Post-Event Pricing Persists After Prime Big Deal Days
Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days officially shuttered on October 7, 2026, but the digital storefronts of Amazon and Walmart remain crowded with lingering discounts. While the promotional window has closed, retailers are continuing to slash prices on technology, home goods, and apparel to clear warehouse inventory. A Prime membership continues to provide access to free shipping, Prime Video streaming, Prime Music, Amazon Luna gaming, and unlimited cloud photo storage.
Consumers can still secure significant markdowns, though the volatility of current pricing suggests these opportunities may be fleeting as stock levels fluctuate. Those without a Prime membership can still qualify for free shipping at Amazon on orders of $35 or more.
Tech and Gadget Markdowns Hold Steady
Select high-end electronics have defied the post-event price hike. According to Mashable, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) are still $80 off, while the 2024 Kindle is priced at $103.99—a 31% discount. The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo is also available for $834, marked down from $1,099, offering a $265 savings for creators seeking steadier footage and improved audio. For those seeking large-format displays, 65-inch smart TVs remain available for under $600.
Apple hardware is seeing similar post-event movement. While Amazon has adjusted prices on the MacBook Air and Pro, Walmart is currently undercutting competitors on the AirPods 4, selling the budget-friendly, non-noise-canceling model for $79. Meanwhile, USA Today notes that the Nanoleaf LED Face Mask is still marked down by 50%, holding steady at $124.99. This FDA-cleared device features 432 LEDs and seven treatment modes.
Kitchen Staples and Apparel Bargains
Home goods remain a primary target for late-stage shoppers. In apparel, Yahoo reports that the Hanes EcoSmart Hooded Sweatshirt has been slashed to $10, a 63% drop from its original $27 price point. The iRobot Roomba 415X Robot Vacuum & Mop Combo remains 50% off at $399. Other notable discounts include KitchenAid oven mitts, which are nearly 70% off, and the Tushy bidet, which is currently priced at $59.
The market for kitchen tools remains active, with deals on durable dry food storage containers, deep metal mixing bowls with lids, and wood cutting boards priced under $70. High-performance blenders and soda makers are also seeing sustained interest, alongside Keurig machines that allow users to select 8, 10, or 12-ounce brew sizes. Consumers can also find savings on brands including Skechers, Asics, Columbia, and Carhartt.
Prime Members Get Audible Subscription Promotion
For those prioritizing digital content, Amazon is maintaining a promotion for Prime members offering four months of Audible for $0.99, bundled with a $20 Audible credit.
Retailers Clear Inventory Following Sale Peak
Yahoo indicates that items like the Shark Cordless Pet Stick Vacuum and various apparel lines are being kept at promotional rates to capture bargain hunters who missed the initial event.
However, shoppers should exercise caution. While some items, such as the Google Pixel 11 Pro, have dropped below $1,000 for the first time, these are not always historic lows. Mashable reports that the $79 AirPods 4, for instance, previously hit $69 during a past Black Friday sale.
Additional Post-Event Savings
- The Santal & Vetiver fragrance is currently 20% off at Amazon.
- Bloom Sparkling Energy products are marked down by up to 25%.
- Penetrex products are seeing discounts of up to 25%.
- Made In cookware is available at up to 30% off for Prime members.
Worth a look