LIVE From Amazon Prime Day 2: The Best Deals From the October Prime Early Access Sale | PCMag

2022-10-11 03:37:31 By : Mr. Zoncen DG

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Did you think Amazon was done with shopping events for the year? Not a chance.

The e-commerce giant is holding a Prime Early Access Sale on Oct. 11-12, but the deals are already rolling in on top-rated devices in every category we test. Need new headphones, a smart display, or laptop? Maybe you want a home security camera or a robot vacuum. Prime Day 2.0 is sure to provide. We have a running list of all the top deals, which will be updated frequently over the next few days. But read on for some spotlight deals on devices recommended by PCMag editors.

Sony's true wireless WF-1000XM4 earphones pair excellent audio performance with class-leading active noise cancellation. They were the first pair of true wireless earphones we've tested to edge out the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds in most scenarios, making them the best noise-cancelling pair you can buy, and a PCMag Editors' Choice winner. Ahead of Prime Day, they're $32 off.

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