I obsessively vetted Prime Day deals to find the actual best sales from Dyson, Breville and more

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, live on 6 and 7 October, is the Super Bowl of online shopping. While the e-commerce behemoth just hosted another Prime Day in June, consumerism never sleeps and there are still genuinely good deals to be found, although some are exclusive to Amazon Prime members. But if parsing through thousands of deals isn’t your jam, fear not, because it’s ours.As veteran consumer journalists, we’ve taken the time to find out what’s really worth the spend, from expert-vetted tech gadgets to make every day a little easier to rigorously tested kitchen scores that help put dinner on the table quickly. Here are the top Prime Deals to shop from brands you know and love such as KitchenAid, Ninja, Bissell, Ugg and more.All prices current at the time of publication.Our favorite Prime Day deals at a glance Drowsy Eyelash-Protecting Sleep MaskRead more$62Anyday 2-Pack 2-Cup Glass Food Storage SetRead more$32Dyson V8 Cordless VacuumRead more$270Amazon Fire TV StickRead more$16Apple AirPods 3Read more$180JW Pei Joy Shoulder BagRead more$71Abib Mild pH Sheet MaskRead more$27Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 Glass Air FryerRead more$153Shark NeverChange Air PurifierRead more$150Best Prime Day kitchen dealsOur Place Titanium Always Pan Pro Our PlaceTitanium Always Pan Pro$108$108 (was $179)When my chef husband is impressed with my cooking, the Titanium Always Pan Pro is often behind it. This nontoxic, nonstick pan earned top marks in testing at Drexel Food Lab for its ability to withstand unprecedented levels of high heat.Our PlaceTitanium Always Pan Pro$108Field Company No 5 Chef Skillet Field Company No 5 Chef Skillet Fried eggs did not stick on this pan. Photograph: Karen Yuan/The Guardian$100 (was $125) The lightweight pan that Karen Yuan, the Filter’s commissioning editor, relies on for perfectly cooked eggs that glide “smoothly around the pan like a wet bar of soap in the sink”, is now 20% off.Field Company No 5 Chef Skillet Vitamix 5200 Photograph: Marian Bull/The Guardian$345 (was $500) Kitchen expert Marian Bull found that the Vitamix 5200 made “luscious” and “vibrant” soups, smoothies and dips in her testing of the best blenders worth buying. And now, with the help of this 30%-off deal, you can, too.Vitamix 5200$345Ninja Slushi Drink Maker NinjaSlushi Drink Maker$229$229 (was $350) Winter may be coming, but a frozen beverage is a year-round treat. This viral slushie maker promises a good time with its five settings, one-touch controls and mess-free spout, now its lowest tracked price at 35% off.NinjaSlushi Drink Maker$229Our Place Wonder Oven Pro Our PlaceWonder Oven Pro$276$276 (was $325) When food experts from Drexel Food Lab put the pretty (and very functional) Wonder Oven Pro through its paces, they were impressed by its ability to make restaurant-worthy fries, nuggets and “evenly baked cookies with perfect chew”. It is now 15% off.Our PlaceWonder Oven Pro$276Anyday 2-Pack 2-Cup Glass Food Storage Set Anyday2-Cup Glass Round Dishfrom $32$32 (was $40) at Anyday $34 (was $40) at AmazonIf your food storage isn’t pulling double duty, it might be time for an upgrade. “Perhaps most appealing [about plastic-free, non-oxic Anyday containers] was the fact that I could store and cook in the same vessel, then put all the parts into the dishwasher when I was done,” of this discounted set, according to kitchen expert Emily Farris.Anyday2-Cup Glass Round Dishfrom $32Breville Joule Turbo Sous Vide Machine BrevilleJoule Turbo Sous Vide Machine$150$150 (was $250)When I gifted this sous vide machine to my chef husband, I thought he was going to propose again. I don’t have a second ring to show for it, but I am spoiled with restaurant-worthy succulent proteins on the regular. It’s now 40% off, nearing its lowest price of $142 during Prime Day in June.BrevilleJoule Turbo Sous Vide Machine$150Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 Glass Air Fryer NinjaCrispi 4-in-1 Glass Air Fryer$153$153 (was $180)This nontoxic air fryer might just help curb that takeout habit, whether you’re reheating leftovers or looking for an appliance that is straightforward and effective, according to our tests performed in a food lab. What’s more, its main cooking vessels are completely Pfas-free and plastic-free. It’s now on offer for its lowest price. Deal ends on 25 October.NinjaCrispi 4-in-1 Glass Air Fryer$153Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker NinjaCreami Ice Cream Maker$180$180 (was $230)If you often crave frozen sweet treats and wish you could make them at home, this Filter-vetted ice-cream maker is 22% off. “The Creami stands out because it makes homemade ice-cream genuinely achievable – even for the most reluctant cooks,” said Danielle Amato, a tester, in the Filter UK’s best ice-cream makers guide. Ninja has dropped its price to $180 a few times, but this is the lowest we’ve seen it since Prime Day in June. NinjaCreami Ice Cream Maker$180Espro P3 French Press Coffee Maker EsproP3 French Press Coffee Maker$24$24 (was $35) If you’d rather not spend half your paycheck on great coffee, trust a coffee expert to steer you toward the Espro P3 French press, now at its lowest price ever at 30% off. “It’s actually very good,” Filter UK coffee enthusiast Sam Mueller says “The dual filters hold back more sludge than all the other brand’s cafetières, and that means you get a slightly cleaner cup.”EsproP3 French Press Coffee Maker$24De’Longhi Rivelia Espresso Machine De’LonghiRivelia Espresso Machine$1,000$1,000 (was $1,300)If you’ve ever wanted to own a fancy barista-worthy espresso maker with an easy touchscreen interface and customizable froth levels, now’s your chance. The best bean-to-cup coffee machine our Filter UK expert Sasha Muller has ever tested is at its all-time low price – $200 less than its Prime Day price in June, and a bit lower than Black Friday last year.De’LonghiRivelia Espresso Machine$1,000KitchenAid Artisan Tilt Head Stand Mixer KitchenAidArtisan Tilt Head Stand Mixer$380$380 (was $500)You don’t need to be a professional baker to benefit from the KitchenAid Artisan stand mixer, the best stand mixer the Filter UK has ever tested, now 24% off. As an amateur baking enthusiast, I love mine. It helps me serve impressive baked goods any time I have guests over. It’s often discounted, but only gets this low a few times per year.KitchenAidArtisan Tilt Head Stand Mixer$380Drowsy Eyelash-Protecting Sleep Mask DrowsyEyelash-Protecting Mask$62 Photograph: Juno DeMelo/The Guardian$62 (was $89) Drowsy’s luxurious silk eyelash-protecting mask has the appeal of a “self-care ritual” and helped tester DeMelo unlock a whole new level of sleep quality. At 30% off, this is truly a great deal.DrowsyEyelash-Protecting Mask$62Flaus Electric Flosser $89 (was $119) With the Filter-favorite Flaus electric flosser, now at 25% off, flossing might just become less of a chore and a natural extension of your oral hygiene routine. “I use it twice a day, every day, and sometimes come back for more after meals,” said contributor Tobey Grumet Segal.FlausElectric Flosser$89Nodpod Weighted Sleep Mask NodpodWeighted Sleep Mask$30$30 (was $38) Nod off with our favorite weighted eye mask, now 20% off, designed to calm you into slumber. “If the idea of a weighted sleep mask sounds relaxing to you, this one is the one to try,” said tester Juno DeMeloNodpodWeighted Sleep Mask$30Owlet Dream Sock Smart Baby Monitor OwletDream Sock Smart Baby Monitor$220 Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum DysonV8 Cordless Vacuum$270$270 (was $390) Dyson’s V8 cordless vacuum is a trusty workhorse that’ll still get the job done with a respectable 40-minute run time and powerful suction capable of tackling a range of surfaces, as Gibbs found in testing. It’s now 31% off – a pretty solid deal.DysonV8 Cordless Vacuum$270Bissell Little Green Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner BissellLittle Green Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner$85$85 (was $130)If it weren’t for my trusty sidekick with strong spraying, scrubbing and suction powers, my home would look (and smell!) far more unappealing than it does with two kids and two pets. In the four years since I have bought the Bissell, which most recently sat at $99.99 in August, it’s more than paid for itself in the professional cleaning services I have avoided booking. BissellLittle Green Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner$85 Yale Assure Lock 2 Smart Lock Yale Assure Lock 2 Smart Lock$156$156 (was $260) If you’re willing to forgo the fingerprint function in the smart lock contributor Jon Bintner recommends, its counterpart with the same keypad and app mechanism is now $100 off.Yale Assure Lock 2 Smart Lock$156 Bugaboo Donkey 6 Single-to-Double Convertible Stroller Bugaboo Donkey 6 Single-to-Double Convertible Stroller$1,359$1,359 (was $1,699)When my toddler panicked at the sight of her newborn brother sitting in her stroller a couple weeks ago, I knew we needed a better setup. This beast of a stroller lets them sit solo or side-by-side and at 20% off – an all-time low – it’s a great deal for a piece of gear that’ll last the better part of a decade.Bugaboo Donkey 6 Single-to-Double Convertible Stroller$1,359Cozy Earth Bamboo Stretch-Knit Long Sleeve Pajama Set Cozy Earth Bamboo Stretch-Knit Long Sleeve Pajama Setfrom $118$118 (was $148) at Amazon$126 (was $148) at Cozy Earth A dream to wear for sleep or lounging, “the brand’s signature bamboo viscose fabric provides comforting coverage without overheating the body during everything from warm climates to hormone spikes,” I wrote in my review of Cozy Earth’s pajamas. Get a set for 20% off for year-round comfort.Cozy Earth Bamboo Stretch-Knit Long Sleeve Pajama Setfrom $118Hatch Restore 3 Sunrise Alarm Clock Hatch Restore 3 Alarm Clock$136$136 (was $170) As a mom to young kids, my sleep is sacred, and of all the gizmos and gadgets out there, none help me preserve it quite like the Hatch alarm clock. At 20% off, this is a relatively rare occurrence, so consider it for a better night’s rest.Hatch Restore 3 Alarm Clock$136Canopy Handheld Filtered Showerhead CanopyHandheld Filtered Showerhead$115 $115 (was $150) When Stephen Treffinger tested Canopy’s handheld showerhead, its robust spray and genuine skin-improving qualities were impressive enough for it to be crowned the best overall in the category. Your shower (and you!) deserve this upgrade – especially at 23% off.CanopyHandheld Filtered Showerhead$115Eufy Security Video Doorbell E340 Eufy Security Video Doorbell E340$100$100 (was $150) My dual-camera Eufy video doorbell (now at 33% off) offers a wide field of view, offering a full picture of visitors as well as visual proof of my packages actually arriving. Tech contributor Andy Shaw appreciates its local storage, so you can skip the pricey subscription format.Eufy Security Video Doorbell E340$100Schlage Encode Smart Wifi Deadbolt Lock SchlageEncode Smart Wifi Deadbolt Lock$183$183 (was $229) After a break-in last year, I am now obsessive about smart home upgrades that make me feel safer in my own home. Since adding the Schlage Encode to my front door, I’ve felt infinitely more at ease. Get a little peace of mind for 20% off.SchlageEncode Smart Wifi Deadbolt Lock$183Manta Original Sleep Mask MantaOriginal Sleep Maskfrom $33Chi Handheld Garment Steamer ChiHandheld Garment Steamer$52$52 (was $69) My life changed when I realized I could restore my wrinkled clothes back to their smooth glory with this convenient garment steamer in just 20 minutes – no bulky iron and board required. Grab it while it’s 24% off.ChiHandheld Garment Steamer$52Shark NeverChange Air Purifier Shark NeverChange Air Purifier$150$150 (was $250)If you’re looking to optimize your respiratory health, the Shark NeverChange air purifier is now much cheaper than its usual $200 sale price. It has easy-to-clean filters, an intuitive air quality display and a “Febreze-like nebulizer that can mask odors and fill the room with a fresh scent”, according to Jon Chan, a tester who named it one of the three best air purifiers.Shark NeverChange Air Purifier$150Best Prime Day tech dealsSonos Sub MiniS Compact Wireless Subwoofer $400 (was $500)Step up your home theater setup with a Sonos subwoofer that’s petite and on sale for a very good price. Take it from Gibbs, who notes its ability to provide “more than enough boom for all but the largest of rooms and not only adds bass but improves the range and dynamism of speakers it is paired with”.SonosSub Mini $400Sonos Beam Gen 2 Soundbar Sonos Beam Gen 2 Soundbar$360$360 (was $500) Your ears aren’t failing you – your TV might need a soundbar. This tech editor-vetted option does much more than that, “acting as one of the best multi-room music speakers money can buy”, said the Guardian’s consumer tech editor, Samuel Gibbs.Sonos Beam Gen 2 Soundbar$360EarFun Pro 4+ Wireless Earbuds EarFunPro 4+ Wireless Earbuds$71$71 (was $100) If you’re not looking to spend a ton but want your podcasts and playlists sounding crystal-clear, these budget-friendly earbuds are a surprisingly great value. Enjoy the attendant bells and whistles including active noise cancellation, wear sensors, wireless charging, water and dust protection and great battery life – all for 29% off.EarFunPro 4+ Wireless Earbuds$71JBL Go 4 Bluetooth Speaker JBLGo 4 Bluetooth Speaker$33$33 (was $50) The JBL Go is our favorite travel-worthy speaker for a reason: it’s “only a tad thicker than two decks of playing cards, yet it manages to deliver genuinely enjoyable sound, in a nearly bulletproof package,” said Cohen, our reviewer. It’s now 34% off.JBLGo 4 Bluetooth Speaker$33Tribit StormBox Micro 2 Tribit StormBox Micro 2$40$40 (was $60) This bite-sized Bluetooth speaker delivers “full-throated sound” and a surprising 24 hours of playtime, according to Filter tester Simon Cohen. The 2025 model, which we tested and truly enjoyed, is now 33% off and its lowest price.Tribit StormBox Micro 2$40Amazon Kindle (11th generation) AmazonKindle (11th generation)$104$104 (was $150)The most affordable Kindle we have ever tested (and loved!) now sits at nearly a third of its sticker price. Keep one on your nightstand for access to Amazon’s massive array of titles in text that is “crisp and easy to read”, according to tester Jenny McGrath.AmazonKindle (11th generation)$104Amazon Eero 7 Wifi Router AmazonEero 7 Wifi Router$145$145 (was $170)Don’t let pesky wifi lag keep you from excelling at your job or binge-watching content to your heart’s content. Instead, invest in a discounted version of the mesh router Nick Mokey, a Filter editor, relies on for “fast, reliable wifi, without dead zones”.AmazonEero 7 Wifi Router$145Beats Solo 4 Headphones BeatsSolo 4 Headphones$100 Photograph: Courtesy Photo$100 (was $200) Turn your commute into an immersive listening experience with these over-ear headphones that “produce a clean and clear sound with good separation of tones that is easy to listen to across genres,” according to Gibbs, the consumer tech editor – a great get at 50% off.BeatsSolo 4 Headphones$100Kindle Scribe $380 (was $500) We’re not saying paper is obsolete, but the things Kindle Scribe can do better than the analog stuff make it a pretty compelling buy, according to Gibbs’ tests. Write, read and browse (with limits) from a tablet with a screen size that’s big enough to be useful without feeling cumbersome – all at its lowest price ever.KindleScribe$380 Apple AirPods 3 $180 (was $249)At 28% off, now is your chance to grab a pair of Apple AirPods 3, one of Gibbs’ go-to devices for listening to music and tuning out the world through superior noise-cancelling properties.AppleAirPods 3$180Garmin Instinct 2X Smartwatch GarminInstinct 2X Smartwatch$230$230 (was $300) There are few things more frustrating than running out of juice as you’re tracking stats on your run – and this solar-powered Garmin watch for 23% off fixes that. It’s the “closest model so far to what is the holy grail of smartwatch makers – a watch that you never have to plug into the charger”, said Gibbs, the Guardian’s consumer tech editor.GarminInstinct 2X Smartwatch$230Amazon Fire TV Stick $16 (was $40)Between its integrated voice controls, easy setup and ability to display “absolutely stunning” high definition content, it’s no wonder this value-packed streaming stick gets rave reviews from Gibbs. It’s only hit this all-time low price of 60% off once before.AmazonFire TV Stick$16Best Prime Day travel deals Fitrell Compression Socks, Three-Pack FitrellCompression Socks, Three-Pack$12$12 (was $27)Whether you’ve got a bucket list trip on the horizon or work a desk job, these Filter-vetted compression socks promise “to help with joint and muscle stiffness and avoid any blood pooling in your feet – all of which can happen if you sit still for too long,” according to travel expert Lydia Mansel.FitrellCompression Socks, Three-Pack$12Keen Men’s Targhee 4 Waterproof Hiking Boots KeenMen’s Targhee 4 Waterproof Hiking Boots$130$130 (was $180)Conquer slick city sidewalks or the gnarliest switchbacks of your choosing in this pair of gift-worthy hiking boots, now nearly half off and their lowest price. “They are well crafted, neatly designed, waterproof and capable of taking on any conditions,” said Guardian sports writer Giles Richards.KeenMen’s Targhee 4 Waterproof Hiking Boots$130Philips Norelco OneBlade Pro 360 Face + Body Trimmer + Shaver PhilipsNorelco OneBlade Pro 360 Face + Body Trimmer + Shaver$72$72 (was $100)This is a rare discount. Looking to stay smooth on the go? Our colleagues at the Filter UK named this the best beard trimmer for traveling and it’s 28% off, the lowest we have seen it for a year. Edward Munn, a tester, called it “lightweight and inconspicuous (meaning it’s perfect for chucking in your hand luggage)”.PhilipsNorelco OneBlade Pro 360 Face + Body Trimmer + Shaver$72Best Prime Day fashion dealsLevi’s Men’s 501 Original Fit Jeans Levi’sMen’s 501 Original Fit Jeans$41$41 (was $85)You can’t put a price on a great pair of jeans you’ll wear literally every day – but 51% off is nothing to sneeze at. And, in an era when “jeans have never been more confusing,” as Guardian UK deputy fashion and lifestyle editor Chloe Mac Donnell said, it’s nice to have a simple and easy to wear option.Levi’sMen’s 501 Original Fit Jeans$41Ray-Ban Zuri Sunglasses Ray-BanZuri Sunglasses$120$120 (was $160)Sunglasses protect your peepers while upgrading your entire look. And for something a bit more unexpected, consider these vouched-for Ray-Bans, now just shy of their lowest-ever price. “If you tend to go for classic tortoiseshell in a standard shape but want something a little different, [these frames] are in no way outlandish but are doing something a little more out of the ordinary,” according to contributor Ellie Violet Bramley.Ray-BanZuri Sunglasses$120JW Pei Joy Shoulder Bag JW PeiJoy Shoulder Bag$71$71 (was $89) This fashion expert-approved shoulder bag is at its lowest price and if you’re in the market, this is a great bet. Associate fashion editor Jess Cartner-Morley calls it “A classy little number at an excellent price point, with adjustable straps and an inside pocket.”JW PeiJoy Shoulder Bag$71Le Bop Women’s Drew Pants Le BopWomen’s Drew Pants$102 Photograph: Courtesy photo$102 (was $128)These breezy pants were recommended by one stylist in our spring style refresh guide as a way to brighten up your wardrobe. If you’re not quite ready to say goodbye to summer, you can grab them for 20% off.Le BopWomen’s Drew Pants$102Ugg Goldenstar Sandal $80 (was $120)Fun (in the sun) fact: the best time to buy sandals is when the leaves are changing colors. When I sought out to buy a pair as comfortable as sneakers, I landed on these, and my feet have never been happier thanks to their plush footbeds and adjustable straps. Grab them while they’re two-thirds of the price, the lowest they have ever been.UggGoldenstar Sandal$80Best Prime Day beauty dealsThe Inkey List Caffeine Eye Cream The Inkey ListCaffeine Eye Cream$9 Photograph: Courtesy of Sephora$9 (was $14) “I’ve gone through two or three tubes of the Inkey List’s effective and affordable Caffeine eye cream. My puffy eyes struggle to wake up without its star ingredient,” writes beauty editor Sabine Wiesel.The Inkey ListCaffeine Eye Cream$9Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask$299$299 (was $350) After putting this viral red light therapy mask through its paces 100 times, tester Sarah Matthews says it’s worth the buy “if you want an effective LED mask that can treat multiple skin concerns at once, without adding extra light settings that aren’t as well-researched”. See for yourself at more than $50 off. Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask$299CosRx Snail Mucin $15 (was $25)This hydrating and affordable snail mucin serum from K-beauty juggernaut CosRx is extremely effective, even if it is, in theory, a little gross – “I know, I know, disgusting idea, but I swear it works,” according to the Guardian’s associate fashion editor Jess Cartner-Morley. “The brand says it’s ethically harvested.” Test your tolerance for slime at a very good price, as this product is now 41% off.CosRxSnail Mucin$15Foreo Bear 2 Advanced Microcurrent Facial Device $218 (was $329) Zap your face (safely) at home with the facial microcurrent device contributor Tobey Grumet Segal calls “quick enough that it’s easy to use it consistently”. It’ll tighten and contour your delicate neck skin, and at 45% off, it’s worth the buy.Foreo Bear 2$218Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa Hair & Body Perfume Mist Sol de JaneiroCheirosa Hair & Body Perfume Mist$31$31 (was $39)As a fragrance snob who prefers to leave a subtle scent in my wake, I’m never fully dressed without a spritz of these intoxicating hair and body mists, now an all-time low of 20% off. Get one for yourself and for the young person in your life – they’re gen Z-approved according to a Filter gift guide, should you need a little inspo this season.Sol de JaneiroCheirosa Hair & Body Perfume Mist$31Abib Mild pH Sheet Mask Abib Mild pH Sheet Mask, 10-Pack$27$27 (was $40) “Every time I use one, my skin feels thoroughly soothed,” says Yuan, the Filter’s commissioning editor, of her favorite pH-balancing K-beauty face mask that you can now purchase on US soil. A pack of 10 is now 32% off for all your hydrating, calming and anti-inflammatory skin care needs.Abib Mild pH Sheet Mask, 10-Pack$27 Dyson Airwrap i.d. $500 (was $710) If you’re a fiend for a good blowout, then the Filter-vetted Dyson Airwrap i.d. is certainly on your radar, and yes, we know, it’s expensive. A 30% discount might make this a little more enticing – and as contributor DeMelo noted in her testing, it’s a tool that’s more convenient and better for curling.Dyson Airwrap i.d.$500Ulike Air 10 Hair Removal Device UlikeAir 10 Hair Removal Device$259$259 (was $349)This Filter UK-approved (and, if you care, Kardashian-endorsed) Ulike hair removal device with a built-in cooling system is rarely discounted this steeply at 26% off. The only downside noted in its review was that it’s corded. Otherwise, it should help you feel smooth as a baby’s bottom ahead of your winter beach vacation. UlikeAir 10 Hair Removal Device$259Shark FlexStyle Multi-Styler & Drying System SharkFlexStyle Multi-Styler & Drying System$230$230 (was $370)Salon-worthy hairstyles don’t need to wait for special occasions. Our Filter US-favorite hair styler regularly bobs between $250 and $370, but it’s rare that it drops this low.SharkFlexStyle Multi-Styler & Drying System$230Why you should trust our recommendationsWe work for our readers, rather than the brands we write about. Every item we recommend is something a Filter editor or contributor has personally tested and can vouch for. On occasion, we may present a close substitute from the same brand and explain any differences from the original.We scour competing retailers for the lowest prices on any item, and we use price-tracking tools such as Camelcamelcamel to check price history and ensure the discounts are truly good value, rather than a faux markdown. (So, while we love sharing good deals, we also aren’t afraid to call out the unimpressive ones.)Other pieces you might enjoy from the Filter, the Guardian’s guide to buying fewer, better things: I’ve spent years testing air purifiers – the three best I was cleaning my bathroom all wrong – here’s how to do it like a pro Is the Magnifique Combo Air Fryer what small kitchens have been waiting for? Explore the Filter