Best post-Prime Day deals 2019: 4K TV, wireless earbuds, and Walmart discounts

After two (and a half) days of the Prime Day train roaring by, Amazon’s massive annual summer shopping event has come to a screeching halt, but not without blitzing us with unbeatable deals on quality products — especially with retail giant’s own Echo devices. It all officially wrapped up on Tuesday night at 11:59 p.m. PT, but if you missed out on discounted must-haves like 4K TVs, laptops, or Apple products, fear not. We’ve identified a bunch of Prime Day leftover deals with significant price cuts.

Walmart’s competing Prime Day sale, which was initially slated to end on Wednesday, one day after Amazon’s shopping event, has been extended to last throughout the weekend. So, if you missed out on must-have deals, fear not. Below, we’ve curated the best Prime Day-quality deals that are still live from Walmart, Amazon, and other retail sites. 

Best Deals After Prime Day 2019

Lowest Price

Apple 9.7-inch iPad - Space Gray, 32GB (Wi-Fi Model)

$249 $330

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The iPad might be the simplest of Apple's tablet lineup, but it's still powerful, and even brings Apple Pencil support so you can draw or take notes to your heart's content.

Buy Now

Apple iPad (Wi-Fi, 32GB) - Space Gray (Latest Model)

$249 $330

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Apple's latest iPad is sleek, powerful, and more affordable than ever. At just $250, it's one of the better Apple deals to be had ahead of Prime Day.

Buy at Amazon

49-inch LG 6300PUE 4K TV

$325 $600

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If you're after a modest 49-inch 4K TV, you can't go wrong with the LG 6300PUE. 4K? Check. Streaming software? Check? Multi-format HDR? Check. Google Assistant for voice commands? Check.

Buy at Walmart

Samsung HW-MS6500 3.0 Channel, 9 Speaker Curved Soundbar with Built-In Sub

$328 $548

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If you want to keep things simple, Samsung's all-in-one soundbar embeds a subwoofer into its slightly curved shape. With HDMI, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and support for hi-res audio, it's got what you need.

Buy at Walmart

QLED TV

65-inch Samsung Q60R QLED 4K TV

$1,300 $1,800

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Deals on QLED TVs are few and far between, let alone one on a brand-spanking new model. As such, this fantastic offer on a 65-inch Samsung Q60R is not to be missed.

Buy at Walmart

What Made Prime Day 2019 Special

Prime Day 2019 was the fifth annual shopping event celebrating the e-commerce site’s anniversary. Since 2015 when it first launched, Prime Day has grown year-to-year — both in sales and promotions, but also in the length of the event. Last year’s Prime Day event lasted 36 hours. This year’s Prime Day was officially a 48-hour event, but if counting the early access deals on Amazon Echo devices that launched 12 hours before the official start time, the totality of Prime Day 2019 was actually 60 hours long.

Even before early access deals, Amazon threw its Prime members a concert celebration headlined by Taylor Swift. The show is available to stream on Prime Music or Prime Video, but you need to be a Prime member to access, of course.  

Also, in previous years, competing retailers scratched their heads as they wondered how they can capitalize on the Amazon-manufactured event. This year, however, retailers like Walmart, Target, and eBay, all took a serious crack at Amazon by launching their own promotions to coincide with Prime Day, and it appeared to pay off. Mass retailers that rack in over $1 billion in yearly revenue saw a 64% increase in online sales on Monday, the first of two days of Prime Day deals. 

What Were The Best Prime Day 2019 Deals

Though thousands of products across Amazon and other competing sites saw discounts, not all deals are created equal.  

As expected, a bunch of Amazon-owned devices were at their lowest prices ever. The all-new Echo 5 got its first significant discount dropping to just $50. The Echo Dot was on sale for only $22. The new Blink XT2 smart indoor/outdoor security cameras also saw their first-ever sizable price cuts — $90 off the 3 camera kit bundle. Arlo security camera sets also saw significant discounts.

Walmart and Amazon had a tit-for-tat battle with Instant Pots with both retail giants dropping the prices for a handful of models. All Google Home devices also got price cuts at Walmart.

A bunch of 4K smart TVs got huge discounts, but most of those were from Walmart, not Amazon.

All types of Apple products — from iPads to MacBooks to iPhones — got sizable price cuts at Amazon and multiple competing sites. In fact, eBay was running an “Up To 50% Off Apple Products” promotion. 

Other categories we saw notable deals: laptops (especially from Dell and HP), robot vacuums, headphones, and smartwatches.