The October Prime Day sale has reached its end, but we’re still seeing plenty of great items that are heavily discounted and currently cost less than $50, including tech, home essentials, health and beauty products and more. It’s the perfect opportunity to treat yourself or to get started on some early holiday gift shopping.
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We tend to see quite a few extended discounts after Prime Day events, so it’s good to pay attention throughout the week. To save you the trouble of hunting them down, CNET’s team of shopping experts is still combing through all the remaining deals to find the best options for you.
Got a little more to spend? We’re also continuing to round up the best Prime Day deals under $100 to shop after the event.
Best post-Prime Day tech deals under $50
Amazon has put its 4K streaming stick back on sale after Prime Day. The price is $5 more than during the event, but still a good deal. Turn any TV into a smart TV with this easy to set up streaming stick.
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Best post-Prime Day everyday essential deals under $50
Prime members save $21 on this midsize flashlight that’s durable and rated for 1,000 lumens (that’s pretty darn bright) with a four-hour runtime on high mode. Alas, it recharges with a micro-USB cable, not USB-C. But if you have one of those old micro-USB cables stashed in a drawer, you’re all set.
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Best post-Prime Day home deals under $50
Go from frozen fruit to delicious smoothie in seconds with this powerful, simple-to-use blender set. Its 11 pieces include three different cup sizes and various lids.
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Best post-Prime Day kids deals under $50
This Nooie baby monitor makes it easy to keep an eye on things from anywhere. It boasts a 1080p video resolution with powerful infrared night vision and can rotate both horizontally and vertically so you can get a clear view of what’s happening. Plus, it supports 24/7 livestreaming with real-time motion detection and audio alerts. (Remember to clip the on-page coupon for the extra savings.)
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What is Prime Day?
Amazon’s October Prime Day event for 2024 was officially called Prime Big Deal Days. The shopping extravaganza essentially functioned as a second Amazon Prime Day event ahead of the holiday shopping season. If you’ve never shopped during a Prime Day sale before, you might be wondering exactly what it entails, so here’s a brief explainer. It was a two-day Amazon sale that offers exclusive savings to Amazon Prime subscribers with limited-time offers, flash deals and rock-bottom prices. It’s a rare chance to score Black Friday-level pricing outside of November, so it’s usually well worth shopping.
When was Amazon’s October Prime Day 2024 event?
Amazon’s Prime Day event began on Tuesday Oct. 8 and ran through 11:59 pm PT Wednesday Oct. 9. That means the event is officially over now, but there are plenty of deals still running over at Amazon.
How does October Prime Day compare to July Prime Day?
There are lots of similarities between the two sales. Many of the same deals return during the October sale, especially on Amazon’s own devices, such as Blink and Ring home security devices, Fire TVs and tablets, Echo devices and more.
The main difference is related to the timing of the sale. Since July Prime Day is in the summer, there’s more focus on back-to-school and outdoor deals. This includes school supplies, grills, lawnmowers and more. During October Prime Day, we see more deals geared toward the upcoming holiday season, such as kitchenware for a Thanksgiving meal or kids toys and games for Christmas.
How does Prime Day work?
The idea behind the sale is pretty simple: Subscribers to Amazon’s Prime service can get exclusive discounts on thousands of products and services across the site during a limited period. The products, while still available to non-Prime members, will have extra savings for members, with many prices dropping down to new all-time lows.
When you’re logged in to your Prime account and looking at a product landing page, you’ll see the discounted price if it’s on sale. You don’t usually need any special coupon codes, nor is there a need to use a specific payment method to get the discounts. If you spend your money wisely each year, you can easily make back your Prime membership cost in savings during the event.
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Where can you find deals right now?
The CNET Deals team covers all of the best price drops, discounts and deals daily from all the top retailers. Whether it’s a one-day promo at Woot, a weekend sale at Best Buy or a coupon code for a product at Amazon, if it’s a great deal, we’ll be covering it.
Be sure to check out all of the great deals each day at CNET.com/deals and sign up for our CNET Cheapskate newsletter for a daily digest of deals delivered to your inbox. You can also sign up for CNET Deals text alerts for curated deals during the event, and install our CNET Shopping browser extension to help ensure that purchases you make all year round will be at the lowest price available.
