Best Prime Day Deals and Early Prime Day Deals for 2023

Best Prime Day Deals and Early Prime Day Deals for 2023

The Fourth of July sales are largely over, but if you didn’t get your fill of bargain hunting, Amazon’s annual two-day event, the not-entirely-accurately-named Prime Day, is here to keep you going. Landing on July 11 and 12 this year, you can expect to see the usual deep discounts on hundreds of products. It’s not just Amazon, either—many other companies have competing sales, meaning you can comparison shop for everything from mattresses to clothes to TVs to, well, more mattresses (seriously, there are a lot of mattress sales going on).

While not all the Prime Day deals have been announced, there’s already a whole bunch of stuff on sale in the run-up, so we’ve rounded up some of the best early Prime Day deals for 2023, both on Amazon and elsewhere.

The best Prime Day and early Prime Day tech deals

Yaber K1 Projector

Get 50% off this 4K movie projector, down to $249.99 from $499.99. Maybe we’re projecting, but this seems like a deal worth getting excited about.



Lexie B1 Hearing Aids Powered by Bose

Get 20% off these discrete, lightweight, and highly customizable hearing aids, down to $679 from $849.



Amazon Fire HD 10

Ignite your excitement with this 10.1-inch, 64GB, full HD tablet for $89.99—that’s a full 53% down from its regular price.



Amazon Echo Buds with Active Noise Cancellation

Sync your ears up to your Alexa for 46% less than usual, as these neat little wireless earbuds are currently going for $64.99.



Apple iPad 9th Generation

Featuring a 10.2-inch screen, 64GB of memory, and an Ultra Wide front camera for really capturing all those chins when you open it by mistake, this tablet is down 15% to $279.



Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 Cell Phone

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to fold your smartphone in half, now you can, for 25% less than usual. The 256GB phone is yours for $1,349.99, in either black, beige, green, or gray-green.



Apple Watch Series 8 Smartwatch

The black, silver, and beige (sorry, “Starlight”) versions of this 45mm smartwatch are currently available for 16% off, at $359 (if you want the red one, that’s still at its regular $429 price).



The best Prime Day and early Prime Day TV deals

Amazon Fire TV 43-Inch

Get 30% off a 43-inch smart TV ($259.99, down from $369.99), compatible with Alexa and including voice functionality and smart home capabilities.



Hisense 50-Inch ULED U6HF Series

As you’d expect, most of the best deals on electronics in the run-up to Prime Day are for Amazon products, but there are a few non-Amazon gems on sale, too (that said, this 50-inch TV does come with Amazon's Fire TV streaming product built in). You can grab it now for $299.88, down 43%.



Insignia 24-Inch TV

For those wanting a smaller TV—say, something to mount on the wall of a bedroom – this insanely cheap model is currently down 46%, to just $64.99.



Amazon Fire TV 75-Inch Omni Series

At the other end of the size scale, there’s this 75-inch beast, formerly $1,049.99, now down 31% to $719.99.



Sony A90J 65 Inch TV

Not quite as big—but still pretty big!—is this 65-inch Sony TV, currently being offered at a 27% discount, for $2,198.



The best laptop deals for Prime Day and early Prime Day

Apple 2020 MacBook Air Laptop

With a 13.3-inch retina display and 18 hours of battery life, you can pick up this MacBook in gold, silver, or space gray for $799.99, down 20% from $999.



SGIN Laptop 15.6-Inch

This 15.6-inch screen, Windows 11-equipped laptop is currently a whopping 73% off, down to just $259.98 from $959.99.



Acer Swift X SFX14-42G-R607 Creator Laptop

Built with creatives in mind, with a 14-inch full HD screen, you can see more clearly than ever that 31% off is a pretty great deal ($629.99).



Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3

Win all your matches, but more importantly, win at life when you snag this gaming laptop for $692.73, down a Fortnite dance-worthy 23%.



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