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Amazon Prime Day: The Best Tech Accessory Deals

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Yesterday we highlighted some of the best Apple-related product discounts that you can find on Amazon during Prime Day, and now we're focusing on third-party accessory markdowns during the event. In this article you'll find all the best accessories for charging, smart homes, smartphones, and more.

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Shoppers should remember that Prime Day sales are typically time sensitive, so purchase quickly if you're interested. Remember that you'll need an Amazon Prime membership to get Prime Day deals. You can sign up for Prime on Amazon if you don't have it yet.

AirTag Accessories

Amazon is discounting Apple's AirTag Loop to just $9.00 today, down from $29.00. You can also get the Leather Key Ring for $19.00, down from $35.00.

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Beats Headphones

You can get up to 43 percent off Beats headphones and earbuds for Prime Day today, with prices starting at $99.95 for the Beats Studio Buds.


Kindle

Massive discounts have hit Amazon's Kindle lineup today, including up to 55 percent off Kindle Paperwhite, Kindle Kids, Kindle Oasis, and more.

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Amazon Devices

In addition to Kindle e-readers, we're tracking plenty of markdowns on other Amazon devices, like Echo speakers, Fire TV sticks, Ring cameras, and more.


Anker

Anker has its usual collection of charging accessories and noise-canceling headphones on sale for Prime Day.

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Mophie

Mophie has a wide selection of its wireless charging accessories at a discount today, including Powerstation portable batteries, wireless charging mats and stands, Juice Pack batteries, MagSafe-compatible chargers, and more.

PlayStation DualSense Wireless Controllers

New discounts have hit Sony's PlayStation DualSense Wireless Controllers, now priced at $59.00, down from $74.00. This price is available in all six colors of the controller, including the four new space-themed options that debuted earlier in the year.

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Belkin

Belkin is discounting a few of its charging and smart home accessories for Prime Day, including earbuds, wireless chargers, and smart plugs.


Western Digital Drives and SanDisk Memory

Another great buy during Prime Day every year is always external drives and memory cards, with Western Digital and SanDisk offering solid deals for these categories. This year you can get up to 64 percent off these accessories.

Nanoleaf

Nanoleaf's collection of Wi-Fi lights and smart bulbs are being discounted during Prime Day this year, including all of its popular Shapes and Lines lighting kits.

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More Sales

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Keep up with all of this week's best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.

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Looks like a few other online retailers are matching prices on a few of these. Best Buy is matching PS5 price on controllers (only one I checked).
 
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Amazon Prime Day is pretty underwhelming this year.
Any specials at Whole Foods? At least give out a free reusable shopping bag like it did in the past for Amazon Prime members.
 
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Heat_Fan89 said:
That's been the case for the past several years. Amazon Prime Day, is their yard sale of overstocked items they are trying to unload. I haven't participated in Prime Day in about 7 yrs.
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^^ This. Prime Day is a corporate-invented holiday to drive sales. If you're really interested in getting something at good discount, at least check to see if they didn't mark up the prices beforehand so that they could display a larger percentage off. For example, somebody said for one Prime Day (if not this year), an Xbox series X that normally goes for $500 got marked up to $595, then discounted to something just below $500 to make it look like it was some spectacular deal.
 
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