Best Prime Big Deal Days Bluetooth speaker deals: Bose, Marshall, UE, Sony Alternative descriptive headline: Big sound, much smaller prices One-line excerpt: Prime Big Deal Days has pushed some excellent portable Bluetooth speakers from Bose, Ultimate Ears, Marshall, and Sony as low as $68, with discounts reaching 51%.

Razer’s $99.99 Mako X speakers pack bass radiators and RGB into a compact stereo setup without a separate subwoofer. They’re available now, though maximum output requires an additional USB-C power adapter.

From premium OLEDs to affordable 4K screens, these are the six Amazon Prime Big Deal Days TV deals that offer genuine savings.

Prime Day has cut up to 50% off noise-cancelling headphones from Sony, Bose, JBL, and Sennheiser. These are the four deals I'd actually buy.

The Emmys will be available to watch in over 240 countries globally, starting in 2027, on Prime Video without any fee.

Spotify’s BTS Music Quiz turns the Now Playing screen into an interactive trivia challenge covering the group’s music and milestones, complete with shareable scores and friend challenges.

Sony has added a Fnatic Edition to the INZONE H9 II and a new Glass Purple finish to the INZONE E9, with no hardware changes underneath.

Prime Day has cut up to 50% off Amazon's own Kindles, Echo devices, and Fire TV sticks. These are the five deals I'd actually buy.

TDM. has launched the Neo, a pair of over-ear headphones that transforms into a portable Bluetooth speaker using four 40mm drivers and a twist mechanism.

Five soundbar deals from Amazon, Sony, LG, Yamaha, and Bose cover everything from a simple TV upgrade to rear-speaker surround sound.

Prime Day is the perfect time to upgrade your everyday tech for less. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite finds for the event, with deals that make now a great time to shop. Just remember, some of the best deals may not stick around for long.

Five Amazon monitor deals cover everyday work, affordable gaming, 4K streaming, and ultrawide multitasking, starting at $94.99.

Prime Big Deal Days hasn’t started yet, but I found eight worthwhile early deals on DJI, GoPro, Fujifilm, and OBSBOT gear for creators.

Amazon’s redesigned Kindle Colorsoft brings edge-to-edge color, a thinner body, improved contrast and brightness, while both 16GB and Signature models jump $40 in price.

Samsung's Galaxy Buds On are its first clip-on open earbuds, offering 9.5 hours of playback, TwinBoost speakers, audio leakage reduction, and hands-free Galaxy AI features.

Amazon’s new Fire TV Stick 4K is faster, slimmer, and finally ditches one annoying cable.

Logitech’s $259 Zone Vibe Pro drops the traditional boom mic while packing AI noise cancellation, adaptive ANC, 40mm drivers, and up to 66 hours of battery life.

Fairphone's Fairbuds 2 will launch in October for $119, bringing the company's signature repairable design to a new pair of earbuds with LDAC support.

Apple CEO John Ternus reportedly wants the company to launch products more frequently, shorten development cycles, and experiment with a broader range of hardware.

Nothing has launched the Headphone (1) Pro with a triple driver setup, stronger noise cancellation, a comfier design, and up to 68 hours of battery life.

Amazon’s early Prime Day deals already include big discounts on Apple, Ring, Hisense, Anker, Sennheiser, Beats, and more ahead of October 6.

Shop four Amazon headphone deals from $70 ahead of October Prime Day, with noise-canceling options from Sony, Beats, Sennheiser, and Skullcandy.

These four early Prime Day streaming device deals start at $17.99, with Amazon Fire TV sticks, the Fire TV Cube, and Roku Ultra for different setups.

Sony’s ULT FIELD 1 gets a new Smoke Blue finish for the holidays, with Amazon-exclusive preorders now open and the same rugged design and 12-hour battery.

Bose has launched new USB-C wired earbuds with active noise cancellation, low-latency audio, and 24-bit/48kHz playback for $99.

With the arrival of iOS 27 and macOS 27, Apple finally added a tri-band custom EQ to the AirPods. It's not the most fleshed out implementation out there, but it makes a huge difference in the listening experience.

Amazon already has deals on Bose, Apple, Nothing, EarFun, and CMF wireless earbuds, with prices starting at just $34 ahead of Prime Day.

Amazon’s early Prime Day sales already include strong Bluetooth speaker deals from JBL, Bose, Marshall, and Ultimate Ears, with prices starting under $40.

Shop five Amazon TV deals ahead of Prime Day 2026, including four picks under $300, a $99 Insignia, and a 65-inch Toshiba ArtVision with $900 off.

The Nothing Headphone (1) Pro has surfaced in a fresh leak, revealing a more premium design and several upgrades over the original Headphone 1.

A leak reveals the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K keeps its familiar design, with a faster chip, Siri AI, and Wi-Fi 7 rumored ahead of a possible October launch.

Apple’s HomePod mini 2 has appeared in the company’s own code, revealing the familiar design and a new lineup of green, pink, blue, white, and black finishes.

Samsung's first clip-on earbuds could be called Galaxy Buds On, with an open-ear design, possible gesture controls, automatic volume adjustment and sleep detection.

Qualcomm has introduced Snapdragon Sound Elite Gen 2, built for AI-powered earbuds with features like real-time translation and contextual assistance, including camera-equipped models that can use visual and audio input to understand their surroundings.

Meta says its Private Processing system will let smart glasses use deeply personal cloud AI while keeping the underlying data inaccessible even to Meta itself.

Meta is adding photorealistic holograms to WhatsApp calls on Ray-Ban Display, letting people see a digital version of your face while you keep your phone away.

YouTube launched Shorts series with seasons and episodes, voice commenting, and Community Posts, expanding to television.

YouTube launched Custom Feeds, Ask YouTube shopping tools, Ask Music, and Your Podcast Lineup AI discovery features.