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Prime Day 2025 is still here until midnight tonight, and you'll likely find a lot of expensive tech like this 55-inch The Frame TV going for $800. But if you're looking to spend less and still score a bargain, there are many deals that can keep you under a certain budget. I scoured all my resources to find the best tech deals under $50 and $100. But if you want to spend even less, consider these Prime Day tech deals that are under $25:
Apple earbuds are as low as $16, and Anker as low as $20
Wired earbuds are very early 2000's, but on the other hand, they never run out of batteries. If you're still rocking an iPhone 14 Plus or below (or an iPhone SE 3rd generation), you'll be able to pick up some official Apple EarPods Headphones with a Lightning connector for $15.96 (originally $19), or one with USB-C connector for a few cents more.
If you prefer wireless earbuds but don't want to overpay for something you might end up losing, the Soundcore by Anker P20i are a solid pair with some impressive features for their $18.99 price (originally $39.99). You get Bluetooth 5.3, 30 hours of battery, water resistance, and a full EQ with its companion app.
AirTags are as low as $20
You don't need to be a spy to have tracking devices. As an Apple user, you can let AirTags use Find My to track anything that you can put these devices on. Right now, Amazon has single AirTags for $19.99 (originally $29).
Fire TV Sticks and Echo Pops are just over $20
If you have a TV that isn't smart, or you don't like its OS, you can get the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K for $24.99 (originally $49.99). It supports Dolby Atmos audio, almost all the HDR formats, Amazon Luna and Xbox Game Pass cloud gaming, Wi-Fi 6, and you can install Kodi to virtually watch anything for free.
The Amazon Echo Pop is Amazon's most budget-friendly smart speaker. You can use the multi-room music feature if you have multiple speakers in different rooms, so grab a few: You can get one for $21.99 right now (originally $39.99).
This INIU phone charger is down to $16
I recently lost my INIU Portable Charger while traveling in Europe. Fortunately, it was at the end of my trip and it had served its purpose well, saving my phone's battery (and therefore my life) multiple times. You can get one now for $15.99 (originally $21.99).
This portable outdoor speaker is 26% off
If you're looking for a cheap portable outdoor speaker that can get wet, consider the BolaButty Portable Speaker, currently going for $19.99 (originally $34.99). It's waterproof with an IPX5 rating and will last 20 hours before running out of juice.
A heart rate monitor you can trust for $24
There are gadgets that are jacks of all trades, like a smartwatch. Then there are specialists, like this CooSpo chest strap. It has one job, which is to measure your heart rate, and it does it so well, Lifehackers Senior Health Editor Beth Skwarecki uses it to get a baseline when she tests other fitness gadgets. If monitoring your heart is a priority, don't sleep on this chest strap going for just $23.99 (originally $29.99).
Looking for something else? Retailers like Walmart and Best Buy have Prime Day competition sales that are especially useful if you don’t have Amazon Prime.
Walmart’s Prime Day competition sale begins at midnight on July 8 and will include deals up to 50% off. It’s an especially good option if you have Walmart+.
Best Buy’s Prime Day competition sale, “Black Friday in July,” runs through Sunday, July 13 and has some of the best tech sales online. It’s an especially good option if you’re a My Best Buy “Plus” or “Total” member.