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The Apple Watch Ultra 3 has joined the growing list of early Prime Day Apple deals. Amazon’s selling it for $699.99 ($100 off), which is its $20 shy of its best price. Designed for outdoor adventurers, Apple’s most capable smartwatch offers up to 42 hours of battery life and supports satellite connectivity and 5G. Read our review.

You’ll need an Amazon Prime membership if you want to get in on the best Prime Day deals. There’s good news if you’re between 18 and 24 years old: Amazon will grant you six months for free, with a discounted $7.49 monthly rate after. The plan has limitations on account sharing, understandably.

Digital code seller Eneba is offering roughly 15 percent off gift cards for PlayStation and Xbox. Normally $100, the gift cards ring up for $85.49 through June 18th at 8AM ET when you use the code PSN100US at this link for PlayStation, or XBOX100US at this link for a discount on the Xbox store.

The TCL QM6K is $527.99 ($70 off) at Amazon, or $529.99 at Best Buy, with attractive discounts on larger sizes, too. The mini-LED panel is a great value for the price, stocked with Google TV software, quantum dots for richer contrast, and variable refresh rate that goes up to 144 Hz for smooth gaming.

A wireless food thermometer makes it easy to dial in your dinners from afar. The ThermoMaven G2 is significantly cheaper than usual at Amazon, costing $49.99 (originally $149.99) with the code Q4I24PLR used at checkout. Its two probes can handle up to 221 degrees Fahrenheit, and they report directly to the included base station, no app needed.

The weeklong Walmart Deals event runs through June 28th and will feature discounts on electronics, toys, and more. Walmart Plus members will get early access to some limited-quantity deals online at 12:01 AM ET on June 22nd and in stores at 6 AM local time, before remaining offers open to all shoppers on June 23rd at 12:01 AM ET.

The 256GB Samsung P9 MicroSD Express is marked down to $47.99 ($32 off) at Amazon. It will give you enough storage to download dozens of Switch 2 games. For reference, Mario Kart World and Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom require around 20GB of storage each. The memory card is made for use with the Switch 2, though it’s backwards compatible with other devices.

It’s a win if you can pay close to MSRP on any PC components right now. Gigabyte’s Gaming OC variant of the Radeon 9070 XT is $649.99 in black or white at Amazon ($100 off). Per our benchmarks, it should deliver up to a 20 percent lead compared to Nvidia’s similarly-priced RTX 5070 in gaming performance.