Prime Big Deal Days ends tonight, but there are still plenty of steals to be had, starting with the 11″ Apple iPad Pro M4 (128GB), which arrives with a body so slim and light that slipping it into a bag alongside a notebook feels like an afterthought. The device weighs just under a pound at 0.98 pounds, is only 0.21 inches thick, and combines that compact form with a tandem OLED panel that layers two screens for blacks deeper than midnight and colors that leap off the glass with pinpoint accuracy, while the 120Hz refresh rate transforms scrolling / swiping into something effortless and fluid. Product page.
Prime Day Big Deals have just begun, and what better way to kick things off than with the DJI Neo 4K mini drone, priced at just $159 (was $199)? This featherweight 135g beast can be launched directly from your hand, with no controller necessary. It’s got that 4K UHD camera punch for buttery-smooth, wind-bucking footage thanks to a single-axis gimbal and DJI’s stabilization wizardry. RockSteady and HorizonBalancing modes keep everything level, even if you’re filming from a hammock, while AI-powered subject tracking and QuickShots like Dronie, Rocket, or a spiraling Helix orbit, turn your awkward family selfies into cinematic masterpieces. Product page.
Laptops feel like they’re carrying the weight of an entire office, but Apple’s iPad Air with M3 CPU wants to change that. This 11-inch tablet, priced at $449 (was $599), for the 128GB model, can handle spreadsheets, video edits and endless email chains.
Apple’s AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation (ANC) offer a refined take on the classic open design, with features that make daily listening easier and more immersive without the bulk or pressure of in-ear sealing. At $139.99 (was $179), they fall somewhere between the basic AirPods 4 and the more expensive Pro models.
Mornings typically start with grabbing your keys, phone and anything else left on the counter that feels important. Adding a Bluetooth speaker to that routine shouldn’t include lugging around a brick or messing with delicate electronics. That’s where the JBL Go 4, $39.95 (was $49.95) comes in, because despite its 6.7 ounce weight it produces rich sound.
Flip the brass power switch and the Marshall Acton III springs to life like an old friend ready for a late night jam. This is the smallest of the Marshall home speakers and weighs in at over 6 pounds and 10 x 7 x 6 inches. The black version with woven front grille and modest script branding looks like the guitar amps of yesteryear. At $199.99 (was $299.99), it’s definitely a fair price for what you get.
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Apple is continually improving its smartwatch lineup and the Series 11 is the latest example. This one is brand new and has all the features that made the Series 10 a daily must have. Amazon has already dropped the base aluminum model to $389 from $399, so now is the time to pick one up before the Black Friday craze kicks in.
The Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen), at just $24.99 (half off its original $49.99 price), is a little white disc that gives you a clear, no-fuss window into your space, ready to mount on a shelf or stick to a wall.
If you’ve been scrolling through the complaints about the Apple Air MagSafe Battery, you’re not alone. At $99 it’s the kind of price tag that makes you pause mid-scroll and wonder if someone’s joking. Then there’s this other option: the 5000mAh MOVE SPEED 0.3″ Ultra Slim MagSafe Portable Power Bank, for $20.99 (was $29.99).
Holiday crowds turn parking lots into war zones, drivers cramming into spaces that barely fit. One distracted poke and bumpers kiss in ways no one intended. Meet the REDTIGER F7NP, $85.49 (was $149.98), a dual-camera solution that records front and back without requiring anything from your dashboard.