Brew a better cup of coffee with a premium Moccamaster—45% off for Prime Day
Want to get your caffeine fix without the trip to the Starbucks drive-thru this summer?
Amazon Prime Day is offering perky deals on coffee makers of all kinds, including the super premium Technivorm Moccamaster coffee maker, which is 45% off for a limited time only.
The Moccamaster comes highly rated with over 2,800 five-star reviews, and it's not surprising considering Technivorm's standard process of making each machine and hand-testing them in their Dutch factory. Quality is paramount for Moccamaster.
If you love a strong, fresh-brewed cup of coffee to start your day, the Moccamaster is for you. But don't wait too long, as this Prime Day deal won't last long.
Under $200 Amazon Prime Day deal: Technivorm Moccamaster Coffee Maker
Listen to your fellow-coffee lovers, with one verified-buyer saying on Amazon, "It makes fantastic coffee- truly the best home brew I've had." Another compared the Moccamaster to their Keurig, which they replaced with the Technivorm appliance, "I'm using the same coffee as was in my pods but tastes more bold? Maybe more flavorful? I'm not sure how to explain it, it tastes like a more expensive cup of coffee."
If you're on the fence, one thing that sends prospective-buyers over the edge is the warranty. For peace of mind, Technivorm offers a five-year warranty, but they believe in the durability of their product and stand by the belief that it will be 'the last coffee brewer you ever need to buy.'
Save $161 on a Moccamaster
Perk up! Coffee bar essentials are on major sale for Prime Day ☕️
Amazon Prime Day takes place from Tuesday, July 8, through Friday, July 11. The savings will officially begin at 12:00am PT/3am ET on July 8.
Today's Big Deals: Save on luxury picks from Bang + Olufsen, Olaplex, Away
Yes, in order to access the best Prime Day deals, you'll want to sign up for an Amazon Prime membership. New members can try one week of Amazon Prime benefits for just $1.99 right now.
Amazon Prime for Young Adults is back! Do you qualify for the discount? Find out here
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Thanks to the durable, scratch-resistant exterior, this checked luggage can withstand the rough and tumble of the plane's cargo hold. It has over 21,000 five-star ratings at Amazon, and shoppers love that it's spacious enough for week-long trips and expands for even more space. Yes, you can get a high-quality carry-on on a budget. Reviewers rave about the longevity of this American Tourister bag. In fact, one reviewer purchased a previous iteration of this bag and came back almost two decades later to buy it again. That's right: Their first one lasted 18 years of business trips and family vacations to Europe. Add this softside carry-on to your cart while it's on sale, and we bet you're future self will thank you. These accessories promise to make your travel day go more smoothly, from a now-$7 luggage strap that allows you to sprint through the airport without incident to a popular neck pillow that's perfect for long-haul flights. 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The set comes with four packing cubes, a laundry bag, a shoe bag, a cosmetic case, and an accessories pouch. We appreciate the clear panel on each packing cube, which allows you to easily locate your items. Best of all, it has over 27,000 five-star reviews. When traveling, style and function are equally important. We've found styles that are ideal for hot summer trips, including a breezy romper, a linen maxi dress, and flight-ready yoga pants. Plus, walk for miles in some of Amazon's most comfortable shoes for women, including the Dr. Scholl's Time Off Sneaker and Adidas VL Court 3.0 Sneaker. 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While reviewers love that they're comfortable and supportive 'right out of the box,' they'll only get comfier with time thanks to the moldable cork footbed. We swear by cotton and linen fabrics for their breathability, and this shirt has both. One reviewer calls it 'soft and comfortable without being clingy,' making it perfect for summer weather. It can be styled on its own with your favorite pair of shorts or layered over a swimsuit or tank. Take advantage of the onsite coupon to snag this instant classic at a discounted price. Here's another cotton-linen blend piece worth snagging for summer travel. These best-selling pants are a wardrobe staple perfect for any destination, and we're willing to bet you'll be wearing them on repeat during the warm months. The drawstring waist and flowy wide-leg silhouette make them comfortable enough for travel days. Plus, they can be dressed up for nicer occasions. Stay feeling breezy and looking cool in these clothing and shoe deals. Top shoe brands like Adidas, Teva, and New Balance are marked down as low as $37. Plus, refresh your summer wardrobe with sweat-wicking T-shirts, linen pants, and more from $20. Teva sandals are beloved by travelers and outdoorsmen thanks to their durability and comfort. This particular pair is designed to provide sufficient traction for day hikes, with a durable rubber outsole and stabilizing design. One shopper even says they've tried 20 pairs of slides and 'it doesn't get any better than this.' Whether you're taking these sandals on international adventures or just around the backyard, they're sure to keep you comfortable and secure. Sweat-wicking fabrics are key in the summer, and you can snag these highly-rated T-shirts for just $4 apiece when you shop now. Over 3,000 shoppers purchased them in the last month, and it looks like you're up next. Here are some resort-ready pants that your travel buddies will approve of. 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Yahoo
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We Visited a U.S. Outpost of China's Luckin Coffee. Here's What We Saw.
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Samsung's 'Lightning Fast' Galaxy Smartwatch Is 49% Off During Prime Day, and It's 'Amazing for Health Tracking'
Men's Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Samsung's 'Lightning Fast' Galaxy Smartwatch Is 49% Off During Prime Day, and It's 'Amazing for Health Tracking' originally appeared on Men's Journal. Smartwatches have become more than just fitness trackers over the last decade—they're now more like portable smartphones that can truly improve your efficiency. These watches can get a bit pricey, but in the final hours of Amazon Prime Day 2025, you can get this Samsung smartwatch for nearly 50% off. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is typically $300 (for the 40 millimeter Bluetooth options), but Amazon has just marked it down to $152, essentially cutting the price in half. The best discount is on the green 40-millimeter Bluetooth model, but the 44-millimeter and LTE models are also on sale, along with most other colorways. With a modern smartwatch like this, you're getting all of the essential features like a touchscreen AMOLED display, 32 gigabytes of storage, and seamless Android compatibility (this model doesn't work with iPhones, unfortunately). The real kicker with this watch is the Galaxy AI, which works alongside the health tracking features to learn your routine and give you wellness tips, energy scores, and sleep tracking. You can look at all of this data on your (Android) smartphone, and the watch comes with a year-long warranty for some added peace of mind. 'Performance-wise, it's lightning fast. Apps open instantly, navigation is smooth, and the new health features are next-level. I especially love the updated body composition metrics and the improved sleep tracking. The watch gives genuinely useful health insights, not just generic data,' one shopper said. When it comes to the health tracking features, one reviewer wrote, 'the new AI-powered Energy Score feature is a real standout, offering insights into your daily energy expenditure and recovery, helping you optimize your activities for better overall wellness. It's a fantastic feature for anyone focused on maintaining a balanced and healthy lifestyle.' The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is available now on Amazon for $150, but Prime Day is coming to a close, so you'd better grab one before it ends. Samsung's 'Lightning Fast' Galaxy Smartwatch Is 49% Off During Prime Day, and It's 'Amazing for Health Tracking' first appeared on Men's Journal on Jul 11, 2025 This story was originally reported by Men's Journal on Jul 11, 2025, where it first appeared.
