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The 30 Best Prime Day Deals Under $100 (2026)

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Times are tough. That’s why I’ve assembled these great Amazon Prime Day Deals under $100. You don’t have to spend big to bag a necessity, level up a little, or treat a loved one. These deals are on devices we have road-tested and recommend year-round—just a bit cheaper than usual.

For the best of the best deals this Prime Day, check out WIRED’s Absolute Best Prime Day Deals.

Updated 5:15 ET October 7, 2026: I’ve added deals on chargers, a smart bird feeder, PC speakers, a home hydroponics system, and the Arlo Pro 6 security camera.

WIRED Featured Deals

WIRED’s Favorite Power Bank for $96 ($39 off)

  • Photograph: Simon Hill
  • Photograph: Simon Hill

A good power bank will save you from that frantic dash to find an outlet. This compact beauty is our top power bank for good reason: ample 25,000-mAh capacity, fast charging for phones or laptops and two devices at the same time, a retractable 2-foot USB-C flat cable plus another 1-foot USB-C cord that doubles as a carry loop.

  • Photograph: Simon Hill
  • Photograph: Simon Hill
  • Photograph: Simon Hill

Anker

MagGo UFO 3-in-1 Qi2 Charger

This cute 3-in-1 travel charger folds and snaps closed (with magnets) to resemble a macaron. It has a lovely soft-touch finish, with durable silicone linking each charging pad, and can juice up your iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch from a single USB-C charging cable.

Wireless Earbuds With Great Sound for $93 ($37 off)

The Best Personal Blender for $94 ($36 off)

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Nutribullet

Ultra Personal Blender

The best personal blender on the market, bar none. This 1,200-watt Nutribullet Ultra is perfect for smoothies, protein shakes, and pestos or salsas. It’s easy to clean and stow away, so it doesn’t take up counter space. When you’re done blending, put the lid on the jug, and it’s now a drink cup that’ll fit in most car cup holders.

A Terrific Air Fryer for $95 ($65 off)

Instant Pot Vortex Plus Air Fryer Oven sitting on a white table in front of a brick wall
Photograph: Matthew Korfhage

Instant Pot

Vortex Plus Air Fryer Oven

Our favorite basket air fryer keeps temperature better than some thermometers. It crisps wings and fries without blasting them. If you want a great air fryer without spending a lot, this is it.

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  • Video: Kat Merck

If you fancy a smart bird feeder, but the prices have put you off, Birdfy’s affordable Rookie Feeder features an excellent app and 1080p camera. The plastic housing is basic and may blow away in strong wind (put it somewhere sheltered if you can). You also don’t get AI identification included (it costs extra).

A Handy Little Vacuum for $90 ($40 off)

  • Photograph: Nena Farrell
  • Photograph: Nena Farrell
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Most vacuums under $100 aren’t worth your time. But this little handheld model is a favorite of ours for cleaning cars, thanks to the long hose and handle. Regardless of what you’re cleaning, it’s easy to move around and get to hard-to-reach places like corners or deep trunks. There’s also a useful charging stand that holds attachments and keeps the vacuum charged, which you’ll want since it only holds a 15-minute charge (unfortunately normal for small vacuums like this).

Photograph: Kat Merck

LetPot

LPH-SE Senior Hydroponic Growing System

This is our favorite budget indoor gardening system, and it doesn’t require expensive subscriptions or proprietary pods. It’s great for growing greens or tomatoes indoors, and there’s an optional companion app.

  • Photograph: Nena Farrell
  • Photograph: Nena Farrell
  • Photograph: Nena Farrell
  • Courtesy of Amazon

Cync

Dynamic Effects Outdoor Smart Eave Lights

Here’s an affordable way to add some outdoor lighting to your apartment or house. You can use the app to add a splash of color to your exterior, or set up seasonal lighting for the holidays.

Amazon’s Smart Speakers Are All On Sale

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Amazon

Echo Dot Max

Amazon’s Echo Dot Max is powerful, with better sound than the rest of the range, and a built-in smart home hub. This deal isn’t quite as good as it may seem, since Amazon recently increased prices on many of its products (the MSRP used to be $100). But Prime Day is still the best time to save on Amazon devices.

Our Favorite Bluetooth Speaker for $100

  • Photograph: Ryan Waniata
  • Photograph: Ryan Waniata
  • Photograph: Ryan Waniata

While our favorite portable Bluetooth speaker has been cheaper, we still think this is a decent deal. It delivers huge sound for its size and stays small and durable enough to sling in just about any bag. It offers IP68 water resistance, an easy-release strap, and a two-hour battery boost (or four if you reduce the bass). The Flip 7 also supports Auracast to sync with other new JBL models like the Clip 5 and Charge 6.

A Screen-Free Kids’ Speaker for $82 ($28 off)

Yoto Player
Courtesy of Yoto

If you want a screen-free gift for any kid, the Yoto Player is a great choice. It’s ideal for kids between 3 and 12, with physical cards that slot into the top of the device to trigger stories and music. It also has a cute pixel-art display on the front, a built-in night light, and even a thermometer.

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Photograph: Simon Hill

The best computer speakers for $100 are currently even cheaper. Angled to fire sound up at you, there’s LED lighting on the back, and controls on the right speaker include a switch-like volume rocker and a mode button that cycles between music, movies, and games.

A Smart Pedestal Fan for $80 ($40 off)

  • Photograph: Kat Merck
  • Photograph: Kat Merck

SwitchBot

Standing Circulator Fan

SwitchBot is better known for robot vacuums, but it has been steadily building a smart home range. This lovely fan has a brushless motor, a rechargeable battery for cordless operation, and rare Matter compatibility with the add-on SwitchBot Hub 3 bridge ($120).

  • Photograph: Simon Hill
  • Photograph: Simon Hill

Arlo’s Pro 6 tops our best outdoor security cameras guide. It can record 2K video with a wide 160-degree field of view, and pairs with a swift-loading app that offers rich notifications, and supports two-factor authentication. The pricey catch is the subscription ($10 per month or $96 a year for a single camera, $20 per month or $216 a year for unlimited cameras).


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