Prime Day 2024 is officially coming. We knew it would land sometime in July, but this week, the brand confirmed the sale will run July 16 and 17. Now that we all have it marked on our calendars, we're officially on the hunt for early deals. We know the bulk of discounts won't arrive until Prime Day starts, but that doesn't mean some hidden gems won't show up on TVs, laptops, and more.
We're tracking tablet deals. With the launch of new iPads from Apple just this year, we're staying laser focused on markdowns on the latest tech. Plus, we expect to see prices slashed on older generations of still good tech.
At the moment, the savings aren't huge, especially on iPads. However, because the latest iPad Air and iPad Pro are so new, we are still seeing them at their lowest prices ever. They've been at these prices since early June, so we're holding out to see even bigger savings come Prime Day.
We'll be updating our list of tablets on sale at Amazon throughout the weeks leading up to Prime Day and will keep you posted when Amazon makes the big switch to official early Prime Day deals. For now, deals with a strikeout were either sold out or no longer available at their best sale price when we last checked. Anything marked with a 🔥 has dropped to an all-time low price.
Among our ranking of tablets, the Samsung Galaxy S9 is the best Android option, and ahead of Prime Day, it's down to its lowest price ever of $649.99, saving you $150 for 19% off. It rivals iPads, the perfect antidote for those who want the perks of an advanced tablet but don't want to jump into the iOS ecosystem.
It has an 11-inch display, vibrant graphics, and an included S pen, so you can draw and take notes. It's loaded with the powerful processing speeds of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip. Plus, it's ready for your summer adventure with it's IP68 rating, making it one of the few water- and dust-resistant tablets. Take that, Apple.
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