We’re Still in Our Prime, Covering Amazon’s Sale Live The third day of Amazon Prime Day is for the real heads, and so is our live blog. We’ll bring you deals, trends, and commentary until Amazon’s annual summer sale finally hangs up its cleats. Yes, it is still Prime Day. Believe it or not, Amazon’s annual summer sale, which began on Tuesday morning, is not even close to over. Tomorrow, the final day, will see a flurry of interest, as people make FOMO purchases or empty their cart after getting a Friday paycheck. Today is for the real heads. Day three of Amazon Prime Day is a day for people who love ball too much to step away from the game until they can’t continue. This is the day Julio Franco or Tom Brady would shop for a discounted air fryer if they were shopping for discounted air fryers. It’s for them that we live blog the day. If Bron still doin’ it , so will we. We’ll update our overview of the absolute best Amazon Prime Day deals three times today, adding and culling deals to keep our list around 100, and you should go there if you’re shopping for something specific. Here, on the other hand, you can expect us to continue to discuss Julio Franco, update you on our purchases of pretty pink rice cookers , and try to convince you to not to buy a Ring doorbell camera despite how cheap they are right now. Featured deals iPad 11-inch for $300 (14% off) GroWell LED hair regrowth hat for $452 ($98 off) Nothing Ear (a) Wireless Earbuds for $53 (33% off) Ugreen Power Bank 25,000mAh for $60 (45% off) Plugable USB-C Hub Multiport Adapter for $37 (25% off) Note Pro AI Voice Recorder for $109 (15% off) Samsung Frame Pro TV (65-inch) for $1,498 (29% off) Matthew Korfhage 8 minutes ago Line An Indoor Cam That Can Recognize Your Cat Photograph: Simon Hill Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Google Nest Cam Indoor (Wired, 3rd Gen) $100 $70 (30% off) Amazon $100 $70 (30% off) Walmart $100 $80 (20% off) Best Buy $100 $70 (30% off) The Home Depot Some of the benefit of an indoor cam is what it does tell you. Some is what it doesn’t tell you. The indoor Google Nest is by far the smartest indoor security camera on the market, and that’s because it offers actually accurate detection and alerts about the people, animals, or vehicles it spots in your home. You don’t need to be alarmed about an intruder when the actual situation is that Martha, your cat, has fallen asleep in front of the camera for the fifth time that day. The 2K resolution at 30 fps is decent, with both HDR and night vision. There’s also two-way audio, and enforced two-factor authentication. The catch, of course, is that you’ll need a Google Home Premium subscription at $10 per month or $100 a year, if you want to take full advantage of the familiar-face alerts and 30 days of event video history. This said, the subscription covers all your Nest devices. So if you’re already hooked in, you’re already hooked in. Anyway, the cam is 30 percent off for Prime Day. Molly Higgins 22 minutes ago Line This Is the Most Valuable Tech in my Home Photograph: Adrienne So Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Ecovacs Deebot X11 Omnicyclone $1,100 $699 (36% off) Amazon $1,099 $736 (33% off) Best Buy $1,100 $736 (33% off) Ecovacs Although they can be pricey, I cannot imagine my life (or house) without a robovac -mop combo. I live with two roommates and two cats in a small apartment, and my floor gets gross fast. A combo robovac-mop is basically a tiny robot butler that intelligently vacuums carpets and mops hardwood floors to give you an effortlessly clean home. The four-figure MSRP can be a little steep, but that’s why you wait until Prime Day when it’s $400 off regular price. I promise you, you’ll be thankful you grabbed one when you never have to hand-clean your floors again. Matthew Korfhage 37 minutes ago Line These Desktop Speakers Offer What I Need, But Not More Than What I Need Photograph: Simon Hill Save to wishlist Save to wishlist Edifier M60 $200 $150 (25% off) Amazon $200 $150 (25% off) Be
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