20 of My Favorite Prime Day Deals Are Still Active

I bought one of these TVs during Prime Day 2023 and I've never regretted it. A large screen, bright colors, decent blacks, a bunch of inputs, and Alexa-enabled smart integration that I actually use. My only complaint is that I paid more than $209 for it last year.

So yeah, that cheap Insignia is the TV I actually bought last year. But Samsung's "The Frame" is the one I actually wanted. If you've got a bigger budget for a great TV that doubles as a piece of artwork when not in use, let this finally be your year.

Apple's M-series of laptops are game changers. I'm writing this on an M1 model from 2020 and it still works like brand new. The fact that you can get a newer M2 model with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB hard drive for under $800 is kind of mind-blowing. It might be the last laptop you ever buy.

That said, for just $100 more, you can get the even newer M3 MacBook Air. At less than $900, it might be the even laster last laptop you ever buy.

If you're looking for an inexpensive but functional Windows machine, the Acer Aspire 3 A315-24P-R7VH is a strong bet. It features an AMD Ryzen 3 7320U processor, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, and Wi-Fi 6, and at under $300, it's a great buy.

The 10th-generation iPad is the Apple Watch SE of Apple's tablets: It isn't the most powerful iPad of the bunch, and it doesn't have the highest quality display or cameras, but it does just about everything you'd want an iPad to do. The best part? You'll save $50 off any configuration of this iPad you want: The 64GB wifi model is only $299.99, while the 256GB cellular-equipped model is $599.

Apple's premium over-ear headphones are a splurge no matter how you look at them, and they rarely go on sale. Reviewers generally love them—except for the price. But for Prime Day, you can pick up a set for more than $150 off.

Perhaps, like me, you are still laughing at the idea of paying even $400 for headphones (let alone the actual retail price of the AirPods Max). Well, here's something for us, fellow audiophile-on-a-budget: The Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 headphones offer active noise canceling and above avarage audio performance. For less than 100 bones, they're one of the best pairs of ANC budget headphones you can get, according to PCMag's review, with an impressive 50-hour battery life and a great companion app.

If you're an Apple user, there's no better earbud option than Apple's second-generation AirPods Pro. Aside from excellent sound quality, AirPods Pro can switch between any Apple device you're using—assuming they're all using the same Apple ID. So if you're watching something on your Mac, but take a call on your iPhone, your AirPods will instantly switch.

If you don't want to spring for AirPods Pro but still want most of the same features, I highly recommend the Beats Fit Pro, which I picked up during Prime Day last year. They're great earbuds, with strong ANC, powerful bass, and support for features like spatial audio. And because Apple owns Beats, they sync immediately with your iPhone, can handle automatic device switching, and show up in the Find My app. Literally my only complaint is that you can't ping them while they're in the case.

Lifehacker's Stephen Johnson practically begged to write about this GoPro for Prime Day. "Can I do a post about how everyone should buy a GoPro Hero 12 on Prime Day? It changed my life," he said. That's pretty persuasive! "This might sound like a sales pitch or something," he went on. "But I'm being 100% sincere when I say that the GoPro Hero12 is the greatest thing I've ever owned." (Read more about his experiences here.) A new outlook on life at 25% off? Sounds worth a shot.

Most robot vacuums aren't exactly huge, but the Switchbot K10+ is about half the size of your standard floorbot. It's like a little M&M running around your floor, but that size works to its advantage—which is why it's our top choice for smaller spaces.

If you're in the market for a pricier robot vacuum, this one impresses, especially at nearly $500 off. It's a combo mop/vacuum with self emptying tower and a full-featured app that allows you to set a schedule, declare no-go areas, and make other customizations.

The number of times I have used this small upholstery vacuum to clean up dog puke and kid messes...it's very high. I got this thing during Prime Day years back and it is still going strong. My rugs and couch would look a lot worse without it, let me tell you.

When people talk about the best all-in-one home espresso machine, Breville’s Barista Express usually comes up at the top. It’s a machine that has proven its mettle for years. Plus, it’s simple to use, doesn’t take a lot of space, and it will do the bean grinding, coffee brewing, and the milk frothing, all without missing a beat—and right now it's $150 cheaper, and the savings will buy you a lot of beans.

This is the sort of high dollar purchase Prime Day was made for. These things are so cute, and conjure up dreams of a life in which you actually have time to do things like bake bread and make elaborate cakes. And now you can buy that dream for 34% less! (Yes, we have a KitchenAid. No, we don't usually make bread or elaborate cakes. But when we do...oh boy!)

It's not every day in 2024 that an otherwise familiar appliance can be labeled "life-changing," but that's just how we feel about Dreo's line of smart personal fans. This pedestal fan (and others in the same line) can be controlled right from your phone, so you can set the airspeed and point it where you want it to go without getting up. And that's not even mentioning the "natural" setting that mimics the feel of a real breeze.

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who have no idea what a Dyson Airwrap is, and those who do, and desperately want one but think they are too expensive. If you count yourself as one of the latter, well, today is your day: You can pick up a Prime Day Dyson Airwrap bundle with the latest device, six attachments, a comb, a cleaning brush, and a carrying case for $125 off.

Lifehacker's Lindsey Ellefson swears by this smart scale, which provides a whole bunch of measurements aside from just your weight—like body fat percentage, body water percentage, muscle mass, lean mass, and bone mass—and syncs your data with your fitness watch and apps to boot. Lindsey says it's the best, most useful scale she's ever owned! I'm convinced.

You don't need a Peloton to get a good spin bike workout. Last Prime Day my wife picked up a no-frills exercise bike from Sunny and it has been pretty great. No, there is no screen, nothing tracking your workouts, and no fancy classes—but that also means no subscription fees. Oh, and the bike itself costs about $800 less.