The 30 Best Prime Day Deals Under $100 (2026)
Everything is so expensive in 2026, but these October Prime Day Deals are all under $100 on gadgets we recommend.
This year's Prime Day offers a wide variety of deals under $100. Anker's Laptop Power Bank is discounted by $39, bringing its price to $96. Amazon's Echo Dot Max, a powerful Echo speaker, is now just $80, a $40 discount. The Black and Decker Dustbuster Flex, a handy cordless handheld vacuum, is priced at $90, 40 dollars off its original cost.
Nutribullet Ultra, a personal blender, is available for $94, down from $130. The Arlo Pro 6, a great security camera, is on sale for $95, marking a $30 reduction. WIRED's favorite power bank is now $96, a $39 saving. A good power bank offers ample 25,000-mAh capacity and fast charging for phones or laptops. Its dual USB-C cables can charge two devices simultaneously.
Its foldable design with magnets and soft-touch finish makes it easy to carry. Another top pick is a wireless earbud set with great sound at $93, reduced by $37. Nutribullet Ultra, a personal blender, is available for $94, 36 dollars off its usual price. This powerful blender with 1,200 watts is ideal for smoothies, protein shakes, and more.
It's easy to clean and store, turning into a cup after use. An air fryer priced at $95, down from $160, is another noteworthy deal. It crisps food well without excessive noise. Birdfy's Rookie Feeder, initially priced high, is now $95, a $30 decrease. This smart bird feeder includes a camera and an app, though AI identification is extra.
A Black and Decker Dustbuster Flex handheld vacuum is offered at $90, 40 dollars off. It's great for car cleaning with its long hose and handle. The Nutribullet Ultra personal blender is available for $94, down $36. Its 1,200-watt power makes it perfect for various smoothies and blends. An Arlo Pro 6 security camera is priced at $95, a $30 discount.
It records 2K video and offers a wide 160-degree view. It pairs well with an app for notifications and two-factor authentication, but note the monthly subscription cost.
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