US EditionBest Amazon Prime Day Deals Under $25: I Found 30+ Discounts from Apple, Anker, Roku and More
- Amazon's Prime Day sale will run from July 8 to 11 this year, starting shortly after the Fourth of July weekend.
- This shopping event follows rising living costs and tariff concerns, and it will last longer than previous years.
- Deals include $150 off the 2025 MacBook Air with an M4 chip, 35% off Beats Solo 4 headphones, and 20% off Apple AirPods Pro 2.
- Additional offers feature two-pack Anker 20W chargers for $12, Apple Watch SE at 22% off around $200, and Apple Watch 10 at 20% off retail.
- These discounts suggest significant savings prospects for consumers on Apple products and tech accessories during the extended Prime Day event.
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There are days when I think that it should be a law that cheap phone chargers are hidden throughout the world like Easter eggs, just waiting for a person in need with a dying phone who’s lost their own charger. Tuck one behind that potted plant outside the shuttered mall. Another up under the chair at Dunkin’. Maybe one inside the odd bush here and there in the park. Yoink. Think of the public benefits. Until then, you and the million other peop…
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