Anker, JBL, Samsung, Ninja and more. The guide notes Prime Day has passed but early discounts persist for the holiday weekend and beyond, offering savings on earbuds, power banks, smart lights, small appliances and outdoor gear, with updates as new deals roll in.
Walmart is running a Prime Day–style sale from June 22–28 with thousands in savings across tech, home, and everyday essentials, while CNET highlights 50+ standout Walmart deals (from AirPods Max 2 to robot vacuums) and notes Walmart Plus members get early access. Amazon’s Prime Day itself runs June 23–28, so shoppers can compare across retailers, but prices change quickly—act fast on anything that catches your eye.
A survey of 4,000 Americans finds that most people store their old devices in drawers (about 39%), with only around 10% recycled or resold and 9% discarded. Data-security worries and simply not knowing where to recycle drive this hoarding, but clearer guidance, easier recycling/resale options, and nudges could nudge people toward giving devices a second life (examples include Best Buy for recycling and services like Back Market and Gazelle for resale).
Walmart is running a Prime Day–style sale (June 22–28) with 50+ standout deals across tech, home, and essentials to rival Amazon; shoppers should act quickly as prices change, with highlights including Apple AirPods Max 2, JBL Flip 7, Fitbit Charge 6, Roborock Q10 robot vacuum, and Asus Chromebook Plus CX34, among many others.
Amazon's Prime Day is live with extensive discounts on headphones and earbuds from Bose, Apple, Samsung and more. Highlights include AirPods Max 2 at $399 (save $149), Beats Studio Pro at $132, Sony WH-CH720N at $83, Bose QuietComfort Ultra Gen 2 at $379, and a wide range of earbuds including AirPods 4 at $99 and Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro at $199. Deals vary and are updated throughout the sale, which runs through June 26; Prime membership is not required to shop, though Prime-exclusive offers exist.
Verge readers are snapping up a broad array of Prime Day discounts—from DIY tools and wearables to smart-home gear and media devices—covering items like Hoto screwdriver kits, Apple Watch SE 3, Kindle Paperwhite variants, AirTags, Nest Wifi Pro, AirPods Pro 3, and various SwitchBot, Aqara, and Belkin accessories, with discounts often in the double digits to deep cuts.