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A CNET roundup of Fourth of July deals under $50 across tech, kitchen, home, and outdoor categories, highlighting budget picks from Anker, JBL, Belkin and more. It notes Prime Day wrap-up, advises timing the purchases for max savings during the holiday weekend, and previews that big-ticket items like TVs, laptops, vacuums and grills will also see discounts.
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.
Post-Prime Day Lifehacker highlights remaining discounts on essential tech staples: Linkind Matter Smart Plugs 4-pack for about $25 (Matter-compatible with local LAN), Anker Prime Charger blocks 160W and can fast-charge a MacBook Pro quickly but doesn't include a cable, TP-Link Wi‑Fi 7 router (Archer BE550/BE9300) at $149.99, and Samsung T9 Shield 1TB portable SSD at $179.99 with 2,000 MB/s speeds and rugged protection. Deals are curated and can change after publication, but these post‑Prime Day steals focus on reliable basics for staying powered and connected.
After Prime Day ended, five notable tech deals remain available: Garmin Fenix 8 Pro 47mm for $850 (down $350), Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini 4-Pack for $24, Oura Ring Gen 4 Ceramic for $399, Walmart+ Membership for $49/year, and Bose SoundLink Plus for $179, with limited stock and prices reflecting Prime Day discounts across Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart.
Verge notes that after price increases, the 11-inch iPad Air with the M3 (128GB, Wi‑Fi + 5G) is just $499 at Best Buy, a strong under-$500 deal that outpaces the base iPad and is close to the newer M4 Air in performance for far less money, thanks to the M3’s power, Apple Pencil Pro support, hover capability, and a laminated display, with iPadOS 27 coming later this year.
Prime Day discounts remain on Amazon through the weekend, with record-low prices on select Apple products: MacBook Pro M5 Pro/M5 Max models (various configurations and prices), AirPods 4 at $99, AirPods Pro 3 at $199, AirTag 2 priced at $24 for a 1-pack or $89 for a 4-pack, and all-time-low prices on Apple Watch Series 11. MacRumors notes these deals (affiliate links may apply) and also points readers to its Apple Deals roundup for more bargains and a deals newsletter signup.
After Prime Day, CNET’s deals team is still highlighting 30+ active laptop discounts from Lenovo, Apple, Acer and others, spanning Windows, Mac and Chromebooks, with prices potentially rising as Apple price hikes ripple through retailers.
Amazon’s weekend sale extends Prime Day discounts on Apple gear, with up to $650 off Macs (including 16-inch MacBook Pro M5 Max), up to $350 off iPads, AirPods Pro 3 at $179, AirTag discounts, and notable Apple Watch deals like Ultra 3, plus Pencil markdowns, as post‑Prime Day prices linger.
During Prime Day, the celeb-loved Oura Ring 4 hit an all-time low price, starting around $214 (nearly 50% off the usual $350–$500 range) with finishes including ceramic, gold, rose gold and silver; the ring tracks 50+ health metrics and offers sleep and recovery insights, and includes a month of free app access.
With Prime Day over, lingering discounts keep the Galaxy S26 line and Pixel 10 series discounted: the S26 Ultra starts under $1,000 (256GB) with a $200 upgrade to 512GB, the S26+ and S26 follow with savings across storage options, the S25 FE remains cheaper but less competitive, and Pixel 10 Pro/XL are about $300 off while Pixel 10 and 10a offer mid-range savings; compare these against the Galaxy S25 FE and S26 to gauge value.
Amazon is reportedly moving to raise prices on many Apple products, with notable increases across MacBook models (including the Neo) and iPads. Some discounts remain on Amazon for now, but those deals may disappear as prices align with Apple's, so shoppers should act quickly to save while deals last and check Prime Day listings for ongoing offers.
Prime Day laptop round-up highlights 15 deals across Dell, Microsoft, Apple, Lenovo, Samsung, LG, Asus, HP, Gigabyte and Acer that remain live until midnight and are backed by PCMag reviews. Standouts include the Dell XPS 14 Premium at $1,789.99 (3.2K OLED, 120Hz), the MacBook Air M5 15.3" at $1,149.99, the MacBook Pro M5 14.2" at $1,549.49, Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 16" at $1,199.99, Lenovo Slim 7i Aura Edition at $999.99, and Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 at $1,599.99, along with other notable discounts like the Dell 15, Microsoft Surface Laptop 15, LG Gram Pro 17, Asus ROG Strix G16, HP EliteBook and more. These represent some of the year’s best laptop deals and are supported by detailed PCMag reviews.
Post-Prime Day, deals on headphones and earbuds remain in effect with big discounts on models like AirPods Max 2, Beats Studio Pro, and Sony WH-CH720N, plus numerous budget options; the guide continues to update through the weekend as stock changes. A Prime membership isn’t required to access most offers, though some discounts are exclusive to Prime members.
Even after Prime Day ended, Mashable lists still-live memory deals to combat RAMageddon: the best MicroSD is Samsung T7 MicroSDXC 1TB for $239.99 and the best portable SSD is SanDisk Portable SSD 2TB for $232.99, with a range of WD, Seagate, Kingston, and Samsung drives—from 5TB portable HDDs to 20TB desktop HDDs and up to 4TB NVMe SSDs—still discounted as prices and availability vary.
Holdover tablet deals from Apple, Samsung, TCL and others remain available at Walmart and Best Buy after Prime Day, with discounts up to about $400 on models like the iPad Air M4 and iPad A16, Samsung Galaxy Tab S11/S10 FE, Lenovo and Microsoft Surface Pro variants, among others. The sale window persists through the weekend, though popular units are selling out fast.