Thousands of readers bought these 15+ tech deals on Amazon Prime Day – most are still live

• Current price: $224 (39% off)
• Original price: $370

As a tablet, the TCL Nxtpaper 11 Plus rivals those at three times its price, according to ZDNET reviewer Maria Diaz. Its 11.5-inch display features TCL’s Nxtpaper technology, a matte display that can switch from full color to an E Ink-like screen with a shortcut. This means you can go from using your tablet to stream or play, like you would any other, to using it as an e-reader with a black-and-white or color paper look. Diaz says this tablet has replaced her iPad and Kindle.

Review: TCL Nxtpaper 11 Plus

Our pick for the best Garmin watch you can buy, the Fenix 8 Pro is the latest flagship model that connects seamlessly to Android and iOS smartphones, in addition to golf club sensors, bike sensors, and more. Just about every sport is covered with an updated smartphone experience, so you can customize the watch settings on your phone and sync them over to the watch. 

The smartwatch features a vibrant AMOLED display for ultra-readability, and an LED flashlight, which reviewer Matt Miller says “makes the Fenix 8 Pro an essential tool in my collection.” This Prime Day price is the lowest the watch has ever been.

Review: Garmin Fenix 8 Pro

This Alexa speaker doubles as an alarm clock, making it the perfect addition for any bedroom. Add Alexa and amp up your listening experience for under $50. 

Mashable Tech Editor Timothy Werth says trading cards are always a hot commodity among Mashable readers, and that it’s especially true when a popular box goes on sale. Ahead of its release, this booster box is already 29% off for collectors.

Despite the DJI drone ban and the company’s problems with the FCC, Mashable editors say you can still find DJI products on sale via third-party sellers at Amazon. While Mashable don’t typically recommend third-party storefronts, the brand makes an exception for DJI drones, which have no true competitors. Readers don’t seem to mind. 

Mashable Tech Editor Timothy Werth says Mashable readers still love collecting Pokémon cards, and that this booster box is currently the best-selling trading card product on all of Amazon. Plus, Pokémon is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and the franchise is currently at the height of its considerable powers, making it a great time for readers to buy. 

Prime Day is the best time to grab practical purchases, like this 12-outlet surge protector from Belkin. Lifehacker readers can’t get enough of this buy. 

Keep your favorite summer essentials powered up all season long with a smart discount on a tried-and-true household essential. Readers are buying it for a reason. 

Don’t want a MagSafe charger? Anker’s tiny Nano USB-C charger is still the most compact way to take power on the go. It simply plugs into your phone and is available in either USB-C or Lightning configurations. Readers across our brands consistently purchase this charger, but Lifehacker readers are loving it the most right now. 

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At 246 grams, this miniature drone doesn’t require FAA registration before taking to the skies. Despite its light weight, it has a serious built-in 4K camera. Plus, this is the lowest price PCMag editors have seen this year.

Popular Science’s Executive Gear Editor Stanley Horaczek says PCMag readers “clearly crave Bose’s industry-leading noise canceling.” Horaczek says these headphones typically hover around $329, so a $269 price is a sizable discount. 

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It’s not as fun as a drone or headphones, but neither of them work without power. This burly solar generator comes with a pair of fast-charging solar panels so it’s fully off-grid capable. At $1,274, it’s an investment, but it can also be a literal life saver.