Amazon Prime Day Final Day Deals Tracked Live
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Wired is tracking the final hours of Amazon Prime Day, which concludes at 3 a.m. Eastern time tonight after a four-day event. New deals continue to roll out on the last day, with Wired updating its overview of the best deals three times today. The outlet notes that many items, especially laptops, will cost more after the event ends. Featured deals include an iPad 11-inch for $300, Nothing Ear (a) Wireless Earbuds for $53, and a Samsung Frame Pro TV for $1,498. Wired reports that Apple deals have been selling out quickly, but some remain, including $70 off AirPods Pro 3 and $120 off the Apple Watch Series 11. Streaming services such as Paramount Plus and MGM Plus are offering $1 per month two-month trials through Amazon Prime, with Apple TV offering a half-off deal for two months. Wired also highlights a Shark vacuum deal that is out of stock on Amazon but still available directly from SharkNinja.
What’s reported
Amazon Prime Day is in its final hours, ending at 3 a.m. Eastern time tonight.
The event lasted four days.
Wired is updating its best deals overview three times on the final day.
Featured deals include iPad 11-inch for $300, Nothing Ear (a) Wireless Earbuds for $53, Ugreen Power Bank 25,000mAh for $60, Plugable USB-C Hub for $37, Note Pro AI Voice Recorder for $109, Samsung Frame Pro TV (65-inch) for $1,498, and GroWell LED hair regrowth hat for $452.
Apple deals include $70 off AirPods Pro 3 and $120 off Apple Watch Series 11.
Streaming deals: Paramount Plus, MGM Plus offer $1 per month two-month trials; Apple TV offers half-off for two months.
A Shark vacuum deal is out of stock on Amazon but available directly from SharkNinja.
Yeti coolers are on sale, including the Tundra 45 for $87 off.
Beats Solo 4 headphones are half off in a late doorbuster deal.
Key figures
Nena Farrell (WIRED colleague, mentioned as reviewer of a smart bulb and Shark vacuum)
Ryan Waniata (WIRED reviewer, noted for Beats Solo 4 review)
Kat Merck (reviews team editor, mentioned as fan tester)
Sources: Wired
