The Morning After: The Amazon Prime Day deals worth your time and money

It’s back and here to ruin our savings and increase the gadgets in our homes. Yes, Amazon Prime Day isn’t entirely about headphones, tablets and wearables, but for Engadget staff… well, it feels like it is. Prime Day deals on tech are typically only matched by Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, making it a good time to pick up any devices you want – at a discount.In the past, the best devices often weren’t given the Prime Day discount treatment, but this year has several things I not only bought myself but have recommended to friends and family. That includes $50 off the second-generation AirPods Pro (literally using them as I write this newsletter), last year’s Kindle e-reader, down from $100 to $65 and, my pick for the best smartphone under $500, the Google Pixel 7a, now a dollar shy of $450.Our editors are looking out for subsequent bargains, as things have only just started. You can also follow Engadget Deals on Twitter for the latest news, and sign up for Engadget Deals newsletter – because you’re already subscribed to TMA, right?– Mat Smith ​​The biggest stories you might have missedEA is making a single-player Black Panther gameHulu debuts hub for adult animation and animeThe best iPads for 2023: How to pick the best Apple tablet for you The best laptops for gaming and schoolworkWhat we bought: The last gamepad I’ll need to buy for Switch and PCSarah Silverman sues ChatGPT owners and Meta over copyright infringementThe comedian alleges the companies didn't get... Continue reading at 'Engadget'

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