Today’s top Amazon deals: AirPods, Kindle, Apple Watch, TVs, tablets and more on sale

We’re rounding up Monday’s best deals from Amazon’s latest sale

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Kick-off your week with some incredible deals that we’ve spotted atAmazon’s latest sale. We’re rounding up Monday’s best bargains which include the best-selling AirPods Pro, theApple Watch7, cheap TVs, theKindlee-reader, Fire tablets, and so much more.Our favorite Amazon deals include the Apple Watch 7 down to a newrecord-low price of $313 (was $399), the AirPods Proon sale for $174.99 (was $249), which is the best deal we’ve seen this year, and the top-rated iRobot Roomba vacuum marked down to anall-time low price of $249.99 (was $349.99).Amazon’s sale also includes impressive deals on its best-selling devices, like the Kindle e-reader,down to a record-low price of $46.74when you use code KINDLE2022 at checkout,a massive $360 discounton this 65-inch 4K Fire TV from Toshiba, and the Fire HD 10 tableton sale for $99.99 (was $149.99).See more of Monday’s best deals from Amazon below, and keep in mind, many of today’s bargains include record-low prices, so you should snag these limited-time offers before it’s too late.

Amazon sale: today’s best deals

Apple AirPods Pro:$249$174.99 at AmazonSave $74 -Amazon’s latest sale has the best-selling AirPods Pro on sale for $174.99 right now. That’s a massive $74 discount and the best deal we’ve seen all year. The AirPods Pro feature noise cancellation technology and include a wireless charging case that provides more than 24 hours of battery life.

Apple Watch 7 (41mm, GPS):$399$313 at AmazonSave $86 -Amazon has the Apple Watch 7 on sale for a record-low price of just $313 - an incredible deal for Apple’s latest and greatest smartwatch. The Apple Watch 7 features a larger display, faster charging, and tracks heart rate, sleep, stress, and more. Today’s offer applies to the 41mm Clover Green sports band.

Kindle:$89.99$46.74 at AmazonSave $43.25 -Get the best-selling Kindle e-reader on sale for just $46.74 when you apply codeKINDLE2022at checkout. That’s a total savings of $43 and the lowest price we’ve ever seen. The handheld e-reader features a six-inch glare-free display and provides a single battery charge that lasts for weeks.

Amazon Fire 7 Tablet (2019):$49.99$39.99 at AmazonSave $10 -Amazon’s Spring sale also includes Fire tablet deals and today’s cheapest tablet is the Fire 7 on sale for just $39.99. The seven-inch Alexa-enabled tablet packs 16GB of storage and provides up to seven hours of battery life.

Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet (2020):$89.99$49.99 at AmazonSave $40 -Our favorite Amazon Fire tablet deal is a massive 44% discount on the Fire HD 8. That brings the price down to $49.99 - just $5 more than the record-low price. The eight-inch HD display provides 32GB of storage, 12-hours of battery life, and works with Amazon Alexa for hands-free control.

Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet (2021):$149.99$99.99 at AmazonSave $50 -If you’re looking for the latest and greatest tablet deal, Amazon has the 2021 Fire HD 10 on sale for $99.99 - the lowest price we’ve seen this year. The 10-inch tablet packs the powerful octa-core processor and 50% more RAM than the previous generation. The tablet also works with Amazon Alexa and provides an impressive 12-hours of battery life.

Blink Outdoor Security Camera:$99.99$74.99 at AmazonSave $25 -If you’re looking for an outdoor camera, Amazon has the Blink outdoor security camera on sale for $74.99 - only $55 more than the record-low Black Friday price. The wireless battery-powered camera is weather-resistant and features infrared night vision so you can monitor your home day or night.3 Camera Kit:$249.99$159.995 Camera Kit:$379.99$249.99

iRobot Roomba i3 EVO Robot Vacuum:$349.99$249.99 at AmazonSave $100- Amazon has the top-rated iRobot Roomba on sale for a record-low price of $249.99. Designed with homes with pets in mind, the Roomba i3 delivers powerful suction and includes a high-efficiency filter that traps mold, pollen, and dust mites along with dust, dirt, pet hair, and other large debris.

Insignia 50-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (2021):$399.99$299.99 at AmazonSave $100 -Our favorite cheap TV deal from Amazon’s sale is this 50-inch 4K smart TV from Insignia on sale for just $299.99. That’s the lowest price we’ve found for the 50-inch display that comes with the Fire OS, 4K Ultra HD, and DTS Studio Sound.

Toshiba 65-inch M550 Series 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (2021):$999.99$639.99 at AmazonSave $360 -This 65-inch 4K Fire TV from Toshiba is getting a massive $360 discount at Amazon’s sale, which brings the price down to a record-low of $639.99. The 2021 display comes with Dolby Vision HDR and HDR10+, DTS Virtual: X, the Fire OS, and hands-free control with Amazon Alexa.

Toshiba 75-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (2021):$899.99$749.99 at AmazonSave $150-This Toshiba 75-inch 4K smart TV is on sale for $749.99, thanks to Amazon’s $150 discount. The 2021 set features an Alexa voice remote and the Fire TV OS and includes Dolby Vision HDR, HDR10, and DTS Virtual: X for a premium picture experience.

See more of today’s bestcheap TV deals, and the bestApple Watch dealshappening right now.You can also see today’s bestMother’s Day salesand upcoming bargains with our 2022Memorial Day salesguide.

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Mackenzie Frazier is the deals editor in the US for TechRadar at Future plc. She’s been sharing deal advice for Future for the past six years and loves finding products that consumers want at the best possible price. She’s had 11 years of experience working in e-commerce and loves being a mom to her two little boys.

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