Prime Day 2021 is in full swing with deals in about any category you can imagine, including the latest tech products. Even though it's a 48-hour event, that doesn't mean you should wait until the last minute. The most popular items will sell out, and our list of 15 tech deals will help you find the best ones before they're gone.

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We're over the halfway point of this year's Prime Day event that ends at 11:59 p.m. PDT on Tuesday. The most popular deals will not last for the entire sale so if there's something you've been wanting to purchase, now's the time to check it out. We put together a list of 15 great deals on products for inside your home, and out.

You've got a few hours left to find great deals through Amazon Prime Day. Don't wait. Otherwise, some of the best products could sell out! Here are a few categories with great deals you should take advantage of ASAP.

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