• Current price: $949
• Original price: $1,199

I tested Samsung’s flagship smartphone back in February, and to this day, it’s still the most complete handset that money can buy. From the big and bright AMOLED display to the competent quad-camera setup to the integrated S Pen stylus, there’s not much, if anything, that’s missing from the Ultra model.

Read the review: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

• Current price: $399
• Original price: $499

Google’s Pixel A series offers core necessities at a reasonable price, and the latest Pixel 7a model is the perfect example. Even at its standard price of $499, you’re getting a flagship-level camera system, the same software features found on Google’s more expensive Pixels, and a fantastic 90Hz display. Now, for $100 less, one of the best-value phones on the market just got better.

Read the review: Google Pixel 7a

• Current price: $229
• Original price: $329

Bose has consistently been at the top of ZDNET’s best headphones rankings, and for good reason. Its flagship QuietComfort 45 model features immersive noise cancellation, a sleek and timeless design, and some of the best audio output that ZDNET’s headphones expert, Jada Jones, has heard. Right now, the same pair can be had at a $100 discount, making it a great pick-up for audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

Read the review: Bose QuietComfort 45

• Current price: $189
• Original price: $249

The iPhone’s recent shift to USB-C from Lightning meant that Apple’s most popular accessory would have to follow suit. Fortunately, the newest AirPods feature more than just a different look, they also support Conversation Awareness and a more responsive Adaptive Audio experience, meaning they’ll adjust your volume levels as you go from listening to music to talking to someone nearby.

Read the review: Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen)

• Current price: $1,049
• Original price: $1,299

The 15-inch MacBook Air offers the best of both worlds, combining the big-screen experience of Apple’s MacBook Pro line with the portability of the Air. That’s a recipe for success, especially if you’re someone who’s always on their feet. We’re seeing one of the first discounts on the latest MacBook model during the October Prime Day event, bringing it down to just $1,049.

Read the review: Apple MacBook Air (15-inch, M2)

• Current price: $75
• Original price: $150

At a half off, it’s hard to argue against Amazon’s Fire HD 8 Kids tablet. ZDNET’s Maria Diaz decided to buy one over the regular iPad earlier this year and had no regrets. The Fire HD 8 Kids is built to withstand the rigors of children and supports customizable parental controls so you’re always in the know of what your child can and can’t do.

Read the review: Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids

• Current price: $548
• Original price: $800

Hisense may not be the first name that comes to mind when you think TVs, but its new U6K model is certainly worth considering. ZDNET’s Artie Beaty reviewed the 65-inch model and praised it for offering plenty of entertainment features at a more accessible price than Samsung, Sony, and LG. 

Read the review: Hisense 65-inch U6K TV

• Current price: $1,199
• Original price: $1,499

You’ll find plenty of robot vacuum deals during the holiday shopping season, but the discounted Ecovacs Deebot X2 Omni may be the one to buy. The model was just released and features both vacuuming and mopping capabilities, a self-cleaning station, and some of the strongest suction power we’ve tested at 8,000Pa.

Read the review: Ecovacs Deebot X2 Omni