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Amazon 4th of July deals: Apple Watch, iPad, Ring, Fire TV, and more

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Against the pulsing background of the Prime Day, Amazon also has loads of great deals in all categories leading into the 4th of July holiday weekend. Whether they’re considered Independence Day deals or pre-Prime discounts, Amazon dropped prices on Apple Watches, the latest Apple iPads, and an array of top brand and best-selling smart home devices from Ring, August, Arlo, and Amazon Echo. We also found great deals on small kitchen and home appliances, including Instant Pot, Roomba, Dyson, and more.

We continue to gather the best deals Amazon has to offer during the four-day 4th of July holiday. Prime Day may be on its way, but with the 20 deals below you can save up to $80 on an Apple Watch, $199 on an iPad, $181 on smart home devices, and $208 on small appliances.

Best Apple Watch deals

Amazon has deals on Apple Watch Series 3 and Series 4 smart watches, with greater discount on the earlier Series 3 models. We found a selection of case and band colors and styles, and a mix of GPS and cellular or GPS only models.

Best iPad deals

Whether you want a new tablet for casual browsing, school, or work, Amazon has discounts on various iPad, iPad Air, and iPad Pro models with screens that range from 10.5 inches to 12.1 inches and storage from 32GB to 256GB.

Best smart home deals

People configure their smart homes for security, entertainment, convenience, and savings. Amazon’s current smart home device deals and bundles can fill all of those needs. Whether you are beginning to configure a smart home or adding to an existing configuration, you’ll find plenty of deals on Amazon in this category.

Best kitchen and small appliance deals

Kitchen and home appliances and electronics score when they save users money and time. Most of the best deals we found serve multiple functions, whether they are used for a variety of cleaning chores, several cooking functions, or brewing a cup of coffee or espresso.

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