The 60 Best Prime Day Deals Under $100 to Snag Before It Ends

Undoubtedly one of the best value tees for your money, Hanes’ BeefyT has been going strong for decades thanks to its substantial weight, seamless construction, and great fit.

The kind of sunglasses that are so good, they’re more likely to be stolen than to get lost.

If you’re looking for a pair of loose jeans that aren’t full-on baggy, the 550 is a great place to start—even better when they’re 65% off and only $24.

Good enough for Jeremy Allen White, good enough for you.

Bellroy’s line of everyday carry goods are some of the most well-designed pieces out there. Case in point, this impossibly thin leather wallet that’s sleek and minimally designed, but boasts some impressive carrying capacity.

Sure, you could save an extra $20 by buying the white version of this minimalist fanny pack, but we love this cross-hatch pattern too much to let you do that.

If they aren’t perfectly on-trend, just wait. In a few years, they’ll come back around. They always do.

Merrell’s Hydro Mocs are a cheat code for those who wanna go shoeless. They’re breathable, lightweight, and at over 30% off, a bonafide steal.

If Tony Soprano invested in a grip of these, he wouldn’t have sweated the details as much.

We like to think of these Calvin Klein boxer briefs as the Levi’s 501 of underwear. They’re classic, they look great on just about everyone, and they are a menswear necessity.

You won’t find the Samba OGs on sale during Prime Day, but the Classics, with their extended tongue, are the next best thing.

If there was a perfect shoe that could hang as house shoes and kick it poolside, it would undoubtedly be the Adidas Adilette.

Got a pair of suede shoes in need of a clean? Snag this kit from Jason Markk, by far the best shoe cleaning brand in the biz.

If the boat shoe craze has you intrigued but you can’t fully dive in, try out these moccasin lace-ups instead.

Inspired by vintage army watches, this rugged ticker features a lightweight yet durable webbed strap, vintage white dial, 24-hour display, and subtle glow-in-the-dark hands. It ain’t the steepest discount, but a great buy nonetheless.

Fancy cigars, sips of rare whiskey, and leather-bound books are all par for the course for the distinguished gentleman. A really expensive watch? Not necessarily.

A mid-century minimalist’s dream, Skagen’s grey’d out timepiece is a blast from the past that’s also the perfect wrist accessory for right now.

Known for their lightweight, ultra-svelte watches, Swatch is an easy recommendation for anyone looking for something simple and lowkey. Sir, add to cart.

The original smart watch—still great 50 years after it was invented.

There’s beauty in simplicity and this no-frills resin watch from Timex is the dictionary definition of simple.

This version of the Panasonic MultiShape (the prodcut we once described as “god tier”) may not be the most popular beard trimmer, but it should be. Unlike almost every other trimmer we’ve tried, it can handle long hair, whether it’s on your scalp or your chin. It’s also a fully wet/dry trimmer for easy cleanup.

No one plans on being that guy in the office. You know, the one with coffee breath. To make sure it isn’t you, get a toothbrush that can eliminate bacteria before they multiply. Plus, a built-in pressure sensor lets you perfect the art of the brush.

Amazon has a lot of “discounts,” if you know what we man. So, finding a true 50% deal is extra satisfying, as is blasting little bits of food and plaque out of your gums.

GQ has been recommending this aluminum-free deodorant since 2010, and it’s the company’s best-selling product on Amazon. Who doesn’t love the smell of eucalyptus?

Bevel’s travel beard trimmer just dipped under $100 for the first time. When you need to touch up your mustache or beard on the go, throw this into your dopp kit.

Is your skin feeling dry from the summer sun? This moisturizer replenishes your skin without feeling greasy. As one GQ editor says, “there’s nothing better.”

Take 50% off a TV that was already suspiciously cheap. Yes, it seems too good to be true, but it’s exactly what it appears to be: a bare-bones smart TV that lets you stream your favorite shows. For $99, you wanted more?

Sure, it’s only 32″, but it also has the kind of price that seems like a mistake. Confusingly, it’s sold by Best Buy on Amazon, but you can be the winner in this price war.

As much as we want to love Polaroid and Kodak instant cameras, they just can’t compete with the Instax Mini—which is also half the cost. Yeah, we don’t get it either, but you should get this while it’s on sale.

This remarkable little charger can turbo charge your MacBook, iPad, and iPhone 15—all at the same time. It might not look like much, but it will run laps around the chargers that came with your Apple gadgets (or your equivalent Android devices).

We may live in the age of cloud storage, but sometimes a flash drive is just more convenient. You can plug this USB-C drive directly into your phone or laptop—just don’t lose it, alright?

Sometimes, the old technology is the best technology. Cool off with a fan, then recharge it via USB.

Use this popular starter microphone for gaming, podcasting, streaming, or simply to sound better on your next Zoom call.

For Prime Day, you can buy Kindles starting at just $75, which explains why Amazon has a stranglehold on the e-reader market. Of course, unless you’re a fan of ads for trashy, bodice-ripping romance novels (and if you are, no judgment), we recommend paying a little more for the ad-free version.

Chances are your the jet-setting type. If so, at 24% off, this travel adapter from Epicka is one of the most top-rated. It’s small and compact, easy to tote around wherever you’re roaming this summer.

If your old TV can’t get apps like Apple TV, then a streaming stick lets you catch up on all the pop culture moments you’ve been missing.

Turn your Android smartphone or iPhone into your own personal gaming machine. Mobile gaming has come a long way in the past few years, and this clip-on controller system lets you use console-style controllers with your phone.

If you’re not familiar with Yamazaki, they’re basically the IKEA of Japan. They make handsome affordable home goods, including this simple little pen stand perfect for your desk.

Simple and attractive, this fruit bowl is the finish touch you’ve been looking for. Get it for 20% off.

Some classics never go out of fashion. The Little Green Machine is the little carpet cleaner that could, now just $82. A thousand TikTokers can’t be wrong (just kidding, they’re wrong all the time, but not about this one).

This Jolly Ranger orange nightstand is giving off some serious Kartell vibes, but at a fraction of the price (which has been cut even more for Prime Day).

Whether you opt to use this as a footstool or a makeshift coffee table, this ottoman will add a nice playful touch to your living room.

If the phrase “Oh-la-la” was a feeling, that’s what this temperature-controlled bidet would feel like.

Don’t be fooled: You don’t need anything more fancy than a pitcher with the right filter to make cold brew at home. And this maker from Takeya is one of the most dependable on the market, especially at nearly 30% off.

If you have not yet gotten yourself a set of reusable storage bags from Stasher, now’s your time. They just make sense — you can cook, freeze, and do whatever you please with them. At 30% off, you can say goodbye to your plastic Ziplocs for less.

The oven mitts you need when yelling “CORNER!” A great kitchen essential for over 60% off.

Upgrade your salad game with Oxo’s stainless steel spinner, which works like a charm and looks great on the counter. Snag it now for over 50% off.

We’ve been recommending this appliance for years. It’s not the sexiest option for your countertop, but it is a damn good family coffee maker.

We don’t normally recommend pod coffee systems, but we’ll make an exception on Prime Day for the Nespresso.

This small tabletop charcoal grill will the do the trick for park hangs and day trips this summer. At nearly 50% off, you’ve got more cash in your pockets for supplies.

If you’ve not yet perfected the art of cooking meats to perfection, this Bluetooth meat thermometer will help you nail it every time; today, it’s a third it’s usual price.