Amazon Spring Sale live blog 2026: Top Amazon deals still live

• Current price: $16
• Original price: $25

This handy car charger is our readers second most clicked on deal during Amazon’s Spring Sale so far, and for good reason. It plugs into your car’s cigarette lighter socket and includes a built-in USB-C cable, a Lightning cable, a USB-C port, and a USB-A port. The two cables extend up to 31.5 inches, making it easy for back-seat passengers to charge their devices.

Also: This car charger is a must for long road trips – and it’s cheap

• Current price: $2.99/month for 2 months
• Original price: Up to $13.99/month

Now until March 31, new and former Paramount+ subscribers can get any monthly plan for $2.99/month for your first two months. After two months, your plan will auto-renew at then-current full price of your plan. This is one of the best streaming offers we’ve seen since Black Friday, and they don’t come around often.

• Current price: $25
• Original price: $40

While not a tech product, this is my most frequently used item of all time. Sure, it’s not practical for outings in my opinion, but Stanley cups are dishwasher safe and easy to clean, and they keep drinks cold. Plus, at a 30-ounce capacity, it’s an excellent way to keep yourself hydrated throughout the day and to encourage drinking more water.

I also enjoy buying these on sale to use for gifts, they’re perfect for stashing a few goodies inside and adding a bow or tag on!

• Current price: $40
• Original price: $70

We’ve been impressed by the quality of Soundcore by Anker headphones, and this is a great deal on a highly-rated pair, with 4.6 stars and over 58,000 reviews on Amazon at the time of this writing.

• Current price: $498
• Original price: $798

Samsung’s best projector also doubles as a gaming hub where you can play your favorite games anywhere—including outside. Auto Focus will adjust the picture for the best view possible, no matter if it’s on your ceiling or the side of a building.

• Current price: $599
• Original price: $850

The popular Dyson cordless stick vacuum is on sale for 29% off.

• Current price: $56
• Original price: $80

Tax season is upon us, and you can save 30% on TurboTax’s desktop edition for federal and state tax returns.

• Current price: $250
• Original price: $300

Smart home expert Maria Diaz says this Wi-Fi 7 router solved her big internet headache, and it’s accessibly priced (especially on sale).

Review:eero Pro 7

• Current price: $180
• Original price: $350

The Insignia F50 is a great budget-friendly smart TV that offers 4K resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and support for DTS Virtual: X audio for an elevated experience while streaming movies, shows, or music. And with robust parental controls, you can block little ones from accessing inappropriate apps and media.

• Current price: $999
• Original price: $1,398

Samsung’s flagship QLED TV offers premium-grade features like object-tracking sound for spatial surround sound, Dolby Atmos support, a glare-free display, and a dedicated gaming hub. It also has a maximum refresh rate of 165Hz for buttery-smooth motion while watching live sports, action movies and shows, and fast-paced games.

Review:Samsung QN90F

• Current price: $2,200
• Original price: $3,000

Samsung’s flagship OLED TV got a refresh with an updated panel, support for both Dolby Atmos and object-tracking sound, and an adaptive sound processor to tailor audio to your space for a more personalized experience. You’ll also get cleaner upscaling of non-4K content so even classic TV shows and older movies look their best.

Review:Samsung S95F OLED

• Current price: $1,300
• Original price: $1,700

This big-screen TV from Hisense offers a great balance between performance and price. With a peak brightness of 5,000 nits, you’ll get great visibility in harsh overhead lighting and sunlight while Dolby Vision IQ boosts contrast and detailing. The 165Hz refresh rate provides smooth motion for sports, movies, and video games while the dedicated IMAX Enhanced picture mode boosts color accuracy for movie buffs.

Review:Hisense U8QG

• Current price: $897
• Original price: $1,600

This premium soundbar supports both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X for 3D spatial sound that follows the on-screen action. It also uses an integrated sensor that automatically monitors the room’s ambient sound and adjusts volume and other settings for a custom experience.

• Current price: $1,698
• Original price: $2,498

This cinema-sized TV from Samsung offer object tracking sound for spatial 3D audio as well as a Supersize Picture Enhancer mode to help provide the cleanest picture possible on such a large display. The 120Hz refresh rate smooths motion for live sports as well as console gaming and streaming movies while built-in voice controls give you hands-free use of your new TV.

• Current price: $80
• Original price: $130

If you’re looking to pick up a second screen, the Insignia F20 is a great choice. With 720p resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate, it’s perfect for catching up on your favorite shows without any extra bells or whistles.

• Current price: $650
• Original price: $699

The new iPad Air hasn’t even been out for a week, and it’s already discounted on Amazon. The upgraded iPad Air features the M4 chip, support for Wi-Fi 7, upgraded processing power, larger memory bandwidth, and an improved Center Stage camera.

Review: iPad Air M4

• Current price: $499
• Original price: $569

If you’re in the market for a note-taking tablet that’s neither an iPad or a Kindle Scribe, the ReMarkable is another great option with a paper-like feel.

• Current price: $850
• Original price: $900

With the Surface Pro, you get a tablet that runs Windows 11 out of the box instead of a mobile operating system like Android or iPadOS. That means you won’t have to worry about finding apps or workarounds for your workflows.

Review:Microsoft Surface Pro

• Current price: $240
• Original price: $280

This new Samsung tablet is best suited for gaming, streaming, or multitasking, and comes with a super-fast charging battery. Samsung said the Galaxy Tab A11+ is “built for every member of the family, whether that’s helping a parent check off their to-do list, unlocking a student’s creativity, or enjoying some fun on the go.”

Also: The best Samsung tablets

• Current price: $299
• Original price: $349

Apple’s base-model iPad is our pick for the best tablet for most people, thanks to its versatility. When it comes to features, you essentially get the same suite as the more expensive iPad Pro and iPad Air models, but in a lighter form factor and an 11-inch Liquid Retina True Tone display.

Review:iPad 2025 (11th-Gen)

• Current price: $1,499
• Original price: $1,799

Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold is a unique foldable. Our reviewer Cesar Cadenas says he “likes to think of it as a cross between an iPhone and the Galaxy Z Fold7, since it shares certain characteristics with both.” The Pro Fold supports Google’s Pixelsnap accessories, which provide fast wireless charging via the Qi2 standard, similar to MagSafe accessories for iPhone.

The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is a premium foldable with great performance thanks to the Tensor G5 chip. Both the Moonstone (silver) and Jade green options are on sale.

• Current price: $800
• Original price: $1,300

Motorola’s Razr Ultra is an aesthetically striking foldable, sporting Pantone-validated finishes. Beyond its looks, the model offers plenty of functionality, with a four-inch outer display that lets you read messages, use widgets, and control media. Inside is a seven-inch AMOLED inner screen that’s bright and features a less noticeable crease. Every single color option is currently on sale.

Review:Motorola Razr Ultra

• Current price: $828
• Original price: $999

The Zenbook A14 is one of the lightest laptops our reviewer Kyle Kucharski has ever tested. “Despite its featherweight status, however, it has a solid build and some respectable hardware. You get 16GB of RAM, a brilliant OLED display, and a Snapdragon X Plus processor for responsive performance (and fantastic battery life),” he says.

Review: Asus Zenbook A14

The Zenbook A14 earned our Editors’ Choice award last year for combining all of these things into an enjoyable package. The 2025 model is absolutely still competitive for everyday tasks, office workflows, and all-day usage.

• Current price: $1,799
• Original price: $1,899

The MacBook Pro with the base M5 chip is a fantastic option if you’d rather spend a little less. The difference in processing speed compared to the Pro chips is most noticeable during the most demanding workflows, so unless you really need top-tier performance, we recommend considering the base model Pro — especially while it’s $100 off.

Also: I compared the M5 MacBook Pro to older Mac models – here’s my buying advice

• Current price: $720
• Original price: $799

Acer’s Aspire 16 is a reliable everyday workhorse with a very efficient battery and slim form factor. If you’re looking for an easy-to-carry laptop that will last you all day, laptop expert Kyle Kucharski says the Aspire 16 fits the ticket (especially at this price).

Review: Acer Aspire 16 AI

• Current price: $999
• Original price: $1,199

ZDNET editors are big fans of the 15-inch MacBook Air. With Apple’s latest upgrades to the Air series (more starting RAM for the same price, support for two external monitors with the lid open), the MacBook Air M4 feels a lot like a MacBook Pro.

With the thin and light build, gorgeous Liquid Retina display, and all-day battery with the power-efficient M4 processor, the MacBook Air is still the best Mac for most folks.

Review: Apple MacBook Air M4

• Current price: $1,799
• Original price: $1,999

The MacBook Pro M4 has only been out for a year, but it’s already discounted to make room for the new M5 series Macs. The M4 is one of the best laptops on the consumer market right now, featuring a brilliant Liquid Retina XDR display, 24GB of unified memory, and all-day battery life. With the Pro, you’re equipped to handle basically any kind of task, from high-end creative workflows to 3D animation, coding, and gaming.

Also: Apple’s boringly awesome reason to buy the M4 MacBook Pro

• Current price: $799
• Original price: $899

Looking for a gaming laptop that won’t break the bank? Acer’s Nitro series features some laptops with heavy-hitting hardware but still in accessible price points. The Nitro 5 features an Intel Core i5-12500H processor and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 GPU, paired with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. It’s also got a backlit keyboard with customizable lighting, support for Killer Wi-Fi 6 and a wide range of I/O.

• Current price: $830
• Original price: $1,200

This laptop is chock full of ports, with 16GB RAM, and a 16-inch anti-glare display.

• Current price: $35
• Original price: $50

Right now, you can save up to 45% off Amazon devices, including several Ring camera models, like the popular indoor cam for under $50.

• Current price: $199
• Original price: $350

I recommend this air purifier to all pet parents since it removes 99.97% of airborne particles, including viruses and bacteria, dust, pollen, pet dander, and mold. The real-time LED indicator also provides constant reassurance about the air quality.

• Current price: $170
• Original price: $220

If you’re eyeing a smart home hub that’s smaller and cheaper than the Echo Show 21, the Echo Show 11 may fit the bill. Expert Maria Diaz says it features some nicer upgrades that make it well-received this year.

Also:I’m a fan of the Echo Show 11, even if it’s not perfect

• Current price: $14
• Original price: $17

Automate your home routines with this smart plug. If you haven’t used a smart plug before, you may be surprised by just how handy they can be for turning the regular tasks of your home into automated chores you no longer have to handle. For you, that could mean connecting the holiday lights to the plug and creating a schedule for turning them on and off. The smart plug could also connect to your coffee pot and brew you a pot right as you wake up.

Also: Why this $7 smart plug beats any other that I’ve tested in my home

• Current price: $70
• Original price: $100

Want an under-$100 smartwatch that looks cool, tracks your sleep, steps, and stress, and offers 13 days of battery? We haven’t tested this smartwatch out for ourselves, but we’ve tried several other Nothing products. The brand comes out with creative, useful, and high-quality tech at an approachable price.

• Current price: $70
• Original price: $100

This tiny, unobtrusive tracker supports an expansive Fitbit ecosystem for capturing and monitoring key health and wellness data, such as wellness tracking, daily Stress Management Score, mindfulness sessions, relax breathing sessions, and irregular heart rhythm notifications.

• Current price: $329
• Original price: $400

If you want all-day battery life, Apple’s latest health features (including a Hypertension Detection feature), sleep tracking, workout monitoring, and phone-free communication, the Apple Watch Series 11 is health and wearable expert Nina Raemont’s best recommendation. In the three-product watch lineup, the Series 11 is in between the affordable SE 3 and the Ultra 4 in both features and price.

Review: Apple Watch Series 11

• Current price: $70
• Original price: $100

The Renpho Eye Massager uses compression, heat, and vibration to massage your eyes and temples, effectively giving your head and eyes a break. Especially if you stare at a screen all day, using this eye massager at the end of a workday is a game-changer.

• Current price: $66
• Original price: $79

This smart sprinkler allows you to tailor your watering routine with five frequency options—every day, odd days, even days, interval (every 2-30 days), and custom (every Monday, etc) —to perfectly suit your gardening needs. The watering schedule can also be set based on local weather data, including weather, soil moisture, and temperature, via the app.

• Current price: $499
• Regular price: $799

A mid-range battery backup generator with a peak output of 3,000W and a running output of 2,000W for keeping devices charged and medical equipment running during a power outage. It can be charged via wall outlet or with available solar panels for true off-grid energy.