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

Gaming & Hardware Deals

Prime Day is offering significant discounts on gaming and media hardware. The Motorola Razr flagship is available at a substantial discount, featuring camera capabilities useful for capturing events like the FIFA World Cup. For audio enthusiasts, Bose's Quiet Comfort Ultra headphones, praised for their performance during international travel, are also part of an "unbelievable" Prime Day promotion. Viewers looking to enhance their experience for upcoming releases like Grand Theft Auto VI can find a Samsung OLED TV for $1,300 off its usual price. Additionally, for those seeking an immersive gaming experience on their mobile devices, the GameSir G8 Plus controller is on sale for just $63.

Emerging Tech & Future Releases

The landscape of personal technology and entertainment is evolving with new hardware and anticipated software releases. Rokid's AI Glasses Style, positioned as an alternative to Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, are available for $249, offering AI assistance for everyday use. In the automotive sector, Faraday Future is diversifying beyond electric vehicles, now marketing a line of robots, including humanoid and quadruped models. On the software front, anticipation builds for Grand Theft Auto VI, with pre-orders opening June 25th and the physical edition priced at $80, a point of contention for its perceived value as DRM in a box. Furthermore, OpenAI and Broadcom have initiated a collaboration with the release of their first joint AI chip, codenamed "Jalapeño."

Data Storage & Space Exploration

Prime Day is also presenting opportunities for storage solutions and advancements in space observation. Terra Master's F8 SSD Plus, recognized as a top all-flash NAS, has reached a new low price of $719. Meanwhile, the European Space Agency's Euclid telescope has captured detailed images of the Milky Way's star-filled center, an area NASA is set to map later this summer.