Amazon Prime Day is four days in 2025, and we're kicking off day three. The Prime Day deals started dropping last month and will end on Friday, July 11. We're working in shifts, covering 20 hours a day through the end, and are dangerously caffeinated—all to help you nab the best Prime Day deals with up-to-date recommendations.
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If you’re coming to Prime Day looking for something dirt-cheap, I’ve got one for you. Yes, this device is a Chromebook, but as a “Chromebook Plus” model, it’s a big step up from the reputation these laptops have when kids are introduced to them in schools. The Acer Chromebook Plus 515 comes with a 1080p display, a spacious 15.6-inch display, and an Intel Core i3 processor. The screen isn’t a touchscreen, but there's good port selection and decent speakers. For the price, it’s a really strong machine if your needs aren't high. —Julian Chokkattu
Don’t write off a laptop as overpriced just because it’s more than $1,000. This configuration comes with 1 TB of storage, four times as much as the starting MacBook Air (or twice as much when price-matched). Even though this display isn’t as colorful or as bright, and the chassis isn’t as thin, the Dell Plus 14 (6/10 WIRED Reviewed) is a cheaper alternative that comes with more ports at a better price. —Luke Larsen
Finally, we’re getting some new ultra-affordable Chromebooks. This new generation of Chromebooks look and feel more like modern laptops, and the Asus Chromebook CX15 is a great example of that. Its bezels aren’t overly large, and the keyboard feels great to type on. Not perfect, of course, but at $50 off the already low price, it’s one of the very best laptops you can buy at this price. —Luke Larsen
With the Surface Pro 11th Edition (6/10, WIRED Review), Microsoft’s long-standing 2-in-1 laptop is finally living up to its potential. Unlike previous models, it had great performance and battery life to match its excellent design and build quality. A true iPad Pro alternative for Windows users. With the latest Surface Pro keyboard, you can now even work while disconnected from the device, making it the ultimate travel companion. Prime Day brings the price 35% off, comfortably below $1,000. —Luke Larsen
The Microsoft Surface Laptop 7th Edition (7/10, WIRED Recommends) came out last year, but it remains the perfect antidote to the MacBook Air. Now at $500 off, it matches the RAM and storage at the same price as the MacBook Air, but here, you get a laptop with a larger screen and a faster refresh rate. There’s also a more affordable configuration that gets the price down to $900, while still coming with 512 GB of storage. —Luke Larsen
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