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Amazon's flagship Prime Day sale has officially returned, running Tuesday, June 23, to Friday, June 26, but plenty of early deals kicked off the sale early, and the savings are continuing into this week.
Also: June Prime Day live blog: We're tracking Amazon deals on SSDs, TVs, laptops and more
Tonns of discounts across home, outdoor, and more, including flagship tech categories like laptops, TVs, tablets, phones, smart home gadgets, appliances, and plenty of other sweet chances to save are here, including competing sales at Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and more.
Here are my favorite Amazon deals live now, including some of ZDNET readers' most-purchased products, our Editors' Choice award-winning items, and gadgets that have earned our best-of distinction.
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One of my favorite Prime Day deals right now isn't from Amazon. Walmart's discounted annual Walmart+ membership deal is unexpectedly back. This offer traditional runs during Black Friday, but the retailer has rolled it out again to compete this summer.
Walmart's membership includes free shipping and delivery, access to early Walmart Deal events, free returns, scan & go, your choice of a free streaming service (Paramount Plus or Peacock), and more. It's the obvious choice if you shop at Walmart more, and it's all for just $49.
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Apple's newest AirTag model, the Gen 2 is on sale for one of the first times since its release. You can nab a 4-pack for $89 or an individual Bluetooth tracker for $24. These are perfect for tracking luggage, keys, and more, and they're newly improved.
Also: Apple's new AirTag 2 is better in almost every way
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Apple's Watch SE 3 is a great budget buy, and it just got $50 cheaper. Now you can grab one for under $200, and still benefit from many of Apple's most coveted features, like workout tracking, sleep tracking and more.
Also: Which Apple Watch should you buy?
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The Oura Ring 5 was announced in May, and now, several models of the older Ring 4 are on discount. The ceramic model is 48% off at several retailers, including Best Buy, where the exclusive Midnight blue ring is sold. The Oura Ring 4 is currently our top pick for the best smart ring you can buy.
Also: Oura Ring 5 vs. Oura Ring 4
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The latest pair of WH-1000 headphones from Sony, the XM6 model, is our pick for best headphones right now, thanks to its impressive sound profile, exceptional noise cancellation, and outstanding phone call mic quality.
Review: Sony WH-1000XM6
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Editor-in-Chief Kerry Wan recommends this mouse for Mac Minis, and says it's the superior choice for other systems. "The Logitech MX Master 3S for Mac has better ergonomics, clickier keys, and far greater utility than the new Magic Mouse," he wrote in his review.
Review: Logitech MX Master 3s
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More Amazon Prime Day deals
Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones: $198 (save $202): If you're not set on the latest pair of Sony headphones, the XM5 model is on sale for under $200 and they still deliver excellent sound quality.
Dyson V15 Detect Pro: $535 (save $315): The popular Dyson V15 Detect is on sale for 37% off, and managing editor Alison DeNisco Rayome likes her Dyson for its handy indicator light and sleek design.
Amazon Echo Glow: $20 (save $10): Amazon's smart night light is 33% off now, and I'm tempted to buy one for my cat.
Amazon Smart Plug: $13 (save $12): The $13 smart plug deal is back from Amazon. This is a great time to scoop up Amazon's flagship plugs to add function to your home easily.
Torras MiniMag 5K Power Bank: $40 (save $10): The Torras MiniMag is my favorite thin battery pack option and one of my recommended picks on ZDNET's best MagSafe battery list.
Hisense Canvas S7 TV 55-inch: $850 (save $100): The Hisense Canvas TV was ZDNET's #5 selling TV of 2025, and the latest 2026 model is on sale for under $1,000.
Kasa Smart Plug: $19 (save $6): This in-wall smart plug works with Google Home and Alexa, and helps make your home smarter. It's under $25 now.
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