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Best early Prime Day deals under $25:
Best earbuds deal
Soundcore by Anker P20i True Wireless Earbuds$20.99(save $19)

Best smart home deal
Govee LED Smart Light Bulbs (2 Pack)$17.99(save $8)
Best Apple deal
Apple AirTag (2nd Gen)$24(save $5)

Best Amazon device deal
Amazon Fire TV Alexa Voice Remote Pro (newest model)$19.99(save $15)

Best kitchen deal
Mr. Coffee Mini Brew Programmable (5-cup)$24.99(save $23)

In case you haven’tnoticed, it’s gotten expensive to simply exist. Between astronomical gas prices (it was literally $4.20 a gallon the other day, and I’m in the South!), groceries, and, of course, rent, finding anydeal is a win in my book — which is exactly why we’re already tracking down the best early Prime Day deals for under $25.
October Prime Day, officially known as Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, doesn’t officially start until Tuesday, Oct. 6, but a lot of the best under-$25 steals we saw during June’s Prime Day are live again right now.
So if you’re sticking to a budget, you might want to get these to your cart ASAP before they sell out. And be sure to check back, as we’ll be updating and adding new $25-and-under finds as more discounts drop.
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Best deal under $25
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Mr. Coffee Mini Brew Programmable (5-cup)
$24.99at Amazon
$47.99Save $23.00
Why we like it
Humanity did something special when it created the programmable coffee maker. This mini Mr. Coffee version is perfect for a one to two-person household, with the compact design taking up minimal counter space. In addition to the programmable brew time, this maker also comes with an auto pause feature so you can grab a cup mid-brew, and an auto-off feature, which turns off the maker after two hours. At $24.99, it’s nearly half off its list price of $47.99. It’s basic, but it gets the job done — and isn’t that exactly what you want out of your coffee experience?
More deals under $25
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$20.99at Amazon
$39.99Save $19.00
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LifeStraw Personal Water Filter
$14.99at Amazon
$17.95Save $2.96
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Apple AirTag (2nd gen)
$24at Amazon
$29Save $5
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INIU 10000mAh 45W Power Bank
$21.59at Amazon
$23.99Save $2.40
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Amazon Fire TV Alexa Voice Remote Pro
$19.99at Amazon
$39.99Save $20.00
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Lego Botanicals Mini Orchid
$23.99at Amazon
$29.99Save $6
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JLab Go Air Pop+ Earbuds
$24.99at Amazon
$26.99Save $2
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Skullcandy Dime 3 Earbuds
$24.99at Amazon
$34.99Save $10.00
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Govee LED Smart Light Bulbs (2-pack)
$17.99at Amazon
$25.99Save $8
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Rubbermaid Brilliance BPA-Free Food Storage Containers (3 set)
$19.93at Amazon
$31.65Save $11.72
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