Amazon Prime Day tech deals under $25: Save on Blink, Anker, Roku and Fire TV

As we hit the second (and final) day of Amazon’s Prime Day sale^[1], you may be looking for a few cheap tech accessories to round out your cart. If so, this list is for you. Everything listed here is currently going for less than $25 and includes tech like speakers, mice, smart plugs, cables, wall adapters and power banks that fall below that price point. And these aren’t just any products — we pulled these from Engadget’s buying guides^[2], gift recommendations^[3] and reviews^[4] so it’s all stuff we’ve tested and currently recommend. A few of these deals may stick around once the sale ends tonight, but from our experience, most of the good discounts evaporate with the day. Here are the best under $25 tech deals for Prime Day that you can still get.

Prime Day tech deals under $25

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Chipolo Pop Bluetooth tracker for $25 ($4 off)^[5]: If you lose stuff, stop it with a Bluetooth tracker like this. The Pop is our current top pick in our guide^[6]. It works with either Apple’s Find My app or Google’s Find Hub app, calling on iPhone or Android phone users respectively to anonymously ping your lost stuff so you can find it.

Blink Mini 2 security camera for $20 ($20 off)^[7]: This is the top budget pick in our guide to the best security cameras^[8]. The Mini 2 is a great option for indoor monitoring or you can put it outside with a weatherproof adapter^[9], but since it needs to be plugged in, we like it for keeping an eye on your pets while you’re away and watching over entry ways from the inside.

Audible (three months) for $3 ($42 off)^[10]: From now through mid-December, you can get Amazon’s audiobook subscription for just a dollar a month for three months. Note that it will auto-renew at $15 per month after that, but you can cancel at any point.

Amazon Smart Plug for $13 ($12 off)^[11]: We named this the best smart plug for Alexa^[12] users because it hooks up painlessly and stays connected reliably. Use it to control lamps or your holiday lights using programs and schedules in the Alexa app, or just your voice by talking to your Echo Dot or other Alexa-enabled listener.

Kasa TP-Link Smart Wi-FI outdoor plug for $15 ($7 off with Prime)^[13]: We tested a similar plug for our buying guide to smart plugs^[14] and named it the best outdoor pick for HomeKit users — but this model only works with Alexa and the Google Assistant. The range was decent and setup was easy, like most TP-Link plugs. Grab this now and have automatic control of your holiday lights.

Anker Soundcore Select 4 Go speaker for $23 ($12 off with Prime)^[15]: This is one of our top picks for a Bluetooth speaker^[16]. It gets pretty loud for its size and has decent sound quality. You can pair two together for stereo sound as well, and its IP67-rated design will keep it protected against water and dust.

Belkin Apple AirTag holder for $15 ($5 off with Prime)^[17]: The best thing about Apple’s AirTags are their ability to rope in most any nearby iPhone to anonymously hunt for lost trackers. The worst thing is probably the tiny, slippery disk shape that can’t attach to anything without some help. This is the solution we suggest in our iPhone accessories guide^[18].

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Anker Nano Charger, USB-C 30W charger for $13 ($4 off with Prime)^[19]: Here’s a tiny but mighty wall adapter that we like for iPhones (but it would work for an iPad too). It can pass on 30 watts of power to your device and looks nice doing it in five different pearlescent shades.

Anker Nano portable charger for $20 ($10 off with Prime)^[20]: It looks like an oldey timey lipstick case and can deliver a partial refill to any small device with a USB-C port. We named it a good pick after testing it for our battery guide^[21].

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 for $20 ($10 off)^[22]: Our favorite tracker for Samsung users is one of the best-looking fobs we tried. It’s got a wide finding network, drawing on nearby Samsung phones to ping your lost items (though not as large as Google or Apple’s networks). The deal isn’t an all-time low; it went as low as $15 back in July and only the white model is down to $20 right now.

Roku Streaming Stick Plus 2025 for $24 ($16 off):^[23] This is our top pick for the best streaming device^[24] for accessing free and live content. The dongle supports 4K video and HDR and doesn’t need to be plugged into the wall for power. It’s a great way to access any streaming service^[25] you could ask for: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max and many more.

Anker USB-C to USB-C cable (10FT, 100W) for $9 ($3 off with Prime)^[26]: Having a bad cable is almost as bad as not having a cable at all. We’re big fans of Anker’s cords. This one is a generous 10 feet and can deliver up to 100W of power. While it can transfer data, it does so slowly, so don’t grab this one for that purpose. This is $1 more than it sold for as a Prime-exclusive in July.

Anker Right-Angle USB-C braided charging cable (two-pack) for $9 ($7 off with Prime)^[27]: This is the cable I used to turn an old iPad into a digital picture frame^[28]. The right-angle looks much neater than a straight cable, plus this one can shuttle up to 240 watts of power during charging.

Samsung EVO Select microSD card (128GB) for $13 ($4 off)^[29]: This Samsung card has been one of our recommended models^[30] for a long time. It’s a no-frills microSD card that, while not the fastest, will be perfectly capable in most devices where you’re just looking for simple, expanded storage. The larger-capacity 256GB model is on sale for $23^[31], but the 128GB is a better gigs-to-dollars deal.

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Jisulife Life7 handheld fan for $23 ($6 off with Prime)^[32]: This handy little fan is a must-have if you live in a warm climate or have a tropical vacation planned anytime soon. It can be used as a table or handheld fan and even be worn around the neck so you don’t have to hold it at all. Its 5,000 mAh battery allows it to last hours on a single charge, and the small display in the middle of the fan’s blades shows its remaining battery level.

Pebblebee Clip Universal for $25 ($10 off with Prime)^[33]: This is our runner up pick for a rechargeable Bluetooth tracker. It’s ear-splittingly loud, has bright flashing LEDs and works with either Google or Apple’s finding networks.

Roku Streaming Stick HD for $18 ($12 off)^[34]: If you don’t care about 4K (or your screen resolution isn’t that high anyway) you can still get the same simple-to-use Roku OS that we liked in our guid^[35]e with this device. The best thing about Roku devices is the access to all the free content — and this is an affordable way to get it.

Amazon Fire TV Stick HD for $18 ($17 off)^[36]: Here’s what we named the best budget streaming stick^[37]. At a price this low and only an HD resolution, you shouldn’t expect a premium picture, but if you just want a quick way to get your streaming apps up and running on a basic screen, this will do the thing.

Ring Indoor Cam for $25 ($25 off)^[38]: While we thought the Blink Mini 2 was a better overall indoor camera in our guide^[39], we do like the Ring app, which is ideal for beginners. Plus you get access to the Ring Neighbors app which is a fascinating glimpse into your neighborhood’s Ring-captured events.

Echo Pop smart speaker for $25 ($15 off)^[40]: The half sphere Pop is the most affordable Echo speaker in Amazon’s lineup. The sound won’t be as full as its larger siblings, but will do a fine job of bringing Alexa’s help to smaller rooms. Just note that it went as low as $18 for Black Friday and October Prime Day last year.

JLab Go Air Pop+ for $17 ($13 off with Prime)^[41]: JLab earbuds pop up in a few of our guides including the best running headphones^[42] and best budget buds^[43]. The Pop+ earbuds are smaller and lighter than the previous model, and the app’s preset EQ modes let you customize your sound. Total battery life with the case comes in at more than 35 hours.

Samsung Fit Plus 256GB for $23 (30 percent off)^[44]: We named this thumbdrive one of the best SSDs^[45] you can buy. This configuration has 256GB of storage and read speeds of 400MB/s. It’s also built to resist water, extreme temperatures, magnets and even radiation.

Thermacell E55 Rechargeable Repeller for $19 ($16 off)^[46]: The mosquitos aren’t going anywhere. Even places that didn’t used to have these evil bloodsuckers are now overrun. If you would like some reprieve from the bites, this is the repeller we recommend in our guide to outdoor tech^[47].