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From Apple AirPods to Ninja Slushis, These Are the 135+ Prime Day Sales Actually Worth Buying

It's Day 3 of Prime Day and we're still here and still hunting down the very best deals to shop.

James Bricknell

June 25, 2026 2:58 a.m. PT

CNET's favorite fitness tracker, the Fitbit Charge 6, just hit a new record-low price today. Normally $160, the fitness tracker is now over half off, bringing it to a new low price of $76. Plus, it comes with three months of a Google Health Premium membership, which is usually $10 per month, saving you an additional $30 and bringing your total savings on this deal to $94. 

The catch? It's only available on the coral color (black and silver options are $10 more).

Amazon isn't the only place to shop for deals, and that's especially true if it's a monitor upgrade you're after today. B&H is currently running three one-day deals across a range of Samsung monitors with as much as $450 off regular prices. 

The 37-inch ViewFinity S7 gets you a big screen at a low price, 50% off at $250, while the 32-inch Smart Monitor M8 is only $300, a $400 savings, and offers smart TV functionality as well as being a stellar display for your PC. The biggest savings apply to the 34-inch ViewFinity S65TC, a 1440p curved, ultrawide monitor that has so much room for activities. It's $450 off, dropping it to only $350. That's a lot of monitor for that price. 

Gone are the days of Prime Day spanning two days, and long gone are the the days of it being a single-day affair. Prime Day this year is basically Prime Week, spanning four whole days. That means an extra 48 hours of shopping for you, and an extra 48 hours of deal hunting for me and the rest of the CNET Deals team. 

We'll be liveblogging throughout, bringing you the best new deals as the drop, skipping the duds and helping you make the most of this bumper shopping extravaganza. Let's dive in for Day 3.

I've been using a Waterpik for years and it's become an essential part of my hygiene routine. The Waterpik cleans your teeth with a steady stream of water to remove particles and bacteria from in-between your teeth. It has a narrow wand that is small enough to reach your back teeth and easily maneuver around your mouth for a thorough clean. 

My teeth always feel so fresh and clean after using my Waterpik, and it is great for flushing out those hard-to-reach areas of the mouth. The Waterpik Aquarius water flosser just dropped to $47, a 53% discount on its $100 list price. It's one of our favorite water flossers on the market, and is an awesome option for keeping your smile squeaky clean.

This 25,000mAh charger has been with me for more than 20,000 miles of travel at this point. It went with me on a 13-day cruise across the Atlantic Ocean and on countless work trips. The 2 separate built-in USB-Cs make it easy to charge a phone and a tablet at the same time, while the extra ports handle my headphones and smart glasses. It's my go-to travel accessory and a steal at $91 for Prime Day.

I've had the GoveeLife air purifier for a couple of years, and it's one of the best purchases I've made. It's sleek, mostly quiet and does an excellent job of eliminating dust, pollen, smoke and more from the air, helping me to breathe better. You can control it via the Govee app or Alexa. This Prime Day deal drops it to $90, that's 31% off its retail price. 

The Aura frame is a digital picture frame that makes it easy to show off your favorite family photos.You can download the Aura app and choose photos right from your phone to display on the smart frame. It was super easy to set up and it's such a fun way to display my favorite photos from special occasions, trips and every day life. Though I will admit that most of the photos in my current rotation are off my dog.

One thing that I love about the Aura frame is that it automatically turns off when the room is dark, and awakens when it senses light again. It saves energy by powering down when nobody is in the room to enjoy the photos, and I don't have to worry about remembering to turn it on and off each day. 

The 10-inch Aura Frame Carver is on sale now for $143, a 20% discount on its $179 list price. The Aura Frame also makes a great gift for any summer birthdays, anniversaries and special milestones. 

I've always been good with my hands, and this Dewalt set makes me even better. Pick up the 20-volt cordless drill and impact driver duo for $127 during Amazon's Prime Day. You'll get the drill, impact driver, two batteries, a charger and a cute bag to pack it all into. There's also a three-year limited warranty if anything goes wrong with your new tools.

If you're looking for more tool deals, our friends over at Popular Science have a great article about the best tool deals this Prime Day

There are plenty of headphones on sale right now, but these Sony headphones are one of our favorites. If you're looking for the absolute best noise-canceling headphones to block out background noise for music listening and phone calls, the Sony WH-1000XM6 are certainly worth checking out. 

They're our top overall pick for the best noise-canceling headphones and they're on sale now for $378. That's an $82 discount on the typical retail price for these powerhouse headphones, and the lowest price we've ever seen them listed for.

Somewhere along the way my place became the default spot for match days and movie nights, and I'm putting the blame squarely on the XGIMI Horizon 20 Max. There's something about a 200-inch picture that makes people commit to actually sitting down and watching, instead of half-staring at a phone. I've had friends turn up for a single Grand Prix and stay for three more hours of whatever I queued up next.

What sells it to a room is that it doesn't ask you to kill the lights and draw every curtain like older projectors did. It's bright enough to hold its own with daylight coming in, so a Sunday-afternoon session works as well as a late one. Setup is painless too, with proper optical zoom and lens shift to square up the image wherever you put it. At $2,199, it's a splurge, but that's $500 off, it's a Prime-exclusive price, and it's a model I wholeheartedly recommend.

I am five-foot-two and have been for the majority of my life so I have grown accustomed to pants being too long. In my Amazon cart right now sits the solution to years of avoiding sewing: the Stitchy no-sew hemming tool, currently $29 on Amazon, down from $38.

Once upon a time I just sliced off the bottom of any pair of jeans to fit my height, but once the '90s were over and I had a grown-up job, I got tired of everything having ragged hems. I can't stand sewing, so I'm not ashamed to admit that I have used hem tape, safety pins and an office stapler to do the job.

On and off I'd pay someone to hem pants, or skirts or dresses that dragged on the ground, but that gets expensive when it's nearly every pair of pants you own. Plus, different shoes call for different lengths, so as punk rock as it sounds, safety pins are my current default because I can adjust the hem.

And then I learned about this little stitch gun, the kind of tool used to tag clothes in stores. It creates a sturdy hem in just minutes which can easily be removed whenever you like -- with minimal damage to your clothes. I wish I had picked up this handy device years ago. 

With hurricane season rolling in, backup power is a good investment. Amazon has slashed the Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 portable power station down to just $409, knocking $420 off its list price. It has a 1,500-watt AC output, which can power a fridge or just keep your laptop and phone charged during an unexpected outage. It's also under 24 pounds and has a built-in carry handle so you can move it room to room or take it on the road with ease. Plus, it comes in this gorgeous dune white color.

I'm a fan of Ninja, and Day 2 of Amazon's Prime event has slashed prices on a ton of its gear. Because my time is valuable, I want to add some tools to my own kitchen arsenal to help speed up meal prep. Right now select items are over 40% off. 

My top pick is Ninja's smart double oven, which can cook two dishes at the same time and it's down to just $250 -- a $180 discount on its regular $430 price tag. Another great option? The brand's all-in-one food processor and blender. It can make shakes, smoothies, salsa and more, fast. At $90 off, you'll get a 1,500-watt blender, two 16-ounce to-go cups and an 8-cup bowl -- all for $130. 

As soon as the price of the Ninja Slushi dropped to $200 I snapped it up. I've been obsessed with watching people make slushies on TikTok, and I finally felt the price was right. So far, I've only made a raspberry slushy and a strawberry milkshake, but wow, what a fantastic taste experience. I'm looking forward to getting to grips with what it can do over the summer.

Iced coffee drinkers, your time is now. The Hyperchiller turns piping hot coffee into chilled java in under a minute without watering it down. I love it, and it's a steal at the regular $25 price -- but the built-for-summer gadget is down to $13 for Prime Day. Hot coffee tumbles through the frozen chambers and tumbles out 100 degrees Fahrenheit cooler than when it entered. Besides rapidly cooling coffee and tea, the device can chill a room-temperature white wine or rosé in seconds, so happy hour never has to wait.

Prime Day is a great time to pick up your new TV. Black Friday may offer better deals sometimes, but if you can't wait until November, Prime Day is your best bet. We've rounded up some of the best deals you can get right here. 

Our favorite TV in 2026 is down to its best-ever price in the 65-inch size with $500 off its usual going rate. We love that this TV is relatively affordable (more so right now), super light and easy to install while delivering some of the best images we've ever seen. It scored well in our testing for gaming, too, and offers excellent shadow detail for those shows that all seem to be shot in the dark.

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Hisense's QD7QF is our pick for the best budget TV, and getting the big 75-inch model at just $50 over its all-time low price makes it an even better value. It has full-array local dimming and offers a picture quality better than its price suggests. It's a top choice at this price.

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This midsize mini-LED TV is down to its record-low price right now. You'll get high-end features like full-array local dimming and HDR10 Plus for better contrast and punchier visuals. The 60Hz refresh rate keeps the frame rate smooth for gaming. You also get Dolby Atmos audio, plus built-in Fire TV with Alexa for easy streaming and voice control right out of the box.

This deal is only for Prime members.

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More Prime Day TV deals: 

• Samsung 43-inch The Frame (2025) TV: $648 (save $250). Samsung blazed the trail in the art-forward TV space, and its The Frame TV from last year is seeing discounts of around 20% across a range of sizes right now. 
• Toshiba 50-inch C350 Fire TV: $200 (save $150). If you need a TV for a bedroom or kids' playroom, you could do a lot worse than this 50-inch Fire TV at less than $200. 
• Roku 65-inch Select Series QLED TV: $350 (save $100). Already one of the best budget TV buys, this Roku TV is back down to the lowest price we've tracked for it. 
• Insignia 50-inch F50 Fire TV: $150 (save $150). Save 50% on this already affordable 4K and enjoy the popular Fire TV app ecosystem. For Prime members only.