Amazon’s Prime Day is in full swing, and now that two have passed throughout the day, some of us have achieved paralysis of our decision and checked our online shopping carts. It is no surprise that the Engadget team includes people who are fans of Tech (and non-technical) products, and we also prefer a good deal. As we have kept roundups and news stories about the best things to buy this week, we have also been wooed with savings. There is a list of what many members of our team have bought here, not only to share our lives with you, but also to show you some deals that we thought enough to spend our money.
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In Canada, the d’Adario tuner that I finished is usually slightly more expensive at $ 20 CAD, but I felt that it is a chance that it would go on sale for Prime Day. So I installed a camelcamelcamel alert, and on the morning of 8 July I received an email from the website, stating that it was … $ 2 closed. The biggest discount is not, but hey, in such an expensive hobby, every dollar matters, isn’t it?
In this previous spring, I picked up the guitar for the first time in about 15 years. It doesn’t matter how this happened. What is the matter that now I play every day, and I am asking myself why I stay in the first place anytime. I feel more creative, my eyes feel healthy from less screen time and I am now better that I was ever as a teenager.
As I have come back to hobby, I am slowly buying all small items that can make your guitar easy to maintain. With Prime Day around the corner, I set my places on a headstock tuner. When I first started learning instruments, these small gadgets were not around, but I tell you that they are great.
As the name suggests, you attach one to the headstock of your guitar. This then allows you to tune the device by measuring the vibration produced by the wire. While you can easily use an app like Guitartuna To do this, clip-on tuners are not affected by the ambient noise, making the entire tuning process faster and easier. Best, they are cheap. In the US, you can spend less as $ 15 to buy a model purchased for Prime Day. , Igor Bonifasic, Senior Reporter
Even without trying, I have become a devotee of Apple’s continuity camera in the last few years. I think with your laptop and monitor setup, it always makes its iPhone somehow understand more to use your iPhone as a camera instead of buying a USB-C docking station or giving another port on your computer. Unfortunately, I also find out that I am making my call within the hand reach, while I am writing to distract very much. This year is my solution to take advantage of a Prime Day deal on a dedicated webcam.
I bought an off-white Loditech Brio 500, usually priced at $ 130, but $ 50 for Prime Day via Amazon or Loditech. It is a kind of tall, tube-shaped 1080p webcam, so there is not the best or best option outside, but it has the basics that I need a manual shutter and auto-frameing, and severely, it matches my Loditech mouse. If, like me, you cannot consider paying more than $ 100 for a webcam, I think it is a very attractive option on $ 80. , Ian Carlos Campbell, Contribution Writer
I recently came to know that all my gear infected in USB-C, I no longer had any compatible thumb drive. Instead of buying an adapter dongle, which I would essentially lose, I felt this is a new thumb drive that could handle both USB -C and USB -3. The discount on the sandisk drive I purchased was not very big, but Prime Day was a good time to save a few rupees on a practical purchase. , Anna Washenko, Contribution Reporter
Even though it was not on sale this week, I re -released from Amazon to the studio series version of the blaster, as he is one of my favorite transformers of all time. And then I added the soundway to my shipment because he is one of my top 10 favorite bots and you can’t really be one without one. And then I got a small deal on the heatwave, so we also picked up a couple for saving a couple for our son’s birthday next month.
It is a bit strange to say that as an adult I am still fascinated with plastic toys, but sometimes it seems that we are living through a golden age for transformer figures, despite the terrible films of more than the last one and a half decades (different from the transformer one). Bever is bad as films, still shows a rich history of shows and toys and I have diverted an explosion with my child. , Sam Rutherford, Senior Reviewer
I made a very small, concentrated list of three things to buy on Prime Day – a Nori Press, a pedestrian pad and Ms. Rachel Tony Toy for children in my life. But when I was looking through my roundup of the best deals this week, the concessional entry-level iPad grabbed my eye.
My father was repeatedly asking me about an iPad to watch videos and movies, while he and my mother were traveling, and I was not able to answer them because I was weighing a lot of worries. What is the best operating system for them? Do they need something recently released, or can they save some money on an old model?
Seeing this current-generation iPad on sale just inspired me to buy it for them. It simplifies things because my father uses an iPhone and is familiar with iPados, and will fulfill his desires to download videos for app offline viewing apps such as YouTube and Netflix. Saving $ 70 on a very solid tool felt like a great deal, but more importantly it earned me points with my family. , Cherlynn low, managing editor
As I mentioned earlier, Nori Press was on my list of things to buy on sale this week. In fact, Nori Press was on my holiday specialist last year. I wish any of my friends or family did not find me for me, so I finally decided to buy myself. Ice-Cube-in-Drair method did not cut it anymore.
Nori often has sales that add iron, usually retail at $ 100 for $ 120. When I saw the Prime Day exemption dropped the price by about $ 90, I felt that it was time to stop the laxity. I haven’t found iron yet, but I am definitely excited to wear a crisp collar shirt and soon the neatly pressed clothes. , Cherlynn low, managing editor
What are we still considering
As the Prime Day lasts till the end of the week, many of the Angadgate team are still weighing their decisions. For example, Executive Editor John Falcon has not bought the anchor’s UFO 3-device charger, but says he wants him. If he does, I will update this post, because he will save about 30 percent on it.
All our purchases have not been done either through Amazon. Editor-in-chief Aaron Soupperis is thinking of buying a strange camera for a lot of money on Amazon “. This is a full-spectrum conversion camera, and if he does that purchase, we will be sure to embarrass him here.
Finally, senior editor Billy Steel has decided to purchase the best on Amazon or closed all week. He “tried to get three Happy food cool toys. I got the same toy. :(“
Update, July 10 2025, ET at 5:00 pm: The story has been updated to add a section to what was bought by senior critic Sam Rutherford.
Update, July 11 2025, 12:00 pm ET: This story has been updated to add a section to the Nori Press.
