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These 15 Prime Day warehouse deals are some of Amazon’s deepest discounts of 2024
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Amazon Warehouse deals — or Amazon Resale deals — are some of the best you can get on Prime Day. We’re talking computers and tablets, kitchen, home improvement, pet supplies, Amazon devices, digital cameras, video games, automotive, furniture, televisions and more. You’ll discover literally thousands of deeply discounted products that are sold as used, pre-owned or open-box.
Pro Tip: Amazon Renewed products come with a 90-day to one-year Renewed Guarantee. Before purchasing any “Amazon Resale” or “Amazon Renewed” product, make sure you understand why the product is being discounted. These resale products typically do not come with a manufacturer’s warranty, but are backed by Amazon’s 30-day return policy.
We’re tracking down all the best Prime Day discounts, including the best lightning deals and rival sales during Prime Day 2024. Whether you’re trying to find the best Prime Day deals on tech, Prime Day sales on beauty and fashion finds or Prime Day deals on health and fitness equipment, our team of expert deal hunters has you covered.
Best Amazon Resale and Renewed deals during Prime Day 2024
Here’s a small sampling of the deals you can find right now in the Amazon Resale or Amazon Renewed section.
Pro Tip: Don’t wait to take advantage of the offer. Inventory on these products is extremely limited and the selection changes constantly.
Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer (Renewed): $188 (save 20%)
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Choose from 11 cooking functions, including upper convection which uses up to 30% less cooking time and delivers crispy air fried foods. This air fryer offers a larger interior capacity, with enough room inside to fit six slices of bread.
Take the guilt out of french fries and fried chicken, but keep the delicious taste by using air fryer technology, which is healthier than frying in oil.
This 4.2 star-rated air fryer is on sale for $188, that’s a savings of 20%. It’s a limited time deal, which means it will sell out at this price.
Xbox Series X console (Renewed): $370 (save 18%)
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Prime members can take advantage of big savings on a renewed Xbox Series X console, the fastest Xbox console to date. Included in the box are: Xbox Series X console, one Xbox Wireless Controller, an ultra-high-speed HDMI cable, power cable and 2 AA batteries.
The Xbox Series X maximizes every minute of gaming time with the Quick Resume feature, which allows you to switch between games and pick up right where you left off. It also features lightning-fast load times and gameplay up to 120FPS.
This Xbox Series X console earns 4.1 stars on Amazon and is on sale for Prime Day for $370, a savings of $80. You’ll need a Prime membership to take advantage of this terrific gaming deal.
Vitamix Explorian blender (Renewed Premium): $270 (29% off)
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Amazon sells more than 1,000 of these blenders every month. It has earned a 4.6-star (out of 5) rating, based on more than 8,000 reviews.
The Vitamix Explorian is a professional-grade, 64-ounce, adjustable-speed blender that’s been appraised as being in Renewed Premium condition.
While in stock, you can purchase this popular blender for $110 off its usual price, which is 29% off. This means you’ll pay just $270. And it’s worth it; we have this modern and swear by it.
Amazon Echo Show 15 (certified refurbished): $216 (15% off)
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The Amazon Echo Show 15 is a seriously smart speaker with tons of functions, all built around a 15-inch display. It supports the Amazon Alexa digital assistant and does everything that a smart speaker can do, but this device can also display information or stream video on its full-color screen.
The Echo Show 15 is designed to be hung on a wall and serve as a family information sharing hub. This certified refurbished model is currently 15% off, which brings its price down to $216.
Check out some of our other favorite Amazon Alexa deals from Amazon’s Prime Day sale. And to learn more about this device and the other Amazon Alexa-compatible smart devices available, see our coverage of the five best Amazon Alexa smart home devices for 2024.
Dyson Cyclone V10 cordless stick vacuum (Renewed): $408 (save 23%)
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This Dyson Cyclone V10 cordless stick vacuum makes cleaning the floors in your home a breeze. It’s lightweight and cordless, so it’s easy to move around in your home as needed. Plus, it offers 55% more suction power than the older Dyson V7 model.
The V10 offers three cleaning modes and has a rechargeable battery that provides up to 60 minutes of run time. The vacuum is designed to trap 99.99% of particles, as small as 0.3 microns. It comes with four tools for versatile whole-home and car cleaning. And this model even converts to a handheld for cleaning cars, stairs and upholstery.
This renewed version of the Dyson Cyclone V10 is currently on sale for 23% off, which brings its price down to a more affordable $408.
Arlo Essential wired video doorbell (renewed): $45 (36% off)
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If you’ve been thinking about installing a video doorbell to the front door of your home for added security and convenience, right now, you can purchase a renewed version of the Also Essential wired video doorbell for 36% off, so you’ll pay just $45.
The video doorbell’s camera offers a 180-degree field of view. You also get night vision, two-way audio communication and direct connectivity to your home’s Wi-Fi (with no special hub required). It’s designed to replace your home’s existing doorbell, so existing doorbell wiring is required.
This Arlo Essentials video doorbell was a top pick within our coverage of the best video doorbells for 2024.
Shark AI Ultra robot vacuum (renewed): $180 (55% off)
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When you think about robotic vacuums (if that’s something you ever actually do), what probably comes to mind are iRobot Roombas. But the folks at Shark also offer an impressive lineup of these intelligent, self-running home vacuums. Here’s a chance to purchase a renewed model of the Shark AI Ultra robot vacuum for a whopping 55% off, which brings its price down to just $180.
Key features include the robot’s ability to map out your home, a 30-day bagless and self-emptying base and the ability to pick up pet hair. It also has two built in side brushes for vacuuming up dirt in corners and along tough to reach edges. The rechargeable battery allows the vacuum to run for up to 120 minutes per charge.
For more help choosing a robot vacuum priced under $250, be sure to check out our coverage of the best budget robot vacuums.
Hisense portable air conditioner (5,000 BTU, renewed): $185 (23% off)
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Many parts of the United States are experiencing exceptionally hot weather this summer. Instead of suffering, here’s a chance to equip your home with one or more of these Hisense portable air conditioners that offers 5,000 BTUs of air cooling power.
The unit measures 12.99 by 11.81 by 26.38 inches, and is mounted on wheels, so it can easily be moved. It has three modes of operation — cooling, fan and dehumidifier. This unit is designed to cool down an area up to 150 square feet.
The renewed version of this Hisense portable AC unit is now on sale for just $185, which is 23% off its usual $240 price.
If you want to choose the perfect portable air conditioner for your home, you have plenty of options, six top picks are featured in our recent coverage of the best portable air conditioners.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro (renewed): $94 (35% off)
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Now that the renewed version of these popular wireless earbuds are 35% off their regular price, you can own a pair for just $94. These are the perfect audio companions to any Samsung Galaxy mobile device (or any Android phone or tablet).
The Galaxy Buds 2 Pro feature noise cancellation and are IPX7 rated for sweat and water resistance. They’re able to playback Hi-Fi sound and generate immersive 360-degree audio.
In our roundup of the six best wireless earbuds for 2024, the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro were selected as the best wireless earbuds for Android fans. However, on July 24, they’re being replaced by the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, which are now available for preorder ($250).
HP 14″ HD Windows laptop (renewed): $159 (save 31%)
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The HP 14-inch HD Windows laptop is a perfect starter computer that runs Windows 11. It comes equipped with 4G of RAM and 64GB of internal storage and runs using an Intel Celeron dual-core processor. This gives it enough power to handle basic computing tasks, like word processing, web surfing, managing emails and online shopping.
The renewed version of this computer is on sale for 31% off, so you’ll pay just $159 for this computer, instead of its usual $230. It comes equipped with a 14-inch WLED backlit display that offers 1,366 x 768 pixel resolution. And while 64GB of internal storage is minimal, you can increase this by inserting an optional memory card into the computer’s SD memory card reader.
This is a good first computer option for a child, or can be used by anyone who needs just basic computing power and functionality from a low cost Windows laptop.
Microsoft Surface Pro 4 tablet (6th Gen, certified refurbished): $180 (22% off)
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Microsoft recently released an updated lineup of Surface tablets and laptops, but if you don’t need the latest and greatest tech, here’s a chance to purchase a Certified Refurbished version of the 6th generation edition Surface Pro 4 tablet for just $180 — that’s 22% off.
This “starter” tablet comes with Windows 10 Pro preinstalled. It runs using an Intel Core i5-6300U processor and is equipped with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD for internal storage. You also get a bright, 12.3-inch touchscreen that offers 2,736 x 1,824 pixel resolution.
This is not the most powerful tablet you can get your hands on, but it’s more than adequate to handle most common tasks, including streaming TV and movies.
Shark NV360 Navigator Life-Away Deluxe upright vacuum (renewed): $139 (18% off)
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Keeping your home clean can become an easier task using this powerful Shark NV360 Navigator vacuum. It can suck the dirt off of hardwood floors and carpet. You also get swivel steering capabilities to make it easy to maneuver around furniture. Built into the vacuum is a HEPA filter. It also comes with several tools and accessories, including a crevice tool.
The vacuum’s canister can hold 12 dry quarts of dirt and dust before needing to be emptied. Out of 1,743 reviews on Amazon, this vacuum has earned a 4.3-star (out of 5) rating. And since it’s a renewed product being purchased from Amazon, you know it’s been inspected, tested and refurbished (as necessary) to be fully functional according to Amazon Renewed standards.
Purchase this renewed and versatile vacuum for 18% off, which brings its price down to just $139.
Keurig K-Supreme Plus single serve K-Cup coffee maker (renewed): $90 (36% off)
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Perfect for a kitchen, dorm room or home office, the Keurig K-Supreme Plus single-serve K-Cup coffee maker offers multi-stream technology to extract more flavor and aroma in every brew. It works using any K-Cup variety and stores the preferences for up to three users. Choose between three brewing strengths, three temperature settings and five cup sizes.
This K-Cup brewer has a 78-ounce, removable water reservoir that allows you to brew up to nine cups before needing a refill. The renewed version of this brewer is now on sale for 36% off its usual $140 price, so you’ll pay just $90.
LG 2023 C3 Series 65″ OLED Evo 4K smart TV (renewed): $1,318 (6% off)
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This is the 2023 version of LG’s bestselling C3 65-inch OLED Evo 4K smart TV. The OLED display offers a stunningly detailed picture and a 120Hz refresh rate. It comes with a voice-controlled remote and is powered using LG’s a9 AI Processor Gen 6.
This TV blends into the background with an almost invisible bezel for a seamless look. When you’re finished watching your favorite TV shows, sports or movies, you can display paintings, photos and other content to blend the LG OLED Evo C3 into your living space.
The TV runs using the WebOS operating system, so it’s able to connect to any of the video streaming services you subscribe to. It also has a Filmmaker mode to give movies more of an in-theater cinematic quality, while the Game mode will make your favorite console and online games look fantastic and perform smoothly.
This renewed version of the LG C3 Series 65-inch OLED Evo 4K smart TV is now on sale for 6% off, so you’ll pay just $1,318. For more popular 65-inch TV options, read up on our top picks in our coverage of the six best 65-inch TVs of 2024.
Apple iPhone SE (2nd Generation, renewed): $120 (23% off)
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Our in-house consumer tech experts frequently recommend the iPhone SE to anyone who’s not at all tech-savvy, but who wants the features and functions offered by an Apple iPhone.
The iPhone SE 2nd Generation is a perfect first smartphone to give to a child. It’s also a great option for anyone who just wants basic iPhone functionality without all of the advanced features bundled into the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
At the moment, you can purchase an unlocked and renewed version of the iPhone SE 2nd Generation, in your choice of casing colors, for 23% off. You’ll pay just $121. The phone can then be activated with almost any cellular service provider. It comes with 64GB of internal storage and has a 4.7-inch touchscreen display.
According to Amazon, the phone has been inspected, tested, and refurbished to be fully functional according to Amazon Renewed standards. It’s also eligible for return for up to 90 days.
We’re tracking down all the best Prime Day discounts, including the best lightning deals and rival sales during Prime Day 2024. Whether you’re trying to find the best Prime Day deals on tech, Prime Day sales on beauty and fashion finds or Prime Day deals on health and fitness equipment, our team of expert deal hunters has you covered.
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Boeing workers going on strike after overwhelming vote to reject contract offer and walk off the job
Seattle — Machinists at Boeing voted Thursday to go on strike, another setback for the giant aircraft maker whose reputation and finances have been battered and now faces a shutdown in production of its best-selling airline planes.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers said its members rejected a contract that would have raised pay 25% over four years, then voted 94.6% to reject the contract and voted 96% to strike. A two-thirds vote among 33,000 workers was needed to strike.
“This is about respect, this is about the past, and this is about fighting for our future,” IAM District 751 President Jon Holden said in announcing the vote.
Very little has gone right for Boeing this year, from a panel blowing out and leaving a gaping hole in one of its passenger jets in January to NASA leaving two astronauts in space rather sending them home on a problem-plagued Boeing spacecraft.
As long as the strike lasts, it will deprive Boeing of much-needed cash that it gets from delivering new planes to airlines. That will be another challenge for new CEO Kelly Ortberg, who six weeks ago was given the job of turning around a company that has lost more than $25 billion in the last six years and fallen behind European rival Airbus.
Ortberg warned machinists that a strike vote would put Boeing’s recovery in jeopardy and raise more doubt about the company in the eyes of its airline customers.
Workers were in no mood to listen.
Ortberg made a last-ditch effort to avert a strike, telling machinists Wednesday that “no one wins” in a walkout.
“For Boeing, it is no secret that our business is in a difficult period, in part due to our own mistakes in the past,” he said. “Working together, I know that we can get back on track, but a strike would put our shared recovery in jeopardy, further eroding trust with our customers and hurting our ability to determine our future together.”
Many union members have posted complaints about the deal all week on social media. On Thursday, several dozen blew whistles, banged drums and held up signs calling for a strike as they marched to a union hall near Boeing’s 737 Max plant in Renton, Washington.
“As you can see, the solidarity is here,” said Chase Sparkman, a quality-assurance worker. “I’m expecting my union brothers and sisters to stand shoulder to shoulder, arm in arm, and let our company know that, hey, we deserve more.”
The machinists make $75,608 per year on average, not counting overtime, and that would rise to $106,350 at the end of the four-year contract, according to Boeing.
However, the deal fell short of the union’s initial demand for pay raises of 40% over three years. The union also wanted to restore traditional pensions that were axed a decade ago but settled for an increase in Boeing contributions to employee’s 401(k) retirement accounts.
Although the bargaining committee that negotiated the contract recommended ratification, Holden predicted earlier this week that workers would vote to strike.
Boeing worker Adam Vogel called the 25% raise “a load of crap. We haven’t had a raise in 16 years.”
Broderick Conway, another quality-assurance worker and 16-year Boeing employee, said the company can afford more.
“A lot of the members are pretty upset about our first offer. We’re hoping that the second offer is what we’re looking for,” he said. “If not … we’re going to keep striking and stand up for ourselves.”
The head of Boeing’s commercial-airplanes business, Stephanie Pope, tried earlier this week to discourage workers from thinking a strike would result in a better offer.
“We bargained in absolute good faith with the IAM team that represents you and your interests,” she said. “Let me be clear: We did not hold back with an eye on a second vote.”
Voting began at 5 a.m. local time at union halls in Washington state, Portland, Oregon, and a smattering of other locations.
A strike would stop production of the 737 Max, the company’s best-selling airliner, along with the 777 or “triple-seven” jet and the 767 cargo plane at factories in Everett and Renton, Washington, near Seattle. It likely would not affect Boeing 787 Dreamliners, which are built by nonunion workers in South Carolina.
TD Cowen aerospace analyst Cai von Rumohr said it is realistic based on the history of strikes at Boeing to figure that a walkout would last into mid-November, when workers’ $150 weekly payments from the union’s strike fund might seem low going into the holidays.
A strike that long would cost Boeing up to $3.5 billion in cash flow because the company gets about 60% of the sale price when it delivers a plane to the buyer, von Rumohr said.
Union negotiators unanimously recommended that workers approve the tentative contract reached over the weekend.
Boeing promised to build its next new plane in the Puget Sound area. That plane – not expected until sometime in the 2030s – would replace the 737 Max. That was a key win for union leaders, who want to avoid a repeat of Boeing moving production of Dreamliners from Everett to South Carolina.
Holden told members Monday the union got everything it could in bargaining and recommended approval of the deal “because we can’t guarantee we can achieve more in a strike.”
Many union members, however, are still bitter about previous concessions on pensions, health care and pay.
“They are upset. They have a lot of things they want. I think Boeing understands that and wants to satisfy a fair number of them,” said von Rumohr, the aerospace analyst. “The question is, are they going to do enough?”
Boeing has seen its reputation battered since two 737 Max airliners crashed in 2018 and 2019, killing 346 people. The safety of its products came under renewed scrutiny after a panel blew out of a Max during a flight in January.
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Koenig reported from Dallas.
(Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.)
9/13/2024 12:43:48 AM (GMT -4:00)
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Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa leaves field with concussion after collision with Bills’ Damar Hamlin
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was ruled out of Thursday night’s game with the Buffalo Bills because of a concussion after colliding with defensive back Damar Hamlin and hitting the back of his head against the turf.
Tagovailoa, who has a history of dealing with head injuries, remained down for about two minutes before getting to his feet and walking to the sideline after the play in the third quarter. He made his way to the tunnel not long afterward, looking into the stands, appeared to smile and departed for the locker room.
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The Dolphins needed almost no time before announcing it was a concussion.
Tagovailoa, who sustained multiple concussions his first three NFL seasons, positioned himself for a big pay bump with an injury-free and productive 2023. He threw for 29 touchdowns and a league-best 4,624 yards.
He signed a four-year, $212 million extension before this season and was the NFL’s leading passer in Week 1 this season. Tagovailoa left the game with the Dolphins trailing 31-10, which held as the final score.
Tagovailoa was hurt on a fourth-down keeper with about 4:30 left in the third. He went straight ahead into Hamlin and did not slide, leading with his right shoulder instead.
He wound up on his back, both his hands in the air and Bills players immediately pointed at Tagovailoa as if to suggest there was an injury. Dolphins center Aaron Brewer quickly did the same, waving to the sideline.
Tagovailoa eventually got to his feet. Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel grabbed the side of his quarterback’s head and gave him a kiss on the cheek as Tagovailoa departed. Skylar Thompson came into the game to take Tagovailoa’s spot.
Hamlin was the player who suffered a cardiac arrest after making a tackle during a Monday night game in January 2023 at Cincinnati, causing the NFL to suspend a pivotal game that quickly lost significance in the aftermath of a scary scene that unfolded in front of a national television audience.
Tagovailoa’s history with concussions — and how he has since worked to avoid them — is a huge part of the story of his career, and now comes to the forefront once again.
He had at least two concussions during the 2022 season. He was hurt in a Week 3 game against Buffalo and cleared concussion protocol, though he appeared disoriented on that play but returned to the game.
The NFL later changed its concussion protocol to mandate that if a player shows possible concussion symptoms — including a lack of balance or stability — he must sit out the rest of the game.
Less than a week later, in a Thursday night game at Cincinnati, Tagovailoa was concussed on a scary hit that briefly knocked him unconscious and led to him being taken off the field on a stretcher.
His second known concussion of that season came in a December game against Green Bay, and he didn’t play for the rest of the 2022 season.
Going into last season, Tagovailoa added muscle and spent time studying jiu-jitsu in an effort to learn how to fall more safely and try to protect himself against further injury.
