Prime Day wraps up: where prices actually dropped
July's two-day Prime Day ended last night. The sharpest cuts hit cordless vacuums, noise-cancelling earbuds and SSDs, while flagship phones barely moved.
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The full story
With Prime Day over, the usual pattern holds: real discounts cluster in a few categories, not across the board. Cordless vacuums, ANC earbuds and SSDs saw the deepest cuts against their recent average price.
Top-tier phones, as usual, barely moved. Anyone chasing a full-discount flagship tends to do better around the holidays. The mid-range was a different story, with a few last-year models dropping to genuinely interesting levels.
One point worth repeating: the crossed-out price isn't always the real value. Before buying, compare against the recent average, not the launch list price.
What to expect now
After an event like this, many prices climb back within days. Some stay low, though, as sellers clear stock ahead of the new autumn models. If you're not in a hurry, those end-of-cycle products are the ones to watch.