The best early Prime Day deals on Amazon devices

It’s that time of year again. Amazon is once again throwing a Prime Day event on July 11th and July 12th, and already, the deals are starting to trickle in. As an Amazon event, naturally, some of the first — and best — discounts are on Amazon’s own devices. And while it’s likely that we’ll see even more deals arrive as we get closer to the event, Amazon is already offering some pretty good discounts on Amazon-branded TVs, streaming devices, smart speakers, and various Fire tablets.

We’ve rounded up some of the best deals currently available below, but be sure to bookmark this page because we’ll keep updating it as more deals roll in.

Amazon’s latest streaming stick offers improved performance and support for Wi-Fi 6. It continues to offer a terrific selection of streaming apps and an easy-to-use interface with the benefit of Alexa voice commands. Read our review.

• Amazon’s last-gen Fire TV Omni lineup is also on sale. Right now, for instance, Prime members can buy the 55-inch model for $429.99 ($120 off). If you’d like support for Dolby Vision, Prime members can also buy the 75-inch for $719.99 ($330 off). The prior model can’t display artwork when idle and is not as capable as the newer QLED series, but it still integrates well with Alexa. It also shares some other perks with the QLED lineup, like two-way video-calling support. Read our Amazon Fire TV Omni review.
• Amazon’s cheaper 4K TVs are also on sale. You can, for example, buy the 43-inch Fire TV 4-Series for $229.99 ($140 off) if you’re a Prime member. The lineup doesn’t offer hands-free voice control or two-way video calling, but it does support HDR10 and Alexa integration.

• The basic Fire TV 2 Series lineup is also on sale. Prime members can, for instance, buy the 32-inch Fire TV 2-Series – which features 720p resolution – for $129.99 ($70 off), while the 1080p, 40-inch model is down to $189.99 ($60 off) for Prime members. Neither TV supports 4K resolution, but they could be a decent option if you’re looking for a cheap, small-screen TV.
• Prime members can pick up the Alexa Voice Remote Pro — which offers backlighting, two customizable buttons, and a helpful remote finder feature — for $27.99 ($7 off). Read our review.

The Echo Show 15 is a large wall-mounted device that acts as a shared hub for families to view upcoming calendar appointments, virtual notes, and more. The 15.6-inch device also features the same Alexa functionality as other Echo displays and smart speakers. Read our review.

• Amazon’s third-gen Echo Show 10is on sale with an 800-lumen A19 Ring smart bulb for $162.99 ($87 off). Unlike Amazon’s other smart displays, the Show 10 can rotate, helping you to stay in the frame during video calls. It also features a vibrant 10-inch screen, great sound, and a privacy shutter that allows you to block the built-in camera.Read our review.

• Amazon’s second-gen Echo Show 8 is also on sale for $59.99 ($70 off) at Amazon. The Alexa-enabled smart speaker offers a larger display than the Echo Show 5 and the same 13MP camera found on the aforementioned Echo Show 10, which you can use to make Zoom calls and carry out other tasks. Read our review.

The fifth-gen Echo Dot touts a temperature sensor, better sound, and faster response time than the prior model. It can also act as an extender for your Eero Wi-Fi system. Read our review.

• The new Echo Popspeaker is on sale for $18.98 ($36 off) with a Sengled smart bulb at Amazon, or on its own at Amazon for $1 less. The new Amazon smart speaker offers a unique semi-sphere design along with good sound quality, though it lacks some of the functionality found on the newer Echo Dot models. Read our review.
• Prime members can buy the new Echo Buds on sale for $34.99 ($15 off) at Amazon. The wireless earbuds don’t offer active noise cancellation, but they do feature hands-free Alexa and a semi-open design that should allow you to hear things around you well.
• Prime members can pick up the fourth-gen Echo, which offers good sound quality and a built-in smart home hub, with a Sengled smart bulb for $54.99 ($60 off) on Amazon. Read our review.
• Amazon’s Echo Studio is available to Prime members bundled with a free Sengled smart bulb right now for $154.99 ($59.99 off). The older smart speaker can’t compete with newer offerings from Sonos and other brands, but it still offers exceptional sound quality with Dolby Atmos support. Read our review.

Amazon’s kid-friendly Paperwhite is the same as the standard Paperwhite, but it’s ad-free and comes with the added benefits of a two-year hardware protection plan, one year of Amazon Kids Plus, and a choice of three kid-friendly covers. Read our 2021 Kindle Paperwhite review.

• The ad-free Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition, which is similar to the standard model but features support for wireless charging and a few other added incentives, is on sale just for Prime members. Right now, you can buy it with a wireless charging dock and leather cover for $167.97 ($97 off).
• Prime members can also buy the Kindle Scribewith a Premium Pen, a folio cover, and a power adapter for $349.97 ($150 off). The 10.2-inch Scribe is Amazon’s first note-taking e-reader. It’s not as capable as the Kobo Elipsa 2E, but it’s decent enough and could be a good buy if you’re already embedded in Amazon’s ecosystem. Read our review.
• Amazon’s ad-supported Kindle Oasis is also on sale bundled with a fabric cover and adapter with 8GB of storagefor $200.97 ($139 off). The 2019 e-reader lacks support for USB-C, unlike the Kindle Paperwhite, but it does come with physical page-turning buttons. Read our review.

The flagship Ring doorbell has the best video quality, good connectivity, and excellent motion detection. It works smoothly with Amazon Alexa, but is expensive, requires a subscription for most features, and doesn’t offer 24/7 recording. Read our review.

• The apt-titled Blink Video Doorbell is available at Amazon right now for just $29.99 ($30 off). The 1080p video doorbell is a decent option if you can get away with a relatively basic offering, though be mindful that it lacks person detection. You can also buy the full system, which comes with a Sync Module 2 and mounting kit, for $47.49 ($48 off).
• Amazon is discounting a number of Blink Mini cameras in the run-up to Prime Day. Right now, for example, you can buy a single security camera for $17.50 ($16 off), or a pair for $33.99 ($34 off). The simple, 1080p security cameras offer support for two-way audio, but be aware that cloud storage will cost extra if you’re a new Blink customer. Read our review.

• Blink is also discounting its outdoor security camera, the third-gen Blink Outdoor, which supports motion detection and can capture 1080p video. A wireless, three-camera kit is on sale right now at Amazon with a Sync Module 2 for $104.99 ($145 off), or you can buy asingle camera for $49.99 ($50 off).
• Prime members can buy the battery-powered Ring Stick Up Cam for $59.99 ($40 off). The 1080p camera can be used inside and outside; it also comes with support for two-way talk, motion detection, and color night vision.
• If you’re a Prime member, you can buy an Amazon Smart Plug, which allows you to add Alexa smarts to any outlet, for just$12.99 ($12 off).  Note, however, that the plug only works with Alexa-enabled devices and can’t be used outdoors.

• Amazon’s Luna controller is on sale for Prime members for $39.99 ($30 off). While built for Amazon’s cloud gaming service, Luna, you can also use it to play non-Luna games on your PC or Mac via Bluetooth / USB-C.
• Prime subscribers can currently get a two-month subscription to Kindle Unlimitedfor $4.99 ($23.98 off) a month, which grants subscribers access to thousands of ebooks and audiobooks.
• Prime members can also buy an Amazon Echo Glow, a multicolored smart lamp for children, for $16.99 ($13 off) at Amazon. Read our review.