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Today's best early Prime Day 2022 deal: An Echo Dot for $20 and more!

Korin Miller
Updated ·1 min read
Snag these sales while you can! (Photo: Amazon)
Snag these sales while you can! (Photo: Amazon)

Are you ready for some savings? We're less than a week away from the official Prime Days — happening on July 12 and 13 — but Amazon is already dropping new early Prime Day sales each day. For today: Score deep discounts on the Echo Dot, Fire tablets, air fryers and more! Scroll down for all the great Amazon deals you can score this Wednesday.

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Today's new early Prime Day Deals

Echo Dot (4th Gen, 2020 release)

Amazon
$20 $50 at Amazon

Score an impressive 60% off the mega-popular Amazon Echo Dot. This smart speaker —with the help of Alexa —can set timers, check the weather, answer questions, play your favorite songs and more.

Bally Total Fitness High Rise Short

Bally Total Fitness
$11 $19 at Amazon

A good pair of yoga shorts is a must, whether you want something to work out in or just to comfortably run errands in. These shorts are buttery-soft and feature a hidden pocket to store your phone and other small essentials.

Amazon Halo Band

Amazon
$45 $100 at Amazon

The Halo band offers so much from a small strap. It counts your steps, tracks your sleep, monitors your heart rate and more. Choose from three colors: Black, Blush and Silver.

Cacala Turkish Beach Towel

Cacala
$16 $25 at Amazon

A Turkish towel is lighter weight than traditional beach towels, making it ideal for stashing in your bag. It's also highly absorbent and great to use on hot days. Cacala's Turkish beach towels come in a slew of pretty color options.

Fire 7 tablet

Amazon
$30 $50 at Amazon

The Fire 7 tablet features a 7-inch display with impressive color accuracy. It comes with 16GB of on-board storage, and you can expand that up to 512GB via microSD card. Enjoy seven hours of battery life on one charge.

Echo Dot (4th Gen) Kids

Amazon
$25 $60 at Amazon

Amazon's most popular smart speaker with Alexa, this Echo Dot is made for kids. The super-fun design delivers crisp vocals and balanced bass. Kids can ask Alexa questions, set alarms, and get help with their homework.

Camille Tummy Control Leggings

Marika
$29 at Amazon

Comfortable and stretchy enough for you to move easily, in a breathable fabric that prevents chaffing. These top-rated leggings feature a 4-inch waistband, to hold you in and help flatten your mid section, adding extra support to your tummy.

Tummy Control Pocket Capri Legging

Jessica Simpson Sportswear
$26 $55 at Amazon

With side pockets, flattering "power mesh" at the waist, and side seams, these capri leggings by Jessica Simpson are made from a fabric that keeps sweat away. Moisture-wicking technology keeps you dry and comfortable.

Anti-Fog Swim Goggles

Portzon
$14 $15 at Amazon

Make swim season more enjoyable with this early Prime Day deal on anti-fog goggles. Made from squishy silicone they're leakproof and comfortable, with a quick release clasp to help you slide them on or off in seconds.

Fire 7 Kids tablet

Amazon
$50 $100 at Amazon

Save a jaw-dropping 50% off the popular Fire 7 Kids tablet. This tablet features a year of Amazon Kids+, giving your child access to thousands of apps, games, books, videos, audiobooks, and educational content. It also comes in a kid-safe case.

Cosori Air Fryer, 5 Quart

Cosori
$85 $100 at Amazon

The popular Cosori air fryer allows you to get all your fried favorites with a fraction of the oil. It includes nine one-touch cooking functions to make the whole thing easy on you. A five-quart basket lets you churn out enough food to feed up to four people at once.

Hoperay Memory Foam Pillows

Hoperay
$29 $63 at Amazon

This pillow is filled with shredded memory foam that you can adjust to fit your specific needs. Just add or take away some of the foam for that just-right fit. Its protective cover is made of polyester and bamboo for a cooling effect.

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Amazon Fire TV 55" Omni Series Smart TV

Amazon
$300 $560 at Amazon

Te Amazon Fire 55-inch Omni Series 4K Smart TV is a whopping 45% off. Stream movies and your favorite shows to your heart's content while enjoying the clear, vibrant 4K Ultra HD picture and assistance of the ever-attentive Alexa.

Fire TV Gaming Bundle

Amazon
$105 $120 at Amazon

This gaming bundle includes a Fire TV Stick 4K and Luna Controller.

TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Router

TP-Link
$30 $35 at Amazon

WiFi woes? This handy device allows you to switch to a stable high-speed ethernet connection. Just plug it in and enjoy faster online cruising times.

Ninja NJ601AMZ Professional Blender

Ninja
$100 at Amazon

If you're looking for a blender that’ll get the job done, this 1000-Watt Ninja device is a great option. It can crush ice completely in seconds and get a smooth blend on all your favorite dishes. A sizable 72-ounce pitcher lets you whip up plenty of smoothies at once.

Amazon eero mesh WiFi router

eero
$58 $69 at Amazon

Connect this Wi-Fi router to your modem and place it in an open space. Once synced with your internet provider, the router can cover up to 1,500 square feet of space, delivering fast, reliable WiFi to all areas of your home.

Shark AV752 ION Robot Vacuum

Shark
$218 $230 at Amazon

Kick back on your couch and let your robo vac do the work for you. This popular Shark vacuum features a tri-brush system to really sweep up dirt, dust and other gunk lurking on your floors. It runs for 120 minutes before needing a recharge and is easily operated from your phone.

Foot Massager Machine

Etekcity
$130 at Amazon

Treat your tired feet with this handy massager. It offers three air pressure levels and three different speeds for massage rollers to help you — and your feet — unwind. There's even a heating feature to warm you up. Control all the action with the included remote.

Pet Craft Supply Super Snoozer Bed

Pet Craft Supply
$41 at Amazon

This tough dog bed is perfect for your furry little friends. With its water resistancy and durable material that can withstand up to 500 hours of direct sunlight, keep your pet cozy and comfortable no matter the location.

Swim goggles

Portzon
$14 $15 at Amazon

Anti-fog and leak-proof swin goggles that fit both women and men. The soft silicone straps won't hurt your face, and a unique strap design makes them easy to adjust.

Greenworks 40V Cordless Axial Leaf Blower

Greenworks
$128 $170 at Amazon

Enjoy blowing speeds of up to 115 miles per hour with this cordless blower. It features a brushless motor to deliver more power and a longer run-time compared to brushed blowers. There's even a speed trigger with cruise control!

Lord & Berry Back In Black Mascara

LORD & BERRY
$23 at Amazon

Good mascara is hard to find, especially at a discount. Well, Lord & Berry's popular waterproof mascara is marked down to $18 today. This cruelty-free makeup lengthens and thickens lashes for false eyelash effect that's actually real.

Swarovski Pear-Shaped Stud Earrings

SWAROVSKI
$53 $69 at Amazon

This gorgeous pear-shaped studs are classy and eye-catching in small package. Made of mega-popular Swarovski crystals, the sparkling gems are mounted on a rhodium-plated metal post with a butterfly back for comfort.

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