From Alexa+ to Copilot and Circle to Search, Prime Day’s AI deals bring smarter features to more everyday devices.
With Amazon Prime Day underway, Amazon is discounting tech that uses AI for voice controls, streaming search, work help, health insights, and quick lookups. I picked deals that could make your next upgrade feel a little more helpful.
- Amazon Echo Dot: Best Alexa+ speaker deal
- Amazon Ember 4-Series with Fire TV: Best AI TV deal
- Apple iPad Pro: Best AI tablet deal
- Fitbit Sense 2: Best health insights deal
- HP EliteBook: Best Copilot laptop deal
- Samsung Galaxy A17 5G: Best budget AI phone deal
Note: Pricing and product availability information is accurate at the time of publication.
Best Alexa+ speaker deal: Amazon Echo Dot
Amazon Echo Dot is a simple upgrade for a bedroom, office, or shared space, especially if you want Alexa+ in a compact speaker without adding another screen. It can play music, set timers, answer quick questions, and control compatible smart home devices.
Built-in motion and temperature sensors give it more range around the house. You can set routines that turn on lights when someone enters a room or start a fan when the room gets too warm.
Price: $34.99 (was $49.99, save $15)
Best AI TV deal: Amazon Ember 4-Series with Fire TV
For the biggest screen in the room, Amazon Ember 4-Series with Fire TV brings Alexa+ into the streaming experience. You can use more natural voice commands to find shows, manage smart home devices, or ask questions without digging through menus.
The 55-inch TV also has 4K Ultra HD, HDR10+, Dolby Audio, Wi-Fi 6, and built-in sensors that can wake the display when you walk into the room. It is a practical pick if you want a smarter streaming setup without buying a separate device.
Price: $279.95 (was $459.99, save $180.04)
Best AI tablet deal: Apple iPad Pro
Apple iPad Pro is for anyone who wants a tablet that can handle creative work, note-taking, editing, streaming, and multitasking without feeling cramped. The M5 chip includes Neural Accelerators for AI, and Apple Intelligence adds writing, communication, and creative tools directly in iPadOS.
The 13-inch Ultra Retina XDR display gives photos, videos, documents, and design projects more room to breathe. Pair it with an Apple Pencil or Magic Keyboard, and it can cover a lot of the jobs people usually save for a laptop.
Price: $1,199.99 (was $1,299, save $99.01)
Best health insights deal: Fitbit Sense 2
Fitbit Sense 2 is useful if you want health data that is easier to understand at a glance. It tracks stress, sleep, heart rate, workouts, and daily activity, then turns some of that information into scores and dashboards.
The included Google Health Premium membership adds personalized coaching and advanced analytics. Alexa is also built in, so you can use voice controls from your wrist.
Price: $199.94 (was $249.95, save $50.01)
Best Copilot laptop deal: HP EliteBook
For workdays filled with tabs, video calls, documents, and follow-ups, the HP EliteBook gives you more room to move without constantly closing things to keep the laptop running smoothly. Copilot support adds AI help inside Windows, so you can use it for tasks like drafting, summarizing, and finding settings faster.
Windows 11 Pro, fingerprint sign-in, and hardware-level security help make the EliteBook better suited for work files and shared office environments than a basic home laptop.
Price: $1,299.99 (was $1,999.99, save $700)
Best budget AI phone deal: Samsung Galaxy A17 5G
Samsung Galaxy A17 5G brings AI features to a lower-cost phone. Circle to Search with Google lets you circle something on screen to learn more about it, which can help with shopping, product research, travel planning, or quick lookups.
Samsung also says the phone can help with multi-step AI tasks, such as finding ideas, adding them to your calendar, and texting details without jumping between apps. For the price, it is a solid way to get AI capabilities without paying flagship money.
Price: $164.99 (was $199.99, save $35)
Tim Cook says Apple price increases are becoming harder to avoid as AI data centers strain the memory chip market.