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15 Best Last-Minute October Prime Day Deals Still Live

Find the best remaining discounts on AirPods, headphones, iPads, Kindles, and Bluetooth speakers. 15 Best Last-Minute October Prime Day Deals Still Live Eddie Fu

15 Best Last-Minute October Prime Day Deals Still Live

Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale concludes tonight, October 7th, at 11:59 p.m. PT, providing a final chance to capitalize on the current price cuts. To ensure you secure the best tech deals before the deadline, make sure to have an Amazon Prime membership or a 30-day free trial, enabling you to enjoy exclusive deals and swift, free shipping. Below are the top 15 last-minute October Prime Day discounts, covering a range of popular devices such as AirPods, noise-canceling headphones, iPads, Kindles, and Bluetooth speakers.

Among the highlighted items, Apple's AirPods Pro 3 are currently priced at $179, a 28% discount from their original $249.00 price. These earbuds provide double the active noise cancellation of their predecessor, integrated heart-rate monitoring, and clinical-grade hearing aid support. The AirPods Max 2, another Apple offering, have been reduced to $429, marking a 22% discount off their retail price of $549.00.

They boast the H2 chip for enhanced noise cancellation, along with advanced features like adaptive audio and conversation awareness modes. Sony's WH-1000XM5, a well-regarded model, is now $198, a 31% reduction from its original $399.99 price. This model is praised for its industry-leading active noise cancellation, lightweight comfort, and impressive 30-hour battery life.

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