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Amazon’s biannual October Prime Day sale is a great time to buy tech devices like tablets at major discounts. Whether from Apple, Samsung, or Amazon More

Prime Big Deal Days is Amazon’s biggest sale event of the year, and it’s almost here, from October 7th to the 8th. Some of the best laptop discounts are live right now, though, including several of the best devices we tested this year, like the MacBook Air M4 More

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October Prime Day starts on Tuesday, but there’s no need to wait to scoop up some of the cheapest yet most functional buys. I’m talking no-fuss, under $25 gadgets that make your life easier and won’t leave you with buyer’s remorse. Also: The best October Prime Day deals I test nifty gear and accessories 24/7/365, and as ZDNET’s deals and shopping editor, I know my way around a sale page. I’m a voracious deal hunter, but some of my best advice for maximizing savings is to shop strategically, purchasing everyday items or essentials that won’t break the bank. It satisfies the shopping itch and is a great way to make the sales work for your cash, not vice versa. So go ahead, make an impulse purchase — you won’t have to return any of these gizmos. Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source More

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