100 Best Prime Day Deals Under $100 (2025): LifeStraws, Tech, and More

The Amazon Echo Pop is like a sliced-in-half Echo Dot with slightly thinner sound, but its fun colors, lower price (especially now!), and handy Alexa make it a playful pick for dorms or small spaces.

The Amazon Echo Dot (5th Gen) is a miniaturized Echo with the same design, better bass than past Dots, and surprisingly powerful sound—now at an even better price.

The Echo Spot is back with a new look and a tiny screen that makes for a perfect bedside clock and companion.

If your kids want a Kindle, this is the perfect chance to score one designed just for them and with six months free Kids+ content.

This tablet holder works perfectly for e-readers, tablets, and even a Nintendo Switch. It’s ideal for bed or couch use, reducing wrist strain, and easily secures to any ledge or table.

This 25,000 mAh power bank delivers 145W total (100W + 45W USB-C), features a charge display, includes a USB-C cable, and is flight-approved for carry-ons – making it one of the best high-capacity options.

This MagSafe charger is ideal for iPhone and AirPods users, offering 15W fast charging, a stable base with a dedicated AirPods spot, and landscape positioning for StandBy mode. It has a built-in 5-foot cable and power adapter.

Car phone mounts often fail, but the Bokilino keeps phones secure at the perfect angle in your cup holder. A small tradeoff for reliable performance, especially at this price.

Baseus’ retractable USB-C cable avoids tangles with preset lengths (1.1-3.3 ft) and auto-rewinds into its case. It charges at 100W, and comes in multiple colors.

Unless you’re an esports athlete looking to shave off every millisecond of lag, you can get away with buying a solid, affordable gaming mouse like this one.

Laptops have limited ports nowadays, but this inexpensive portable hub adds a 4K HDMI port, SD and microSD Card reader, and two USB 3.0 ports.

Everyone needs a USB-C hub, but this one has one handy feature that most don’t: a built-in M.2 enclosure. The SSD isn’t included, but it greatly expands what this little accessory can do.

There’s a reason this mouse has become iconic. No other mouse balances performance, customization, and design in a way that just about everyone loves.

Satechi’s first full-size mechanical keyboard has low-profile brown switches are clicky and satisfying, and the adjustable feet make it super comfortable to type on for long periods.

If you hate having to fish around for the end of that charging cable, this magnetic cable wrangler is for you.

Fast, reliable, and affordable, this is the best USB flash drive for most folks, and it comes in various sizes from 128 GB up to 1 TB. They are all on sale.

This charging beast is the upgrade pick in our best power banks guide and it sneaks just under the $100 mark for Prime Day.

2025’s best bargain: These noise-canceling wireless buds (with app control, multi-point pairing, and great bass-blocking) cost less than takeout for two, even less on sale.

SoundPeats’ open earbuds deliver what pricier Bose/Sony models do—decent sound while keeping you aware of traffic. For open buds, just go cheap.

These loop-designed earplugs offer comfort, decent sound, and easy on/off—essential hearing protection for concerts and events.

The Stormbox 2 (9/10, WIRED Recommends) sounds way too good for the money, with good detail and a balanced sound. It’s already worth the money, but especially now that it’s on sale.

JBL’s Clip 5 hangs in the shower; it hangs on your tent loop or your belt loop; it hangs wherever you do. It’s got surprisingly warm and full sound for its size, a dunkable design, and up to 12 hours of battery (15 hours in its lighter sound mode).

Sony’s value-packed 720N provide good features and satisfying performance in a refreshingly affordable package. You’ll get solid noise canceling thanks to Sony’s V1 processor, full and punchy sound, and a comfy fit.

Even after 10 years, the original Aeropress still makes amazing coffee. It is simple, quick, and easy to clean. It’s not quite espresso, not quite drip: It’s just delicious.

The best budget grinder for Aeropress, drip, or French press, this delivers even grinds and solid extraction. While its 15 settings aren’t precise enough for espresso (consider the Baratza ESP instead), it’s a steal at the current discount.

The compact Dash Tasti-Crisp isn’t the most powerful air fryer, but its tiny size, reliability, and Prime Day price make it a no-brainer for crispy snacks.

“For quick, small jobs like dicing onions, this compact Hamilton Beach chopper—a WIRED staff favorite—is a Prime Day bargain.

This is the best pod coffee maker for iced coffee enjoyers. It has two water reservoirs, with one of them being dedicated to chilled water. That means your coffee will come out cold, even if you don’t add ice before consuming your morning brew.

These rattan proofing baskets are an example of long-lasting wooden cookware that I’ve been using them for years. They now come with fabric liners for wetter doughs, but I definitely recommend going without the liner for standard-hydration formulas.

Detroit-style pizza is everywhere now. For authentic crispy edges at home, Lloyd’s pans are the gold standard—just don’t hold back on the oil.

These rattan proofing baskets are long-lasting wooden cookware with a coiled design that leaves a cool swirl on the finished boule.

Ideal for sick days, travel, or early sore throats, this powder delivers 1,000mg vitamin C, B vitamins, and electrolytes. Its tolerable orange flavor is divisive, but at its current discount, it’s worth stocking up before flu season.

Celsius’ variety pack is a caffeinated surprise—200mg per can (from guarana and green tea), mixing fizzy and non-carbonated flavors like Orange, Grape Rush, or Mango Passionfruit. Prefer certainty? Individual flavors like Peach Mango and Green Apple Cherry are also discounted.

Our top greens powder out of 12 tested. Sweet, fruity flavors (like Strawberry Kiwi) are good, and it’s packed with vitamins, probiotics, and veggies.

The best electrolyte powder. Has plenty of sodium, carbs, and sugar to replenish your sweat. There are over 20 flavors (watermelon’s a winner) to beat plain water for energy.

Isopure’s zero-carb protein powder blends smoothly into shakes, oatmeal, and baked goods, with 25g of protein per serving. Flavors range from banana cream to cookies & cream. WIRED reviewers swear by it.

Vital Proteins’ unflavored collagen powder mixes seamlessly into drinks or food, delivering 20g of grass-fed collagen per scoop for easy joint and skin support.

Clean your dryer vents—now. Lint buildup causes 15,000 fires yearly. This drill attachment reaches deep into ducts, making it a must-have for any homeowner.

Ring’s Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) offers 1080p video, color night vision, a privacy shutter, motion alerts, two-way audio, and a siren. This deal gets you two for one.

The best indoor security camera for most folks is this super affordable device from TP-Link. You can record video at up to 2K resolution, stick a microSD card in to save locally, and the app is feature-packed.

This outdoor camera records video locally at up to 2K, has a 150-degree field of view, and connects directly to your Wi-Fi. The Tapo app detects motion and enables you to set activity zones and privacy zones.

Tiny but powerful, this 2-inch sound machine fills any space with soothing ambient noise—perfect for sleep or focus, and compact enough for travel.

The Snooz white noise machine uses a fan for natural sound, just twist its fabric cover to adjust volume. Ideal for city noise, it works best placed across the room.

After testing nearly 30 pillows, this cross-cut memory foam option stands out—especially for side sleepers. Its supportive, adjustable design (with included extra fill) makes it a top pick, even worthy of gifting.

These top-rated leak detectors use six probes (four below, two above) for fast water detection. They send instant phone alerts and sound a 90dB alarm (adjustable via app). Note: Requires a $23 Tapo hub.

Pura’s Plus diffuser excels in large spaces—even rooms with 23-foot ceilings—thanks to its powerful, pet-safe scents from luxury brands like Nest and Capri Blue.

This cat fountain features a blue LED-lit interior, a clear water-level window, and a dishwasher-safe metal bowl. You can even adjust the flower spout for waterfall or bubble modes.

Pet owners: This Prime Day-favorite roller removes hair from furniture and carpets with ease. It’s reusable, easy to clean, and lasts for years.

I’m a big fan of the MyQ Smart Garage Door Opener, so it’s no surprise I like the video doorbell to go with it. The keypad makes it easy to control your garage without needing a phone, making it similar to a smart lock.

My dogs adore this bed. It combines all the factors they seem to be obsessed with: a donut shape that encircles them, a fuzzy surface to snuggle into, and soft cushioning to lie on.

This is one of the coolest-looking smart bird feeders I’ve tested. It’s meant to evoke a weaver bird’s nest, and the oversized perch is molded to look like little twigs. Meanwhile, it comes with a solar panel for charging.

Handheld fan are popping up everywhere, and for good reason, as they’re a great way to cool off discreetly anywhere you need to. Some of them—like this one!—even double as a flashlight and portable power bank.;

The Philips Multigroom 7000 is a top-tier beard trimmer. It has a durable titanium build, versatile guards, and offers a close shave.

Like a Honda Accord, this no-frills Chi straightener is reliable, timeless, and gets the job done—now just $50.

Cosrx’s Snail 96 Mucin Essence—with 96 percent snail secretion—hydrates and repairs skin, fragrance-free. A cult favorite, it is now nearly half off for Prime Day.

If you must take a hair straightener on your travels, this is our favorite and it happens to be under $100 for Prime Day. It’s dual voltage so it’ll work internationally, has three settings, and can fit in most toiletry bags.

While the Oral-B Pro 1000 remains a top pick, the $60 iO Series 3 offers a quieter motor, gentler clean, and 14-day battery life, plus a sleeker design. Note: iO heads aren’t cross-compatible.

This Philips Sonicare ExpertClean 7500 has been discontinued but is still a steal at half price. With 4 modes, 3 intensities, and a pressure sensor, it’s a hygienist-level brush. Get it before it’s gone.

Most heat protectants fail to speed drying, but Kristin Ess’s spray actually works at reducing both time and frizz at a fraction of the cost.

This cult-favorite lip mask (with murumuru, shea, and coconut butters) feels luxuriously buttery, though its sweet scents (like Gummy Bear) may irritate sensitive lips. Still, it’s free of parabens, phthalates, and sulfates.

Does this unique straightening comb result in glass-smooth results for those with very difficult, curly hair? No, it doesn’t. Is it one of the most perpetually popular hair straighteners on Amazon anyway? Indeed, it is.

Starface pimple patches can ride to rescue when a zit decides to crash your plans. They are 100 percent hydrocolloid and manage to look cute while they clear your face up.

The Fitbit Sense 2 remains the brand’s top health tracker. With ECG and stress monitoring, this is a solid Apple Watch alternative for a fraction of the price.

Outdoor water can be sketchy. LifeStraw purifies 1,000 gallons, improves taste, and is 50% off. Buy two.

Great for upgrading from beginner pickleball paddles, the SLK Evo Power XL 2.0 features a fiberglass face, balanced weight, and comfy grip—now half off for Prime Day.

The Arkfield Pro (1300 lumens) tops our flashlight guide with three light sources (standard, UV, laser), intuitive controls, and magnetic charging, all in a compact design.

Indestructible and iconic, the Igloo Playmate lasts decades—perfect for drinks and snack anywhere. Today’s price makes it life-changingly affordable.

To deter squirrels, use this pole, which is spiked for tough soil. To position, try to get your feeders 5 feet high, 7 feet from structures, and 9 feet below overhangs.

Handheld fans are everywhere for good reason. This Jisulife model folds pocket-small, doubles as a flashlight/power bank, and is perfect for hikes, travel, or kids.

efore stainless steel and Hydro Flasks, there was the Nalgene. This updated version keeps the classic silhouette but swaps old Lexan for modern, BPA-free Tritan plastic.

Picaridin is just as effective as DEET but odorless and plastic-safe, and it comes in scented options like Night Sky in this Ranger Ready spray.

This heavyweight 6.1-oz cotton shirt features triple-stitched shoulders, double-stitched hems, and pigment-dyed vintage styling. Various WIRED staffers are obsessed with them.

True Classic tops our best men’s T-shirt guide—tailored for dad bods with a snug (but popular) cut. This deal is ideal for stocking up.

Our top budget fitness tracker is even cheaper thanks to Prime Day. The Amazfit Active 2 packs a ton of functionality for under $100 and still managers to offer a stainless steel case with 5 ATM water resistance.

Never wait for a jump again. This $100 NOCO starter has saved stranded drivers in the WIRED family. Keep one in your trunk and skip the roadside hassle.

Odd-looking but brilliant, this scarf-pillow hybrid offers warm fleece and sturdy head support—no tipping or neck aches. This is the secret to middle-seat sleep.

Top-rated in packing cube tests, these offer sturdy compression, handy handles, and label slots all at a great price. Available in multiple colors.

Not quite as compressive as our top pick, these Amazon Basics cubes offer sturdy mesh windows and durable fabric—a budget-friendly intro to packing cubes.

Kusshi’s heat-resistant case (up to 380°F) is perfect for hot tools like the Shark FlexFusion, and this is its first sale ever. Note that you need to let it air out before use.

Our favorite travel adapter for charging everything, the Ceptics travel adapter includes multiple plug attachments that lock into place and covers most countries.

This travel adapter covers you for more than 200 countries with sliding plugs that lock, three USB ports, and a handy built-in USB-C cable.

This power bank comes with plugs for the UK, Europe, and Australia. It’s a charger and a power bank, with a Qi2 wireless charging pad on top and three USB ports.

A fantastic gift for kids of all ages, this clever construction kit made our best STEM toys guide. Clixo’s colorful, versatile, magnetic pieces snap together, so you can build three-dimensional shapes, from crowns to cats.

Parents concerned about screen time might prefer this cute, cube-shaped audio player that I picked as the best speaker for young kids. Your wee ones can simply plonk the characters on top to trigger related stories or songs.

Star Wars Outlaws is a blast despite some flaws. Speed across planets, dive into lore, and get hooked. At this price, it’s a must for fans.

Chronicles of Crime is a must for mystery fans. Scan cards, solve cases, and hunt clues with your phone. Perfect for solo or duo play.

Magna-Tiles—beloved STEM toys—let kids build 2D/3D creations with magnetic shapes. The classic set starts the fun, but themed expansions are tempting.

Labyrinth is a top family game that has kids collect treasures by shifting maze tiles each turn. Simple to learn and cleverly competitive, it’s worth buying on discount.

In Azul, you must make mosaics by matching tiles with different patterns and colors to get the maximum possible score. Azul is easy to grasp but supports many different tactical approaches, making it one of the best family board games.

An all-time clasic, Catan is an addictive strategy game where you and your friends gather and trade resources to build and settle a randomly generated board of hexagonal tiles.