I spent the past 48 hours digging through the truly thousands of sales — plus reading my fellow writers’ in-depth guides to the best kitchen, tech, fashion, and more. Now that the dust has settled, I was surprised to find that a lot of the deals we found are still on sale. Most are the same price as they were yesterday, but I’ve pointed out where prices have changed.
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Just as we hoped, lots of Apple products were on sale for Prime Day — and these best-selling AirPods are somehow still on sale. If you’re more of a headphones person, the AirPods Max are also as cheap as I’ve ever seen them — $395, which is about $150 off.
One Strategist staffer predicted that this neck fan will be the “It” girl of Prime Day 2024. It’s still on sale, just $1 more than it was yesterday.
Our favorite all-natural teeth-whitening strips are still 40 percent off, which is the same as last Prime Day. A pack of 21 treatments is $30 (about $1.43 per treatment), in case you want to stock up.
Our best overall water flosser is 20 percent off today — nowhere near as good of a deal as it was yesterday, at half off, but still a decent discount if you dillydallied too much.
Kinda fugly, but they’re good for the middle of mosquito season (and were a favorite among Strategist readers this Prime Day). They’re just $1 more today than yesterday.
And if you spend a lot of time outdoors, the LifeStraw — the Sharpie-size device that filters bacteria and parasites out of water from any source — is still only $9. (It, too, was a Prime Day best seller.)
The best blue mascara is now $10, just a few cents more than yesterday. (It’s very wearable!)
Shockingly, the Laneige lip mask is still on sale at the highest discount we’ve ever seen.
Strategist readers always buy this root cover-up from Color Wow when it goes on sale — and 30 percent off isn’t a bad deal. Strategist beauty contributor Rio Viera-Newton, who had her mom test it out, says it delivers “major” results on grays.
Our very best sunscreen, and also a Prime Day best seller.
An icon and a legend for the Strategist team during Prime Day.
The best snail-mucin essence was $10 yesterday, but $12 still isn’t a bad deal!
Men, take note: Our best less-expensive black tees are still just $4 each.
This classic straight-leg track pant from Adidas is about $10 more than it was during Prime Day, but at 33 percent off, I still think it’s worth it if you missed your chance yesterday.
You should (hopefully) know by now that Prime Day is the time to buy Levi’s for very cheap. The Wedgies — which has been our best overall women’s jean for years now — are still over half off. Just note that availability varies by size and color.
We were quite surprised to see our No. 1 robot vacuum reach half off during Prime Day, its best price ever. And I’m quite surprised to see it’s still half off today.
A favorite among readers, Prime Day or not, because it’s just that good.
And here’s an excellent deal on a handheld vacuum you can stash in your car.
You’ll be kicking yourself in a month or two for not getting our best overall air purifier while it was over $70 off.
A surprising amount of readers picked up a pair of these teeny kitchen shears that Ruth Reichl has been using since 1972. She attests that they’re “delicate enough to shred herbs” but also “strong enough to cut through chicken bones.” They’re still marked down to $16 if you’d like to test that claim yourself.
The book that raised me is only $11. (And plenty of other volumes from the collection are on sale too.)
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