Thanks to the 2025 Amazon Prime Day four-day sale event, Prime members can score discounts on thousands of products, as well as take advantage of deals on digital streaming and entertainment services. This online event takes place July 8-11, 2025 (typically a two-day event, they are doubling the opportunity this year). Be sure to take advantage of the savings on everything from electronics to apparel to household items.
To take advantage of the discounts offered during Amazon Prime Day, you’ll need to be an Amazon Prime member. Membership for Amazon Prime costs $14.99 a month or $139 a year. However, if you haven't been a member in the previous 12 months, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial, shop the sale, and then cancel your trial.
Here’s a list of 10 great deals still available from Amazon Prime for you to check out before Prime Day is over.
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10 Amazon deals to shop before Prime Day is over
1. Blink Outdoor 4 (newest model) Wireless Smart Security 5 Camera System - Now $119.99. Save 60%
See and speak from the Blink app with HD live view, infrared night vision, and clear two-way audio. Featuring save and share clips, works with Alexa, and includes five outdoor cameras and a Sync Module Core.
2. Coway Airmega True HEPA Purifier with Air Quality Monitoring - Now $154.99. Save 33%
Protect yourself and loved ones from harmful air pollutants with this 4 stage filtration system that includes a real time pollution sensor. This highly rated air filtration system is an attractive sleek model that comes in white to blend in to your home.
3. Jackery Solar Generator - Now $664.00. Save 49%
Compact solar generator can power multiple appliances in a power outage as well as being easy to transport for camping. Featuring one hour fast charging and versatile ports - no adapters needed.
4. REDTIGER Golf Rangefinder - Now $85.49. Save 47%
Featuring 1200 yards max measuring, slope switch, magnetic mount and the slope switch makes it legal for competition play. Comes with a complimentary magnetic belt clip.
6. Ring Cam Doorbell (newest model) -Now $49.99. Save 50%
Get alerted to when packages, deliveries and visitors arrive and connect via live view and two-way talk. Features head-to-toe video and easy installation.
7. Ninja Blender, Food Processor, Blender for Smoothies, Mega Kitchen System: $119.99 at Amazon (was $199.99)
If you've only ever used cheap blenders, you're probably not aware of how big a difference there is in quality when it comes to blending capabilities. This Ninja blender system, which includes a pitcher, smoothie cup, and 8-cup bowl, is now 40% off. It features a 1500-watt motor base and a 72 oz. crushing pitcher that will make blending a breeze.
8. Bliss Block Star Mineral Tinted Suncreen & Makeup Primer - Now $4.00. 84% off
Lavender scented, ultra-violet protection (30 SPF), Tinted mineral sunscreen with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide and antioxidants like blueberry and acai.
9. Bestway H2OGO! Tidal Trifecta Kids Inflatable Water Park - Now $269.49. Save 51%
Features triple climbing wall, triple water slides and splash pool. Easy setup with heavy-duty blower that boasts less than 5 minutes to inflate.
10. Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum in Silver/Nickel - Now $299.99. Save 36%
Lightweight cordless vacuum that converts to a handheld for easy car, stair, and upholstery cleaning. Expels cleaner air with advanced whole-machine filtration that traps 99.99% of particles.
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