Prime Day Ends, But These Top Deals Are Still Available — Up to 66% Off

Find the best Prime Day deals still live from Apple, Kindle, Yeti and more. Save up to 66% on top products.

October 8, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — City, Country — The October Prime Day event has concluded, but several exclusive offers remain active for Amazon Prime members. Some of these deals are still available at their original Big Deals Day prices, while others have slightly increased, making them a great opportunity for shoppers looking to save before Black Friday.

The selection includes must-have items from leading brands such as Apple, Kindle, Yeti, and KitchenAid. These deals are expected to vanish at any time, so it’s wise to act quickly if you’re interested in any of the featured products.

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Among the standout picks is the Dawn Powerwash Spray, known for its powerful cleaning ability without the need for water. Tide Pods offer a multi-functional laundry solution, while Colgate’s whitening toothpaste delivers effective stain removal and cavity protection. The Apple AirPods Pro 3 provide exceptional sound quality and noise cancellation, and the Kindle Paperwhite boasts an impressive battery life that lasts up to 12 weeks. Other highlights include Yeti’s heat-resistant oven mitts, Hoto’s electric screwdriver, and Shark DePuffi’s facial massage device, all available at discounted rates.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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