If you’ve been saying, “I’ll wait until Prime Day” to make your next big purchase, today is the day, friends! Amazon’s anticipated savings extravaganza has officially kicked off and runs through June 26 — that’s almost a whole Prime Week of savings to look forward to! We’ll be handpicking a smattering of sublime sales for your shopping pleasure and we’ve already found deals with discounts as high as 70%. Some favorites? Hanes shorts our readers love that are now just $11, a crowd-pleasing Stanley tumbler at its lowest price in months and an Apple Watch with over $100 off — its lowest price in 30 days. Better rev up that cart before the good stuff sells out!
Trending Prime Day deals:
Apple Airpods Pro 3 ($180, was $249): Save $69
Stanley Quencher Tumbler ($20, was $40): Rare 50% off
Hanes Men’s Zip-Up Hoodie ($11, was $28): 61% off
Shark FlexBreeze Fan($119, was $200): A rare deal
iRobot Roomba Vacuum & Mop ($169, was $320): Get 47% off
Why should you trust us? Well, we shop for a living, and we know the difference between a legit markdown and a deceptive discount. Starting prices are commonly inflated to make a deal seem more impressive than it is, but our team of pros has years of experience covering events just like this, so there’s no fooling us. By comparing prices across retailers, we can confidently say that the finds we share with you are, well, real deals. Let’s dive in, shall we?
Best Amazon Prime Day deals: Top picks
Best Amazon deals: Rare deals
Best Amazon deals: Style
Best Amazon deals: Home
Best Amazon deals: Vacuums
Best Amazon deals: Beauty
Best Amazon deals: Kitchen
Best Amazon deals: Tech
Amazon Prime Day 2026 FAQs:
What deals do you typically see on Prime Day?
You’ll find major markdowns across categories of all types during Prime Day, but certain discounts truly shine. Amazon-branded products (from Fire TVs to Kindles and more) are often at their lowest prices of the year. We commonly see vacuums and countertop kitchen appliances on mega sale, sometimes up to 50-60% off.
While grills and pool accessories will likely get their prices slashed after summer, patio furniture sets and lawn supplies are usually down to impressive lows for Prime Day. The same goes for warm-weather wardrobe and skin care essentials, like sundresses and sunscreen.
What’s better, Prime Day deals or Black Friday deals?
Asking shopping editors to choose between Prime Day and Black Friday deals is like asking a chef to choose between salt and butter. Both savings events offer stellar prices on the most sought-after items. But since they land at different times of the year, there’s some variation in the offerings.
While Prime Day is a fabulous time to score Amazon-branded items and home essentials for less, Black Friday often sees steep sales on beauty, clothing, large appliances and laptops. Of course, discounts change from year to year, so if you have something specific on your wishlist, be sure to keep an eye out no matter which sale is taking place. Surprises happen!
Does Prime Day include discounts on subscriptions?
While Prime Day memberships themselves aren’t discounted during Prime Day, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial any time of year. (After that trial month, you’ll be charged $14.99 per month, and you can cancel at any time.) If you are between 18 and 24 years old, you may qualify for a free 6-month trial.
While the best Prime Day deals are often reserved for Prime members, you don’t necessarily need a Prime account to access deals that are open to everyone. That said, you’ll save more with one, in addition to receiving perks like free shipping.
How can I track Prime Day deals?
If you’d rather not have to refresh Amazon’s deals page during Prime Day, we’ve got you. Our shopping experts will be working around the clock — literally — to dig up and curate the best Prime Day deals, sparing you from the dud discounts.
On that note, let’s get the price-slash party going early, shall we? We’re already seeing bargains popping up, so beat the rush and add these deal-hunter-approved markdowns to your cart now.
If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)
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Tue, Jun 23, 2026 07:42 AM UTC
Rachel Roszmann
3 gadgets on sale that do the hard work for you
🔥Ninja Kitchen System | Smoothie season is here, and this top-selling blender even doubles as a food processor, saving space in your cabinets.
🔥Bissell Little Green Mini | This portable 7-pound mini carpet cleaner is ideal for anyone looking to target stains all around the house. It tackles the same jobs as its larger sibling, only schlepping it around just got even easier.
🔥 Bissell Featherweight Stick Lightweight Bagless Vacuum | If you’re looking for a super lightweight and versatile vacuum, this Bissell is under $40.
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 07:22 AM UTC
Sabrina Carder
Price drop alert
📉 Shark Rocket Ultra-Light Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner – This popular corded vac is back down to $99, which is 50% off
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 07:18 AM UTC
Sabrina Carder
3 popular deals this morning
🔥 Apple AirPods Pro 3 | These AirPods Pro 3 are currently 25% off, which is a rare deal worth grabbing fast.
🔥 iRobot Roomba 105 Robot Vacuum/Mop Combo | A 2-in-1 robot vacuum and mop with 70% more suction than other iRobot models, smart enough to avoid carpets when mopping. Near its lowest price in the past year.
🔥 Hanes Men’s Zip-up Hoodie | Bag a new hoodie for just $12, it’s currently the bestseller in Men’s Athletic Hoodies and comes in a wide range of colors to suit every style
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Tue, Jun 23, 2026 06:51 AM UTC
Rachel Roszmann
Searching for travel deals?
💰Our top deal: Samsonite Freeform Hardside Carry-On ($120, was $220) 📚 What to read: Save up to 50% on luggage, travel tech, organizers and more
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 05:52 AM UTC
Rachel Roszmann
Best vacuum deals right now
🔥Shark UltraCyclone 2-in-1 Cordless & Handheld Vacuum | This weighs just 4 pounds, and you’re getting a sleek stick vacuum and a handheld in one, meaning it’s equally as useful for zapping up dust from your floor as it is for cleaning furniture, stairs and even the interior of your car. 🔥 Bissell Featherweight Stick Lightweight Bagless Vacuum | If you’re looking for a super lightweight and versatile vacuum, this Bissell is under $40. 🔥 iRobot Roomba 105 Robot Vacuum/Mop Combo | A 2-in-1 robot vacuum and mop with 70% more suction than other iRobot models, smart enough to avoid carpets when mopping. Near its lowest price in the past year.
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 04:47 AM UTC
Rachel Roszmann
Some summer essentials not to miss out on
🔥 Levoit Tower Fan | This bladeless fan has 90° oscillation, four modes and five speed settings and is over 25% off.
🔥 Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreen, SPF 70 | This high-SPF sunscreen is a reliable, dermatologist-recommended staple with lightweight coverage
🔥 Hanes Women’s Jersey Pocket Shorts | Our readers can’t get enough of these, raving about how comfy they are for everything from puttering around the house to vacation and right now they’re only $11.
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 03:43 AM UTC
Searching for home deals?
💰Our top deal: Cozsinoor Bed Pillows ($27, was $99)
📚 What to read: What to read: Score deep discounts on home essentials from Ninja, Bissell, Stanley and more
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Tue, Jun 23, 2026 02:35 AM UTC
Searching for Apple deals?
💰Our top deal: Apple AirPods 4 ($99, was $129)
📚 What to read: Best Apple deals: Save on AirPods, Apple Watches, MacBooks and more
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 01:47 AM UTC
3 of our favorite kitchen deals right now
🔥 Dash My Mug Ice Cream Maker, Set of 2 | These easy-to-use personal ice cream makers let you churn frozen treats at home in about 20 minutes, and the set rarely gets discounted.
🔥Delamu 2-Tier Under-Sink Organizers, Set of 2 | If the area under your sink has become a black hole of cleaning products (along with who knows what else), these two-tiered slide-out shelves are here to save the day.
🔥KitchenAid Ribbed Silicone Oven Mitts | Heat-resistant up to 500°F with a ribbed design for better grip and water resistance for protection from hot splatters. Certain colors are nearly 70% off and at their best price on Amazon.
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Amazon Prime Day is happening now through June 26, offering exclusive discounts to Prime members (if you’re not a member yet, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial). Some of the top deals include the Oura Ring 4, Medicube Zero Pore Pads, Samsonite luggage set, plus there’s lots of essentials on sale, like trash bags and dishwasher pods.
I frequently cover shopping events like Prime Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday as a reporter for NBC Select, so I know how to find deals that are actually worth buying. I also spent weeks combing through thousands of discounts to find the best Prime Day deals — each one I recommend below is highly rated and 20 percent off or more, as well as at its lowest price in at least three months.
I’m updating this list live throughout Amazon Prime Day, so check back for new deals throughout the day.
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The best Prime Day 2026 deals
Prime Day is an ideal time to save on household essentials like dishwasher pods, and Cascade’s made our list of the very best. You get 57 in a box — with the discount, that’s only about $0.29 per pod. Each one has soap inside that gets rid of grime, grease, sticky stuff and stuck-on food residue. NBC Select senior editor Shalwah Evans says the pods even get the worst residue off her air fryer rack and frying pans.
I’ve been a loyal AirPods Pro user for years. I use them to listen to music, take calls and while I’m doing workouts. This is Apple’s most recent model, with multiple listening modes (including noise cancellation) and up to 10 hours of battery life, according to the brand. The earbuds have sensors that track your heart rate and calories burned in workouts, a hearing aid feature and live language translation abilities. They come with ear tips in five sizes so you can get the best fit, and a Mag-Safe charging case for easy juicing up.
This vacuum will be the cleaning hero in your home due to its powerful suction that cleans up messes on all floors. It also has a built-in HEPA filter that traps dust and other allergens. It also has a detachable pod, which lets you access hard-to-reach areas like under furniture and above doorframes. The vacuum comes with useful attachments like a dusting brush and a crevice tool to reach tight corners.
Le Creuset’s 8-inch nonstick pan is made from anodized aluminum, a material that helps it heat up quickly and distribute heat evenly, according to the brand. It also has a textured interior that helps you brown and sear food. The pan is compatible with all stovetops, oven-safe up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit, dishwasher-safe and works with metal utensils.
I’ve reported about oral care for six years, and no matter how many teeth whitening strips I test, Crest’s come out on top for two reasons: They actually work and they’re easy to use. The NBC Select Wellness Award-winning strips are coated in hydrogen peroxide to brighten your smile and remove surface stains, and they have a no-slip grip — I have conversations while wearing them and they don’t budge. You get 44 strips per pack, which is enough for 22 treatments.
These exfoliating pore pads have transformed my skin over the past nine months — I use them every other night, and over time, they’ve made my skin softer and smoother, and visibly reduced pore size in my t-zone. The pads are soaked in an AHA and BHA solution, and they’re dual-sided: The textured side gently buffs away dead skin cells and the soft side has a soothing effect. Medicube’s Zero Pore Pads come with tweezers to grab one at a time, and there’s a spot to store the tool in the jar’s lid.
My Samsonite luggage is still in great condition after I’ve beat it up during years of travel. This set comes with two of the brand’s hardside Omni suitcases: a 20-inch carry-on and a 24-inch checked bag. They’re both expandable and have a scratch-resistant exterior, an adjustable handle, interior organization systems and 360-degree dual spinner wheels. There’s also a built-in TSA-approved luggage lock on the checked bag.
Watch our Samsonite luggage review.
Once you connect devices like lamps, fans and small kitchen appliances to this smart plug, you can control them from the Amazon Alexa app or via voice commands. The app also lets you set up timers, schedules and routines, plus the plug is compact, so it keeps your second outlet free.
Beyond giving you a sheer tint and shine, Laneige’s lightweight lip balm is moisturizing thanks to ingredients like murumuru and shea butters. Once I apply it, it keeps my lips hydrated and soft for hours. The tube is pocket-sized, so I always bring it with me everywhere, and I either wear it on its own or put it over a more pigmented, matte lipstick.
Every time I use my Bissell Little Green Machine to spot clean carpet, area rugs and upholstered furniture, I’m amazed by how well it gets stains, odors and dirt out of fabric. It’s so easy to use: You just add water and the included cleaning solution to one removable tank, and then you use the nozzle to spray the solution on fabric, scrub the area and suction up the mess. The dirty water goes into a separate removable tank. The appliance comes with a self-cleaning tool to rinse out the hose when you’re done, a Tough Stain Tool and a Spraying Crevice Tool to get into tight spaces.
As someone who doesn’t have a dishwasher, I’m very picky about my dish soap, and Dawn Powerwash is the only one I’ve bought for years. It gets literally everything off my dishes with minimal scrubbing and no water, rinses off in seconds and never leaves behind spots or a grimy residue. This starter pack comes with one sprayer and four refill bottles of soap.
NBC Select reporter Harry Rabinowitz has tested the Oura Ring 4 for more than a year and says it’s a fantastic health, sleep and fitness tracker if you want something more subtle than a bulky smartwatch. Plus, he finds its data accurate. The Oura Ring gives you up to eight days of battery life per charge, and it’s water-resistant up to 328 feet. You’ll need an Oura Membership to see your data and use all of the app’s features — it’s $70 a year.
Read our Oura Ring 4 review.
This water flosser is an NBC Select Wellness Award-winner that also earned the American Dental Association’s Seal of Acceptance. It has three pressure settings and a water reservoir built into its handle that gives you about 45 seconds of continuous spray, according to the brand. The cordless, water-resistant Waterpik comes with four tips that rotate 360 degrees to reach all angles of your mouth. The brand says its battery lasts for up to four weeks per charge.
Upgrade your microwaveable popcorn with this dishwasher-safe kitchen gadget. You use the popper’s lid to measure out your popcorn kernels before pouring them inside, and then you put it in the microwave for about three minutes. You can also put butter on top of the lid — it has little holes, so as the butter melts, it drips over the fresh popcorn. The 3-quart popper has a wide mouth, so you can use it to serve the snack, and its handle stays cool.
Hairstylists we talked to love Amika’s Perk Up Dry Shampoo because it blends in easily with an invisible finish, gives you volume and texture between washes, and isn’t too heavy on hair, which means it doesn’t make hair fall flat. They say you can use the dry shampoo from roots to ends. It’s made with rice starch to absorb moisture, oils and odors from the scalp, as well as nourishing sea buckthorn berry.
I swapped disposable plastic bags for Stasher’s reusable, dishwasher-safe silicone ones years ago, and now I own too many to count. This pack comes with four in different sizes: snack, sandwich, stand-up mid and stand-up bowl. Each Stasher bag has a leak-free Pinch-Loc seal, and they’re microwave-, freezer-, sous-vide- and oven-safe up to 424 degrees Fahrenheit.
Read our Stasher Bag review.
See, hear and speak to visitors with Blink’s Video Doobell, which pairs with the brand’s app so you can livestream footage with a head-to-toe view from wherever you are. The app also sends you real-time notifications if you get a Blink subscription. The doorbell comes with three AA batteries inside, which you’ll need to replace about every two years, according to the brand. It’s compatible with Amazon-Alexa enabled devices, too.
I swear by Olaplex’s hair oil to soften, smooth out and add shine to my curls, and since a few drops go a long way, the bottle lasts me months. I always apply the oil before using hot tools since it offers heat protection up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, and it gives you frizz control and humidity resistance for up to 72 hours, according to the brand. The oil, which you can use on all hair types, as well as wet and dry hair, is also color-safe and works on chemically treated hair.
The best Prime Day sales
Here are the best Prime Day sales to know about. Keep in mind, not every item from a brand is discounted as described below.
Best Prime Day tech sales
Up to 60% off Amazon devices
Up to 28% off Apple tech
Up to 25% off JBL tech
Best Prime Day beauty sales
Up to 40% off Laneige beauty products
Up to 30% off Charlotte Tilbury makeup and skin care
Up to 25% off Hero Cosmetics skin care products
Best Prime Day home sales
Up to 39% off Dyson vacuums, air purifiers, hair tools and more
Up to 25% the Nori Press and Nori Trim
Up to 50% off Bissell floor cleaners, pet products and more
Up to 43% off Levoit vacuums, air purifiers and more
Up to 37% off Barefoot Dreams robes, blankets and more
Up to 51% off iRobot vacuums
Up to 43% off Govee smart lighting and GoveeLife home products
Best Prime Day health and wellness sales
Up to 50% off Philips Sonicare toothbrushes and accessories
Up to 43% off Colgate dental care products
Up to 30% off Vital Proteins collagen supplements and more
Best Prime Day kitchen sales
Up to 20% off Caraway cookware
23% off the Ninja Creami ice cream maker
Up to 40% off Nutribullet kitchen appliances
Best Prime Day grocery sales
Up to 31% off Kind bars and granola
Up to 40% off Premier Protein Shakes
30% off Liquid IV electrolyte powders
The best sales at other retailers
Target: Target Circle members can save during Target Circle Deal Days through June 26, online and in stores
Walmart: All shoppers (with exclusive deals for Walmart+ members) can save during the Walmart Deals event through June 28, online and in stores
Ulta: Up to 40% off makeup skin care, hair care and more during Ulta Beauty’s Big Summer Beauty Sale through July 11
Zappos: Get an extra 20% off purchases with code SAVEBIG20 during the Summer EPO Event through Jul. 1
Cozy Earth: Up to 20% off sitewide and 25% off bundles during Cozy Days through June. 27
July: Up to 25% off sitewide through June 30 with code PEAKSEASON
Helix Sleep: Up to 30% off sitewide through Jul. 12 with code JULY20
Verloop: Up to 75% off sitewide during the Verloop Sample Sale through Jun. 30
Outer: Up to 20% off outdoor furniture through Jul. 7
Why are these Prime Day deals worth it?
Amazon Prime Day historically offers Prime members some of the lowest prices of the year on products across categories, and these limited-time deals only last through June 26. All of my recommendations above are based on NBC Select’s previous coverage and reporting. I also included products the NBC Select staff has tested. I evaluated the quality of these deals by running them through price trackers like CamelCamelCamel, and I only included ones that:
Are at their lowest price in at least three months
Are 20% off or more
Are highly rated with at least a 4-star average rating from hundreds of customers on Amazon
Why trust NBC Select?
I’m a reporter at NBC Select who has covered Amazon since 2020. I write about the retailer’s biggest sales (Big Spring Sale, Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days), how to save the most money while shopping them and what’s included in a Prime membership. I also regularly appear in related NBC News NOW and TODAY segments. Prior to Prime Day, I previewed a list of deals from Amazon and sorted through them to find worthwhile sales you should know about.

LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 23, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Seventeen-year-old Mergers and Acquisitions firm ProNova Partners has announced it has been retained to develop major strategic partnership and acquisition relationships for a breakthrough at-home vision-testing technology built on optical science exclusively licensed from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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The platform lets a person measure their own vision with a smartphone and receive a doctor-generated eyeglass or contact lens prescription remotely, without a clinic visit. It spans seven FDA-registered medical devices and applications, and independent clinical trials have confirmed accuracy comparable to the in-office equipment used in a traditional eye exam.

More than 50,000 devices are in use across over 150 countries, built up over eight years of operation with zero product defects and zero litigation. The technology, while not meant to replace the traditional in-clinic eye exam, carries a full regulatory and quality stack, including ISO 13485 and HIPAA compliance, and is protected by more than two dozen issued patents.

“Every so often a technology quietly solves a problem an entire industry has worked on for decades,” said Terie Salinas, Chief Operating Officer of ProNova Partners. “This is one of those. It is fully built, clinically validated, and already in use worldwide. Our mandate is to bring the right strategic partners to it.”

The technology arrives as the roughly $60-billion U.S. vision-care market faces a growing shortage of eye-care providers, and as the traditional eye exam — essentially unchanged for two centuries — becomes the next consumer-health category reshaped by telehealth and artificial intelligence.

“We have completed more than 500 transactions across many arenas, including the medical-device, healthcare, and technology space,” Salinas said. “That is exactly the experience a platform like this requires.”

Company details are available to qualified parties upon execution of a standard non-disclosure agreement.

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Meta is pausing an internal AI training program after sensitive data was accessible across the entire company, according to screenshots obtained by Business Insider.
A screenshot showed that the leak exposed employees’ private conversations, performance data, and transcriptions. The incident was classified as a SEV 2 on a scale of 0 to 5, with 0 being the most severe.
A Meta spokesperson confirmed the incident and said the company is investigating.
“We have carefully designed this program with privacy safeguards, and while we have no indication at this time that any data was improperly accessed by Meta employees, we’re pausing it while we investigate,” the spokesperson said.
In April, Meta announced the AI training program, called the Model Capability Initiative (MCI), which was intended to improve the company’s AI models by using its staff’s keystrokes and mouse movements as training data. The program, which is mandatory for most staff, sparked a backlash from employees who felt uncomfortable with their data being recorded, Business Insider previously reported.
This leak is causing frustration within Meta, according to screenshots seen by Business Insider, with employees critical that data wasn’t locked down from the start.
“I am incensed,” one employee wrote on Monday about the recent leak in an internal group, according to a screenshot obtained by Business Insider.
“I don’t see any evidence of malicious access, but the fact that this data wasn’t locked down as originally promised is super frustrating,” the employee continued.
The leak is the latest in a string of recent security incidents for Meta. Last month, a flaw in its AI chatbot allowed people to hijack multiple Instagram accounts. A rogue AI agent also caused a severe incident in March, the Information reported.
Correction: June 22, 2026 — An earlier version of this story misstated Meta’s severity scale. 0 is the most severe on its scale.

A fatal weekend crash in which a Tesla plowed through a brick home in Katy, Texas, killing a 76-year-old woman, set off alarms about the company’s driver assistance technology. By Monday afternoon, Tesla was fighting back against the framing.
The crash occurred Friday night when a Tesla Model 3 driven by Michael Butler left the road and slammed into the home of Martha Avila, who was airlifted to a hospital and later pronounced dead. Butler told Harris County sheriff’s deputies that the vehicle was on Autopilot at the time. That detail spread quickly, and by the weekend the story had become the centerpiece of long-running debate over Tesla’s Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (Supervised) driver assistance systems.
But Tesla, a company that famously dismantled its PR department years ago, broke from its usual silence Monday to push back.
Ashok Elluswamy, vice president of AI software at Tesla and the first engineer hired for the Autopilot team back in 2014, took to X to offer a very different account of what the data showed. “In this case, the driver manually overrode self-driving by pressing the accelerator all the way to 100% of the accel pedal in this residential area,” he wrote. “They reached a speed of 73 mph during the crash, and had the accelerator pressed even after the crash.”
The implication was that whatever system may have been engaged, a human foot on the gas pedal at full throttle was responsible for what ensued, not the car.
Elon Musk amplified Elluswamy’s point on his own X account soon after. “This [allegation] makes no sense. FSD drives slowly through neighborhood streets and this was a high speed crash!” he wrote.
Tesla discontinued Autopilot, its basic driver-assistance system, in January, following a California ruling that the name was misleading to consumers. Full Self-Driving (Supervised), which requires a $99 monthly subscription, handles driver maneuvers including route navigation, steering, lane changes, and parking but still requires the driver to actively supervise the system at all times.
Either way, federal regulators appear determined to come to their own conclusions. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirmed to TechCrunch on Monday it was opening a special crash investigation into the crash. The probe is reportedly the latest in more than 40 such probes the agency has launched into Tesla crashes believed to involve advanced driver-assistance systems in recent years.
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office said it would present its findings to the local district attorney to determine whether criminal charges are warranted.
Whether the Autopilot system was truly active, overridden, or malfunctioning likely won’t be resolved until investigators finish combing through the vehicle’s data logs.