The 28 Best Deals Under $100 Before Prime Day Ends
Amazon Prime Day hits different in 2026, even if it is the last day of the week-long event. Prime Day is often a moment to pick up a big-ticket item—and there are great Amazon Prime Day TV Deals, Prime Day Apple Deals, and Prime Day Tech Deals aplenty for those in need of a serious life upgrade.
But honestly, this year has been a bear for most people I know. I'm shopping on a budget. That's why I've assembled these great Amazon Prime Day Deals under $100. Each is a chance to pick up a necessity, a level-up, or a little treat without having to explain anything to yourself later—whether a low-cost Kindle or a great budget Fitbit. With only hours left in Prime Day, it's your last chance to snag all of these with such a good price.
For the best of the best of the best deals this Prime Day, check out WIRED's Absolute Best Prime Day Deals. For lightning deals of the moment, see our Amazon Prime Day live blog for updates in real-time.
Updated 9PM ET on Friday, June 26: We've updated this story with a final refresh on deals you can still buy in the last hours of Prime Day.
The Best Fitbit for $85 ($75 off)Even after three years, this Charge 6 is still the Fitbit WIRED recommends for most people. The AMOLED touchscreen is bright and easy to read, and it does all the basic stuff that you want a fitness watch to do. It will monitor your blood oxygen, your heart rate, and your skin temp—plus monitor sleep and flag signs of stress or irregular heart rhythms. It's not as ultra-accurate as some, but it's good enough for most enthusiasts, and the price is very, very right at the moment.
WIRED’s Favorite Power Bank for $91 ($29 off)A good power bank is actually life-changing. It means never having to race to a cafe, hunting desperately for a table near an outlet. This compact little puppy is our top power bank for good reason: Ample 25,000-mAh capacity. Fast-charging capability for phones or laptops. Ability to fast-charge two devices at the same time, with a retractable flat 2-foot USB-C cable, and another 1-foot USB-C that doubles as a carry loop.
Yes, America, you can get a Kindle for less than $100 right now for Prime Day. This is the most basic, smallest version of Kindle, granted, but it still performs well and has a bright front light and great battery life. This is the lowest price it's been all year and definitely one of the best Prime Day deals under $100.
Wireless Earbuds With Great Sound for $93 ($37 off)These Soundpeats H3 wireless earbuds hit the sweet spot where value meets lossless audio, detailed sound, and clear voice audio for phone calls. No weird features like heart-rate tracking. Just great sound and a low price—with an even lower price for Prime Day. Note that wireless charging is not possible with these, however.
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When someone thinks they want a portable blender, they probably actually want this—the best personal blender on the market. This 1,200-watt Nutribullet Ultra is the best daily driver I know for smoothies, protein shakes, and pestos or salsas. It's easily cleaned and utterly stashable so it doesn't take up counter space. When you're done blending, put the lid on the blending jug and it's now a drink cup that'll fit in most car cup holders. When it's under $100 like it is now, it's the best under $100 blender I know.
A Terrific Air Fryer for $100 ($60 off)Hi, this is my favorite basket air fryer. It's nearly 40 percent off, and a penny shy of a hundred bucks. In a world where most basket air fryers careen wildly off-temp, this one keeps temperature better than some thermometers. It crisps wings and fries without blasting the soul out of them. It's the one I recommend to most people who want a great air fryer but don't want to spend a lot, and this is its best price of the year so far. (If you only want the best of the best of the best, the Typhur Dome 2 is more expensive but is also on a terrific Prime Day deal.)
A Handy Little Vacuum for $74 ($36 off)In most cases, a vacuum under $100 probably isn't worth your time. But this little handheld model usually retails for $110, and it's even cheaper right now. It's a favorite of ours for cleaning cars, thanks to the long hose and handle. Regardless of what you're cleaning, it's easy to move around and get to hard-to-reach places like corners or deep trunks. There's also a nice charging stand that holds its attachments and will keep it charged, which you'll want since it only holds a 15 minute charge (unfortunately normal for small vacuums like this).
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This li’l guy went viral on TikTok a few years ago, and I still think it’s an excellent upholstery or carpet cleaner for its regular low price point. It can suck up spills and stains that have been absorbed in upholstered furniture to leave it looking brand-new. It's super useful to have around to maintain your furniture and rugs’ cleanliness, and you can tuck it away in a closet when done.—Molly Higgins
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This handheld vacuum is great for pet hair, but also really effective at cleaning all kinds of household messes, from crumbs to dirt. It has powerful suction with two cyclonic airstreams, and a motorized self-cleaning power brush sucks the hair back so it doesn't get wrapped around the brush. It also has surface and crevice attachments to tackle pet hair on a myriad of surfaces, a washable filter for easy cleanup, and a battery that lasts about a week. —Molly Higgins
Amazon's Echo Dot Max takes the small body of the popular Echo Dot speakers and makes it so much better. It's more powerful, it has better sound, a built-in smart home hub, and a design intended for its updated assistant, Alexa+. (We've got mixed feelings on how good that assistant is, but it's free if you're a Prime user.) $100 might sound a bit pricey for such a small speaker, but don't be fooled by the size: the sound is almost as room-filling as the larger Echo Studio. And with it being nearly half off for Prime Day, it's a great time to bring this one home. There's also the even cheaper, but older Echo Dot (5th Gen) that's also on sale, mentioned below.
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The Echo Dot Max isn't the only Dot model on sale. There's also the cheaper, but older Echo Dot (5th Gen) that's also on sale for Prime Day. It doesn't pack the same sound quality or a built-in smart home hub, but has better sound quality than Amazon's other small models, and it works with Alexa+.
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This adorable little speaker was re-launched in 2024, and while I really like the design, the sound quality is really best for casual listening since there isn't much bass. The little screen will show you when your next alarm is (making it perfect for bedside tables), weather, songs, and calendar details when you ask Alexa about it.
Google has upgraded from the old Chromecast dongles you used to plug into a TV. Now we have the Google TV Streamer. This sleek little box disappears nicely next to any TV console table, and gives any TV a new streaming interface powered by Google. It comes with features like Dolby Vision support, is much more powerful than previous Chromecasts, Thread router features that turn it into a smart home hub, and a great voice search.
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If you have a Prime membership, and therefore have Prime Video as a streaming service and use it often, you might prefer a Fire TV Stick. This is our favorite streaming stick for Amazon Prime fans, and I find myself reaching for that service more to rent movies and stream Love Island with my Peacock subscription through Prime. —Nena Farrell
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If you want an even cheaper option for as an Amazon Prime Video user, the Fire TV Stick 4K Select has an even bigger discount. Even with the cheap price point, it still has access to 4K streaming like Amazon's more expensive model, and still gives you full access to Amazon Prime and other streaming apps. —Nena Farrell
JBL's Flip 7 has long been our favorite portable Bluetooth speaker. It's got great sound for the size and it's small enough, and durable enough, to fit in just about any bag. It offers IP68 water resistance, an easy-release strap, and a two-hour battery boost (or four if you go with the reduced bass). The Flip 7 also supports Auracast to sync with other new JBL models like the Clip 5 and Charge 6.
Yes, the new JBL Go 5 has a little more battery, and tougher IP68 protection, but that does not make the Go 4 redundant, especially when it’s on sale. It remains a surprisingly adept palm-sized speaker with cute-but-rugged looks, handy fabric hanging loop and IP67 rating, meaning it’s good for the beach, pool and general everyday abuse. It’s so small in fact, you’ll forget you packed it, but good enough that you will be glad you did. —Chris Haslam
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There are better Bluetooth speakers, but for $28, the Soundcore 2 is a great sounding, cheap, go-anywhere option. The bass is nowhere near as solid as the JBL Flip 7 above, but it manages to be an enjoyable listen with good midrange, balance and presence. It's also got Bluetooth 5.0, IPX7 waterproofing, and a massive 24-hour battery. —Chris Haslam
I love a smart bulb. It's one of the easiest smart home devices to add to your home and start using with a smart speaker, or even just the app and premade schedules to fit your lifestyle. You can set these bulbs to turn on and off at certain times, help give the illusion you're home during vacation, and create a great mood for a party with the ability to choose whatever shade of white or color you want displayed. This set from Cync is my favorite since it works consistently well, has a ton of fun color combinations and light shows in the Cync app, and can even react to music. —Nena Farrell
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Smart plugs are pretty handy if you want to turn non-smart things, like lamps, into connected devices without actually changing anything about them. Instead, you just plug it into one of these. This set from Tapo is my favorite set of smart plugs; you get three for a good price, and they’re Matter-compatible. —Nena Farrell
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If you're an Apple home user, I also like this set from Meross that's on sale for Prime Day. Most current smart light bulbs do work with Apple now thanks to Matter, but I like that Meross has always kept Apple compatibility top of mind. It's a good set, and even better when on sale. —Nena Farrell
If you're looking for a gadget that makes a great gift for a kid, but doesn't give them another screen, a Yoto Player is a great choice. It's made for kids between three and 12, and uses physical cards that kids can slot into the top of the device to play music, audiobooks, and other audio content associated with the card. Both the Yoto Player and the Yoto Mini are on sale right now, along with accessories and cards on Yoto's website for its summer sale that happens to be the same time as Prime Day.—Nena Farrell
A Compact Jump Starter for $99 ($25 off)For more than three years, a NOCO portable jump starter has been my reliable companion on road trips—ready to give me a boost if I left my headlights on in the wilds of northern Delaware. After testing nine different jump starters on an old Land Cruiser this year, this NOCO GBX45 Boost is still the most compact jump starter I’ll trust. It’s easy to slip under a seat, and yet packs a wallop.
A Smart Pedestal Fan for $90 ($40 off)SwitchBot is primarily known for its robot vacuums, and this is its first fan. It’s got a brushless motor and a couple options that I don’t typically see on pedestal fans in this price category, including a rechargeable battery for cordless operation and rare Matter compatibility with the add-on SwitchBot Hub 3 bridge ($120). There are other fans with better build quality and longer warranties, but if you need Matter compatibility, this one is worth a look. —Kat Merck
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