60 best extended Amazon Prime Day deals you can still shop in Canada — Apple, Nespresso, Dyson and more
To help you stay organized and focus on what's important (saving you money!), we've listed the best last-chance deals by category to make things easier. To see what's still up for grabs even after Amazon Prime Day, keep scrolling for all of the details below.
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Save 80%: Bluetooth Smart Watch | Shop for $50 (was $250)
Take 43% off JBL Tune 520BT Headphones | Shop for $40 $70
Save 80%: Bluetooth Speaker | Shop for $40 (was $200)
Take 25% off Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds | Shop for $247 $329
Save 80%: Wireless Earbuds | Shop for $30 $150
28% off: Garmin vívoactive 5 Smartwatch| Shop for $289 $400
Save 56%: JBL Vibe Beam True Wireless Earbuds | Shop for $44 $99
83% off a Power Bank Portable Charger | Shop for $34 $200
Take 60% off an SGIN 17.3-inch Laptop | Shop for $330 $825
68% off: Canupdog 10.1 WiFi Digital Photo Frame | Shop for $65 $200
Take 48% off a Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ Deluxe Coffee Machine | Shop for $99 $18
38% off: Hamilton Beach 3-in-1 Electric Egg Cooker | Shop for $18 $29
Save 42%: Keurig K-Iced Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker | Shop for $70 $120
30% off a Philips Series 3300 Automatic Espresso Coffee Machine | Shop for $700 $1,000
Take 38% off an ecozy Countertop Ice Maker | Shop for $99 $160
Save 19% on a CyberChill Slushie Machine | Shop for $243 $300
31% off: KitchenAid Digital Air Fryer Countertop Oven | Shop for $200 $288
Save 77% on a Canoly Masticating Juicer | Shop for $149 $640
Take 38% off a Keurig K-Supreme Plus K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker | Shop for $130 $209
52% off: HOSHANHO Kitchen Knife| Shop for $38 $80
66% off: Cordless Vacuum Cleaner | Shop for $170 $500
Save 80%: MORENTO Air Purifier | Shop for $116 (was $576)
54% off: Mkicesky Cervical Support Pillow | Shop for $46 $100
Save 79%: Adjustable Small Standing Desk | Shop for $85 (was $400)
53% off: eufy S1 HydroJet Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo | Shop for $855 $1,800
Save 73%: Sperax 4-in-1 Walking Pad | Shop for $220 $800
76% off: High-Pressure 10-Mode Handheld Shower Head | Shop for $34 $139
Save 33% on a Shark Vertex DuoClean PowerFin Upright Vacuum | Shop for $300 $450
88% off a YKYI Electric Spin Scrubber | Shop for $50 $400
Take 26% off a Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool | Shop for $665 $900
Save 20% on Philips Sonicare Power Flosser | Shop for $80 $100
28% off: CeraVe SALICYLIC ACID Cleanser | Shop for $16 $22
Take 20% off L'Oréal Paris Telescopic Mascara | Shop for $11 $13
29% off: Oral-B Pro Limited Electric Toothbrush | Shop for $85 $120
Save 24%: COSLUS Water Teeth Flosser | Shop for $35 $46
40% off: Professional Hair Dryer | Shop for $30 $50
Save 20% on a Wavytalk Thermal Brush | Shop for $64 $80
73% off an IPL Hair Removal Device | Shop for $70 $260
Take 53% off a Portable Mini Electric Razor | Shop for $47 $100
Save 20% on amika PERK UP Dry Shampoo | Shop for $31 $39
27% off: Always Pure Cotton Feminine Pads (24 Count) | Shop for $8 $11
Save 20% on Cascade Dishwasher Detergent Pods | Shop for $20 $25
34% off Microfibre Cleaning Cloths (Pack of 8) | Shop for $9 $13
Take 19% off Duracell 2032 Lithium Battery (6 Count) | Shop for $13 $16
Save 39% on Sheep Wool Dryer Balls (Pack of 6) | Shop for $12 $20
Save 16% on Always Discreet Adult Incontinence Pads (Pack of 104) | Shop for $60 $72
25% off: Tampax Pearl Tampons (34 Count) | Shop for $9 $12
Take 15% off Post-it Super Sticky Lined Notes (5 Notepads) | Shop for $21 $25
23% off: Oxo 1285700CM Deep Clean Brush Set | Shop for $14 $18
Save 24%: Scotch-Brite 228 Heavy Duty Scour Pad (8 Count) | Shop for $35 $46
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