The best Amazon Big Spring Sale tech deals: Huge discounts from Apple, Beats, Sony and more — up to 50% off

AirTags go on sale from time to time, but this four-pack has never been this cheap, while a single AirTag typically sells for $29. That said, this multipack drops the cost to $15 per tracker! Buying in bulk really does save money, and not just when it comes to toilet paper.

Yes, Apple just introduced a second-generation version of the AirTag — but we tried it out, and it's not exactly a revolutionary upgrade. That makes snagging the older model at a deep discount even more enticing.

Never fight with your family members over power outlets again. This electrifying outlet plug-in boasts five AC outlets and four USB ports, enough for everyone to charge their devices at once. Oh, and it's so much sleeker than having a power strip on your floor (and there's no way you'll trip over it). 

This price is within a dollar of its all-time low. 

If you don't like that feeling of having something wedged in your ear and don't need active noise cancellation, these buds are the way to go. How are they different from the previous generation? The shorter stem gives them a cleaner look, and the new quick-press controls mean no more fumbling to pause your tunes or take a call. Plus, they fit better and stay put, so you won't have to keep adjusting them while you're at the gym or running to catch the train. Plus, they're currently at their lowest price in months.

"I decided to upgrade from my AirPods 2 and I'm impressed!" a happy listener wrote. "Sound quality is great! Wow! They don't feel like they're going to fall out of my ears and [are] very comfortable."

If you're looking for the best tech item for $25, you've found it. For about the price of a movie ticket and a popcorn, the Fire TV Stick 4K Plus offers quick and easy access to more content than you'll ever be able to watch in a lifetime. We're talking 1.5 million shows and movies at your fingertips. And right now, you can snag it for 50% off.

Don't have a 4K TV? The HD version is also on sale. 

Want your headphones to have better active noise cancellation? The new Pro 3s remove twice as much noise as the AirPods Pro 2, and they add live language translation and a heart rate monitor. Plus, our Senior Tech Writer loves them. Check out his AirPods Pro 3 review.

If you've ever been in a car with one charger and two dying phones, read on. While on a recent road trip, my wife and I realized that while we had two USB ports, we only brought one charging cable, and both of our phones were dying. She won. The first thing I did when I got home? Bought two more cables.

You don't need to worry about that with this charger, because it has two cables — a USB-C and a Lightning cable — built right in, perfect for our iPhone 14 and iPhone 16. Have two newer phones? You'll have to supply a cable of your own and use either the USB-C or USB-A ports.

This iPad is powerful enough to replace your laptop for most tasks but slips into your bag with room to spare. With a spacious 11-inch Liquid Retina display, you're swiping and scrolling in vibrant color and sharpness that makes any screen that came before it feel like an old tube TV. It's also our pick for the overall best iPad for most users.

Why? Well, this iPad is ready to keep up with whatever you throw its way. If you've got a habit of toggling among a dozen apps, streaming videos and replying to messages simultaneously, you're in for a treat. And if you're into gaming, the graphics capabilities mean you can play even demanding games without dropping a frame.

Right now it's sitting at its lowest price since last year.

Unlike previous versions of the iconic buds, these AirPods feature active noise cancellation to block out nearly all ambient sound and background chatter. It's a remarkable sensation. The first time I put them in my ears and turned on ANC, I was amazed at how well it worked. 

AirPods Pro 3 also feature ANC, utilizing silicone tips to form a seal in your ears, which not everyone likes. If you don't want that feeling of having something wedged in your ear but still want ANC, this is the way to go.

This souped-up smartwatch has a titanium case, a larger face than standard Apple Watches and functions as a fitness tracker, GPS and more. The best upgrade for me is battery life. You'll get up to 36 hours, 72 if you're in low battery mode.

"Not only is this thing a beast with battery life, [but] I am finding more features that I didn't even know it had," a shopper marveled.

This is $50 cheaper than the Ultra 2 has ever been, under $500.

Are traditional iPads a bit too cumbersome for your daily routine? The smaller, more approachable iPad mini may be right up your alley. At only 8.3 inches, it's compact enough to hold with just one hand.

"A powerhouse in a compact form, designed for busy professionals and families who need both portability and performance," wrote one erudite enthusiast. "Whether you're managing work tasks, staying connected with loved ones or entertaining the kids, this tablet handles it all effortlessly."

When it comes to deals, 25% off an Apple product is almost unheard of. This sleek wearable has never been cheaper. Not on Black Friday. Not during Prime Day. Never.

The Series 11 boasts upgrades like 24-hour battery life and updated sleep score features, especially if you're using a watch older than a Series 10. Of course, it keeps all the good stuff from prior Apple Watches, like integrated exercise modes and heart-rate monitoring.

Technically, this is the lowest price the Air has ever been — and that's because it was just unveiled last week. And the base model is already $40 off. Other models, like the 13-inch 1TB, are up to $80 off. Not bad for a brand-new Apple product.

It's equipped with Apple's powerful M4 chip and 12GB RAM (up from 8GB). The newest iPad Air offers all-day battery life, a stunning 12-megapixel camera, and a Liquid Retina display that makes movies and TV shows pop.

The 2025-released SE has everything you need, from trackers for your heart rate and steps to crash detection, and nothing you don't. So if you've been waiting for an Apple Watch to go on sale, this deal is for you. 

Tired of dealing with a streaming stick that is constantly full and bogged down by apps? This is the most powerful Fire TV stick out there, and with 16GB, it can handle pretty much everything you throw at it. And at over 40% off, who knew this much power could be so affordable? 

While we're loving all the deals in our roundup, this 55-inch 4K TV is a standout. This is an insane price on a model that delivers everything you need: a manageable size, top-tier picture quality and all the apps, shows and movies that the Fire TV platform brings to the table.

At under $600, this Hisense TV is a great all-around pick if you need a large TV at a low price. Powered by a QLED panel, it has colors that pop, making everything from sports to dramas and video games look great. It also features Mini LEDs, which are bright, great for sports and daytime viewing and in this case, much cheaper than OLED.

If you need smart TV features, this set is powered by Amazon's Fire TV OS, which comes with all the entertainment apps you might need. Alexa is just a button press away, allowing you to use voice controls for both the TV and any smart home gadgets you might have connected.

Want big but not too big? This 65-inch screen is the Goldilocks of The Frame lineup. It delivers an impressive 4K experience suited for larger living rooms or entertainment spaces — and at its lowest price ever, it's among the best deals for anyone who doesn't want to go big with the 85-inch.

Says Yahoo Senior Tech Writer Rick Broida, "The Hisense CanvasTV is an affordable alternative to Samsung's popular Frame series, which turns the screen into a museum piece — a showcase for great works of art — when it's not showing new episodes of Slow Horses. This 65-inch Hisense model includes a wood frame (Samsung charges extra) and an art library of over 1,000 works, no subscription required.

"I could tell you more, but I have a complete Hisense CanvasTV review that shares all the details you'll need."

This past winter, I awoke to a house that was 10° colder than I had set it and a notification on my phone that my furnace was on the fritz. I was able to troubleshoot the problem and get a technician out, all within a 12-hour window, before our home's inside temp dipped below 55°F.

These devices learn schedules, optimize heating and cooling throughout your house and reduce energy bills automatically. They can be controlled through apps, which is nice if you don't want to get out of bed in the middle of winter to turn up the heat. You can also place nodes throughout the house for a more accurate reading of overall temperature, not just the temperature at the thermostat.

"This three-node bundle is nearly identical to the Eero system I installed years ago," says Broida, "and the reason I love it is that you set it and forget it. Or, at least, that's been my experience; my home is blanketed in strong Wi-Fi signals, to the point where I rarely even open the Eero app. There's just no need.

"While the wireless standard on this kit isn't the latest and greatest Wi-Fi 7 version, its Wi-Fi 6 speeds will be plenty fast for most real-world applications, including 4K video streaming. It's a bit pricey, but it offers double the bandwidth of the Eero 6 (non-plus) system."

I've been on a quest lately to replace my phone at my bedside. It isn't good for my sleep, the hour+ of doomscrolling I end up doing every night, but I still need a good alarm clock and a way to check the weather quickly before getting ready for the day. Hello, Echo Spot. 

If you're like me and want to get your phone off the nightstand — a totally reasonable, attainable goal — it does the job well. Voice-controlled alarms, Alexa for quick questions ("What's the weather going to be today?"), Spotify and a clock face that dims at night. You can even ask Alexa to play white noise. Worth grabbing at this sale price for sure.

I've been piecemealing a home security system together since I bought my house six years ago and now I am dealing with the headaches of aging cameras, multiple apps, battery vs hardwired. Take it from me: buy once, cry once and be done. In fact, with this deal you won't even have to cry at all, because you get three cameras plus a video doorbell, all for just a hair over $100 — that's almost 60% off.

I recently flew to the Canadian Rockies with my pair of Soundcore Q20s, which I scored for just $30 on sale, and unfortunately, the active noise cancellation wasn't stellar (but what do you expect for that price?). If you're looking for a budget pair from Soundcore to cancel out the sound of a droning jet engine, you'll have to spend just a bit more, but still much less than you would for the big-name brands above.

Here's what Broida had to say about them: "If you're wondering whether $100 headphones can possibly rival ones costing three or four times as much, get ready for a surprise: It can. Soundcore's Space One offers sweet sound and robust ANC. On those merits alone, I'd have no qualms about recommending it."

Right now, they're much cheaper than $100. In fact, they haven't been at a lower price than this all year.

Beats Studio Buds are great if you want a basic set of noise-cancelling earbuds with some neat tricks. The earbuds support spatial audio, making you feel like you're in the room where your music was recorded. They can also go for up to eight hours on a charge, with a total of 24 hours of battery life when combined with the case. 

For $90, these are a great deal for a significant discount off their usual $150 price tag.

Expect rich, balanced audio with clear highs and punchy bass that’ll make your playlists pop. These pair seamlessly with Apple devices, offer up to 40 hours of battery life and are as portable as they are comfortable, making them perfect for life on the go.

Want to own a pair of headphones that made it to Oprah's favorite things? And for $190 off to boot? The Beats Studio Pro headphones are some of the best cans you can get your hands on, sporting up to 40 hours of battery life and excellent noise cancellation. 

Sound quality is pretty great as well, with reviewers consistently praising it across different genres. They even have some audiophile cred thanks to the ability to listen to lossless audio via a USB-C connection.

These are Sony's crown jewel of noise-cancelling headphones and they've only been out for a handful of months. If you want the latest and greatest from a company that knows a thing or two about how to make headphones, these are it, and you might as well get a couple bucks off while you're at it.

Sure, earbuds might be all the rage these days, but if you prefer headphones, this wireless pair is just as convenient. Its noise-cancelling component can filter up to 90% of outside hubbub, and you'll get up to 40 hours of listening time (up to 60 when not in noise-cancellation mode). 

These cans dipped just $2 less during Black Friday, and aside from that? This is as low as I've ever seen them.

Spring break travel on the horizon? Keeping all of your cables organized can be a herculean task unless you snag one of these pouches. There's room for every cable under the sun, plus card readers, chargers, power banks, you name it.

If you're anything like me, you probably already have a few dozen chargers junking up your drawers and cabinets. What makes this one any different? The big upgrade here is the built-in smart display, which shows real-time charging info like power output, temperature and charging status.

While the screen is undoubtedly cool, the most important feature for me is that the charger can recognize what device you've plugged in and automatically adjust its output to protect the long-term health of the battery, which should matter quite a bit if you're charging everything from an iPhone and AirPods to a smartwatch or MacBook Air, often all in the same day. Not bad for under $30.

This power station is an absolute steal right now at over 40% off. With a massive 1070 Wh capacity and multiple ports, it’s great for powering everything from your camping gear to essential appliances during a power outage. Lightweight and reliable, it’s an easy way to stay charged and prepared without breaking the bank.

If you're tired of searching for your devices' charging adapters, this one covers all the bases.

"I've found that Anker consistently makes great products, including chargers, power packs, and other things," wrote this devotee. "I use this charger daily to charge or power-up multiple devices. iPad? No problem. Steam Deck? No problem. Heck, I even charge a cat toy with this thing! A great feature of this particular charger is that it 'intelligently' provides power to each of its three ports based on what's plugged-in."

Long trips can be stressful. Making sure you make your connections, that all of your luggage is with you, going through customs ... all of that can be aggravated by a low phone battery, especially if your phone is also your ticket. That's why I never travel without a power bank. If my phone is getting low, I plug it in and it can go for days. With a 10,000-mAh capacity (that's a lot), this is one powerful charger — and it's less than an inch thick.

This is a useful accessory if you work on the go. You can always plug into your laptop to double your productivity, and even connect your phone to it. Nintendo Switch? No problem. Whatever you need a second screen for, it can help. It reaches 300 nits brightness — i.e., plenty bright enough for most uses, but it might struggle a little if you use it in direct sunlight.

The modern 16:9 aspect ratio means this monitor is compatible with almost all outputs, and the 1080p resolution (combined with the 16.7 million display colors) makes it good enough for professional work. It connects to other devices via a USB-C cable, and the monitor even has dual-integrated stereo speakers.

I love the feel of paperbacks, but I don't love the space they take up in my carry-on or the weight they add to my already heavy (I'm not a light packer) personal item. This Kindle will easily disappear into your luggage until you want to use it, and the battery will easily last a whole weeklong (or two) vacation.

I love my iPad as much as the next person (if I'm honest, probably a bit more), but if you're not an Apple person or don't have an Apple budget, $180 for this 11-inch tablet from Lenovo is a great option. It not only has 2560 x 1600 display (that's better than the iPad's 2360 x 1640 retina display) and it comes with accessories that you have to pay for separately if you go the iPad route, like the Tab Pen and a folio case.

Like to jot down notes while you read? The Scribe is the Kindle for you. Says Broida, "If you're already invested in a Kindle library of e-books and want the largest available screen, there's no question it's a great — if expensive — choice. The pen makes for much easier highlighting/annotating than your finger (which is what's required on other Kindles), and you can use it to add inline handwritten notes as well.

"As a digital notepad, the Scribe succeeds by keeping things simple. The stylus feels great in your hand and when applied to the screen. The AI tools are a nice new addition; I can see myself using them fairly often."

At full price, the iPad seems like a better buy, but right now you can't beat the $250 price tag.

Don't want to spend hundreds on a smartwatch? You don't have to. Simple, clear and easy to read, the Popglory has a Find My feature and 10-plus hours of battery life while in active use, or 30 hours on standby, all for just $21

The Cupertino Company gets all of the buzz, it seems, but most of the world still runs on Android. For you Google fans out there, I have some good news: The Pixel Watch 4, which just came out late last year and has features like a 30-hour battery, all sorts of fitness, health and sleep tracking, and a 10% larger and 50% brighter screen than the previous version, is down to the lowest price I've ever seen. Take that, Apple.