Amazon deal of the day: Get Soundcore's new P40i noise-cancelling earbuds at their lowest price to date
It's officially summer and we're kicking things off with an assortment of deals from Amazon. If you can't wait for Prime Day next month to do some shopping, we've handpicked a few of the best deals we could find at the mega retailer on June 20.
Here are our top picks for the best Amazon deals of the day. Be sure to check back at our picks from June 18 and June 19 as well, since many of those are still live.
Our top pick
Just released earlier this year, the Soundcore P40i are a solid budget option for noise-cancelling earbuds. Regularly only $69.99, Amazon (and Soundcore's own website) have them on sale for just $49.99 as of June 20. That's their biggest discount to date. The P40is feature adaptive ANC, 11mm composite drivers enhanced with BassUp technology, six mics for clear calls, and a battery life that lasts 12 hours on a single charge and 60 hours with the help of the charging case. The noise-cancellation may not be the best in the business, but for $50, it's hard to even complain.
A top pick among esports teams and pro gamers, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight is, as the name suggests, light as a feather. Its Hero sensor offers precise, quick, and consistent control, while its PTFE feet ensure fluid motion and smooth gliding. The wireless design gives you up to 70 hours of play time, which isn't the highest amount on the market, but is still plenty impressive. Our friends at PCMag (which is owned by Mashable's publisher, Ziff Davis) reviewed it and found it to be an "excellent" esports mouse. However, they found the price point too hefty at $159.99. Fortunately, as of June 20, Amazon has dropped the price down to just $99.99, making it a bit easier to swallow.
If you're looking for a way to edit and print photos from your phone or social media accounts, the HP Sprocket Studio Plus pumps out high-quality 4-by-6-inch photos. It's a dye sub printer, which means the output is much better than Zink photo printers offer, but not quite in the league of a high-end inkjet printer. The downsides, according to PCMag's review, are that it's a bit on the slow side and a bit on the expensive side. The upside is that its on sale for $20 off at Amazon.
If you're looking for a basic tablet for media consumption that won't break the bank, the Fire HD 8 tablet won't let you down. And if you're really trying to save some cash, you can pick up a certified refurbished one and save $50 off the usual $100 price tag. The Fire HD 8 lasts for up to 13 hours at a time (an extra hour compared to the previous version), offers USB-C charging support, and features a strengthened aluminosilicate glass display and hexa-core processor (which is 30% faster than the previous model). As PCMag noted in its review of the tablet, "It won't wow you, but it doesn't need to." This certified refurbished option went through a full diagnostic test and thorough cleaning and inspection by Amazon. In other words, it's certified to work as if it was brand new.
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