The 19 Tech Deals You Don’t Want to Miss This Amazon Prime Day

Part laptop, part tablet, this convertible Acer runs Chrome and is more than half-off today.

The $279 eero mesh system lets parents easily manage wifi access for devices and individuals in the home, making sure kids don't see anything unsavory or overload on screen time.

Normally $199, this Bose speaker has a built-in mic so you can make calls, and 360 degree sound coverage.

These gorgeous retro speakers have real wood finishes and deliver concert-quality sound. Normally $289, they're a nice blend of form and function.

These outstanding $349.95 over-ear headphones have pure adaptive noise canceling technology and 22 hours of playtime.

Sony's $199.99 noise-cancelling earbuds get you an IP55 sweat and splash-proof design and up to eight hours of battery life.

A pair of over-ear noise-cancelling Sony headphones with a battery that lasts a whopping 30 hours, and there's even a dedicated Alexa button so you have access to your digital assistant whenever you need it.

$58 for true wireless headphones from a legit audio brand? Sign us up.

Down from $150, these earbuds use Ambient Aware2 to filter out outside noises, and deliver up to 11 hours of nonstop music on a single charge.

These earbuds have a perfect fit and up to 14 hours of listening time, with a list price of $249.

These on-ear headphones have up to 40 hours of battery life, crystal clear sound, work with iOS and Android devices. And they're normally $200.

Usually, these killer over-the-ear noise-canceling headphones are $250, and quite a steal at this discount.

A surround sound system in one box, with a bar, woofer, and two additional speakers to spread around the room—all cranking Dolby Atmos-quality content. This kit usually runs about $1,000.

This smart video calling device is normally $179. It has a smart camera that pans and zooms, and you can call using your Messenger or WhatsApp accounts.

Hang your garments inside this thing, press a few buttons, and it can steam, sanitize, and deodorize your clothes. It's near-magic, and it's normally $1499.

This slim touchscreen deadbolt is reduced from $219 today, and it can be opened with a smartphone or a unique pin code. You can also use the app to create temporary codes and receive notifications when the door is opened, which is great for parents whose kids walk home after school.

Keep an eye on things at home with this compact surveillance camera, which is normally $35.

This normally $30 hub works with most garage door openers to give you access from your phone, which is a game-changer if, like most Americans, the garage is actually the door you use the most.

If you have a pet, this smart whole room cleaner sends diagnostics to your phone. It usually costs about $330.