100 of the best tech deals during Prime Day 2022

Bargain hunters in Australia will already having a field day with the discounts available over on Amazon for Prime Day 2022 but if you're looking to score a deal on the latest tech you've come to the right place. Here are Reviews.org, we've spent the day trawling through thousands of tech and appliance deals in this year's Prime Day sale (which runs from the 12th to the 13th of July). 

At the top of the page, you'll find the top ten tech deals we've spotted in the mix but you can find our full list of 100 Prime Day tech deals below. But before you do, take a look at some more standout deals we've spotted this Prime Day. 

Who amongst us hasn't recently upgraded their WFH setup, only to experience severe buyer's remorse when the most recent Prime Day deals dropped. Whether you need a new laptop, a bigger monitor, a fancier webcam, or simply a Nintendo Switch on hand to blow off some steam, there are hundreds of cracking tech deals this Prime Day to take advantage of. To help you sift through the mammoth list of deals, we've picked out over 25 of the best deals to help you deck out your home office.

Listen up, Prime Day in Australia hasn't been known for its big-name brands here in Australia but this year is different. If you're looking to cut the cord on your daily cans and/or earbuds, you'll find some cracker deals on some of the best true wireless earbuds and wireless over-ear headphones from the likes of Apple, Bose, Sennheiser and more. 

If you wait for Prime Day to roll around before buying a phone, you're in luck (well, unless you're an iPhone user). Samsung has a huge range of handsets on sale, including the premium-priced foldable Galaxy Z Flip3 5G, which has been discounted to $1,189. At the budget end, we also have the recently released Galaxy A33 5G, one of Samsung's more affordable budget phones. 

After a bigger screen? Samsung also has some tasty discounts on its Galaxy Tab range. 

Watching the hours tick by while you wait for a smartwatch and fitness tracker at a price you can wear? Well, the wait is over. Our headline deal sees the popular Garmin Fenix 6S Pro wind back the price by 63%, while Fitbit has a comparable 60% off the Versa 2 (and 50% off the Fitbit Versa 3). Huawei or Samsung more your pace? Both brands have discounts on their own smartwatch offerings too. Check the table below for a breakdown of our top picks for smartwatch deals this Prime Day. 

Expensive televisions. Surely the most coveted Amazon Prime Day deal. Here in Australia, most sales events offer a painfully disappointing range of televisions. They either offer no-name brands or outdated models from big-name brands. The selection this year is still pretty slim but amongst the small collection of discounts there are some seriously impressive deals. The most notable of the bunch is the Philips 65-inch OLED TV we've already highlighted multiple times, but there are also some bold discounts on Sony Bravia and a few steals on HD projectors. Feast yours eyes on the TV deals below. 

Nothing catch your interest so far? Below you'll find our complete list of the top 100 tech deals available for Prime Day 2022. Amongst the categories we haven't discussed yet, you'll find some brilliant discounts on Smart Home products, such as security cameras and robot vacuum cleaners. 

Looking to kick back and relax during these chilly winter nights? Amazon also has most of its popular Kindle ereaders on sale, as is tradition for every annual Prime Day.

We've sorted the below list by discount (highest to lowest %) but you can also can the list's categories to find what you're after. 

Amazon Prime Day started in the US back in 2015, touted as a sales event to rival the likes of Black Friday. It’s open to all Amazon Prime members and covers everything from Amazon products to the latest tech, books, games and more.

The first Prime Day hit Aussie shores in 2018 and offered 36 hours of offers. In 2019, Amazon went one better with a staggering 65-hour sale event, and in 2020, they’re set to top it once more with 66 hours of non-stop deals. If you’re keen to take part this year, it’s worth bookmarking Amazon’s dedicated Prime Day hub.

In 2022, Prime Day takes place over the 12th and 13th of July in Australia. If you wanted to nab some of the first deals, you would have needed to stay up late, because the first offers went live at 12:00am on Tuesday, the 12th of July. You've now got until midnight Wednesday, the 13th of July to scoop a bargain or two.

That said, there are some deals that will continue on for a day or two after the event officially ends. So if you think you've missed out, be sure to check back and see if your desired item isn't on sale. 

If you want to do Prime Day right and don’t want to miss out on the good stuff, there are a few cardinal rules you should follow.

1. Subscribe to Amazon Prime - If you actually want a chance at getting these deals, you’ll need to be a Prime member. If you want to be cheeky, you can always sign up for the free trial and cancel before the 30 days are up.
2. Get in quick - Pretty self-explanatory, but if you see a deal coming up that you’re keen on, set an alarm for a few minutes beforehand and get ready to hit refresh. Enabling one-click ordering will give you a speedier edge if you don’t want to miss out.
3. Make a wish list - Got something on your mind? On the product page, click ‘Add to Wish List’. During Prime Day, check your wish list page regularly and you may nab a deal.
4. Ask Alexa - If you have an Amazon Echo device, simply ask, ‘Alexa, what are my Prime Day deals?’ and she’ll hit you with a bunch of offers.