Update: Prime Day is in full swing (and almost over, in fact, but these advance deals are still live)
Each year, Amazon features discounts on thousands of products. Often some of the best values come on Amazon devices – Amazon Echoes, Echo Dots, etc. Well, even though Prime Day does not technically start until 3pm this afternoon, we do not have to wait to find out. A host of the devices are already on sale (including the Ring doorbell, which Amazon just acquired). Check out the Prime Day deals already out here. I’ve listed some of them below:
Normally $50, the Echo Dot is 40 percent off for Prime Day (Photo via Amazon)
Echo Dot (2nd Generation) – Smart speaker with Alexa – Black on sale for $29.99
Normally $100, the Amazon Echo is 30 percent off for Prime Day (Photo via Amazon)
Echo (2nd Generation) – Smart speaker with Alexa – Charcoal Fabric on sale for $69.99
Normally $165, the Echo Plus is 39 percent off for Prime Day – and includes a free smart bulb (Photo via Amazon)
Echo Plus with built-in Hub – Black + Philips Hue Bulb included on sale for $99.99
Normally $230, the Echo Show is 43 percent off for Prime Day (Photo via Amazon)
Echo Show – Black on sale for $129.99
Normally $250, the Ring video doorbell is 30 percent off for Prime Day (Photo via Amazon)
Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Works with Alexa (existing doorbell wiring required) on sale for $174
Normally $40, the Fire TV stick is 50 percent off for Prime Day (Photo via Amazon)
Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote | Streaming Media Player on sale for $19.99
Again, you can check out the Prime Day deals already released here.
Make sure to keep checking the Daily Dealer over the next two days for a comprehensive collection of the best deals we find on Prime Day 2018.
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