The Amazon October Prime Day event may have come to a close, but there are still many hot deals to be found on a variety of the online retailer's own devices. If you've been holding out for a new video doorbell, smart TV, or even a Fire Stick, there are still plenty of discounts to be found for the Ring, Echo and more smart home devices from Amazon. Though don't hesitate, because if you spot something you like, there's a high chance it won't be there later as these deals will be ending soon.
We've got our eyes on numerous last-minute Prime Day deals across a variety of categories, including laptops, fitness trackers, kitchen appliances and everything in between. To access the vast majority of these deals, you'll want to be a Prime member. If you've always yearned for the benefits of Prime but haven't made the jump, now's a great time to subscribe. Subscribing now could lead to significant savings as we approach the holiday season, and early gift shopping can mean less stress.
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Best Prime Day deals on Amazon devices
Echo devices are on sale right now, which means you can give your home an overhaul for a lot less. Prices start at just $40. Your purchase comes with a free TP-Link smart bulb thrown in for good measure.
This incredible bundle includes the fifth-gen Echo Dot and the new, limited-edition Jack Skellington shell, in the chilling likeness of the infamous Pumpkin King of The Nightmare Before Christmas. It makes for great spooky season decor or a wonderful gift for fans of the holiday classic.
More Prime Day offers on Amazon devices and accessories:
- Fire 43-inch 4-series 4K smart TV: $240 (save $130). This smaller TV is a great choice for your bedroom, an office or kids' spaces.
- Echo Show 5 (3rd gen) with Blink Mini: $108 (save $12). This bundle nabs you a smart display that also makes a solid speaker for streaming and a camera that can work in tandem.
- Amazon Fire TV cube: $110 (save $30). Smoother and faster streaming is in reach with this nifty Fire TV cube.
- Fire TV Stick 4K: $30 (save $20). Get a 4K streaming device at half price.
- Amazon Fire 75-inch Omni series 4K TV: $759 (save $291). A movie theater experience in the comfort of your own home.
- Insignia 50-inch Class F30 4K smart TV: $190 (save $110). This smart TV comes with Alexa voice control.
After Amazon Prime Day, is it still a good time to buy Echo, Kindle and Fire TV devices?
Yes. Amazon withholds its biggest price cuts for its Prime events and offers them exclusively to its Prime members. During events of years past, we've seen record-low pricing on everything from Echo smart speakers and Fire tablets to Fire TV Sticks, Ring and Blink security devices, Kindle e-readers and so much more. Some of these deals often stick around for a few days, allowing you to continue saving on items you didn't get a chance to buy during Amazon Prime Day.
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How do October Prime Day TV deals compare to Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals?
For the last few years, October Prime Day -- or Prime Big Deal Days, as it's officially known -- basically kicks off the fall shopping season that culminates with Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Because this is an Amazon event, if you're specifically looking to invest in its devices, now is probably a good time to buy. If you wait until Black Friday you are probably going to see plenty of deals on smart home devices from multiple brands. Black Friday sales tend to be extremely limited in both time and supply. If you've been looking to upgrade your home with Amazon devices and you see something you like that is within your budget, go ahead and pick it up during the Prime Big Deal Days sale to avoid the November rush. Prime Day deals sometimes linger, which means you might still find what you want even though the official sales are now over.
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