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Last updated: June 24, 2026, 11:30 PM ET

Mobile Devices & Wearables

Prime Day sales continue to dominate the mobile landscape, with significant discounts across various brands. The Motorola Razr 2025 FIFA Edition is available for 21% off, offering exclusive software perks for World Cup fans. Similarly, the Motorola Razr series features strong camera capabilities, enhanced by current discounts. For budget-conscious shoppers, several Android phones are under $400, including the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro, which is at an exceptionally low price. In the foldable market, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 has had its chipset confirmed, and renders of the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 have surfaced, with the Fold8 Ultra expected to feature a screen upgrade and the foldables offering up to 1TB of storage. The Commodore Callback 8020 flip phone has also seen a $100 price drop ahead of pre-orders.

Smartwatches are also seeing substantial markdowns. The Pixel Watch 4 has hit its lowest price ever, making it an attractive upgrade, while Spigen's bands for the Pixel Watch 4 are up to 67% off. For those interested in smart rings, the Oura Ring 4 is available at up to 51% off. On the UK front, Apple Watch Series 11 and AirPods are discounted during Prime Day. Wearable tech is also getting more discreet, with Lumysi aiming to integrate activity tracking into bracelets for a more stylish aesthetic.

Gaming & Entertainment

The highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch on June 25th, with pre-orders opening for a physical edition priced at $80 reported by multiple sources. To enhance the gaming experience, Samsung OLED TVs are heavily discounted, with one model boasting a near-perfect Amazon rating and reaching a record low price. For mobile gaming enthusiasts, the GameSir G8 Plus MFi controller is available for just $63, and 8Bit Do has launched the Arcade Controller Pro for fighting game aficionados. VR gaming is also a focus, with heavily discounted Meta Quest gift cards available during Prime Day, coinciding with the VR Games Showcase Summer 2026.

Home & Audio

Prime Day is offering significant savings on home entertainment and audio equipment. Valerion projectors, including the Vision Master Max, are on sale, providing a way to watch the FIFA World Cup on a large scale, with another deal featuring a Google TV projector and a 200-inch screen. For those seeking immersive sound, Bose's Quiet Comfort Ultra headset, a travel essential for many, is available at an "unbelievable" Prime Day deal. Portable audio options include Marshall's Emberton III speaker, now 45% off, and Google's updated Home Speaker, which is described as a modest update for the Gemini era.

Computing & Storage

Deals on laptops and storage solutions are plentiful. Chromebooks from Lenovo and ASUS are seeing hundreds of dollars in savings, while Apple Mac Books and iPads are also discounted on Amazon UK. For tablet users, the Huion Note E Android tablet with stylus support is $74 off, and multiple TCL NXTPAPER tablets are available for under $200. Storage needs are addressed with discounts on Terra Master's F8 SSD Plus NAS at $719 and Samsung T9 SSDs with savings up to 39%.

AI & Emerging Tech

The AI sector is seeing collaboration and evolving hardware. OpenAI and Broadcom have introduced their first AI chip, codenamed "Jalapeño." In a move driven by growing concerns over AI safety and security, the US government is reportedly urging Meta to share its AI models for review. On the hardware front, Rokid's AI Glasses Style are available for $249, offering an alternative to Meta's smart glasses, which were unveiled in partnership with EssilorLuxottica. Meanwhile, Tecno's EllaClaw AI agent is gaining new capabilities, including cross-app automation.

Automotive & Other

In the automotive space, Faraday Future is diversifying beyond EVs and pitching a lineup of robots, including humanoids and a quadruped. The cult-favorite Honda Element is reportedly being revived as an affordable hybrid SUV in 2029. Tesla faces a wrongful death lawsuit following a crash in Texas as reported by Engadget. Separately, Alibaba is suing the US government to be removed from a list of firms linked to the Chinese military. In a move to streamline travel, Google Wallet will soon make TSA PreCheck easier with touchless ID integration.