Hurry! These 5 home gadgets are even cheaper than their Prime Day prices

Home gadgets in Post Prime Day deal
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This year's October Prime Day event offered steep discounts on some of the best smart home devices we've tested. Although Amazon's own Echo and Ring deals have come to an end, even better sales have taken their place on home gadgets from smart locks to air fryers. This gear will save you time and space while making each day easier—whether you're cooking for a group or want to have your door unlock itself when you have your hands full.

One of my favorite deals right now is the Roomba Combo Essential for just $219 at Amazon. That's $70 in savings off of its regular price and even lower than the price during Prime Day. This model is a great starter pick if you're looking for a first 2-in-1 robot vacuum. The Combo Essential comes loaded with iRobot's app smarts and a spot cleaning feature for quick jobs like spills in the kitchen.

The gadgets below provide a quick and easy way to take your home to the next level without putting too big of a dent in your wallet. Read on to see what I'd spend my own money on in the chaos of the post-Prime Day sales.

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Kasa Smart Plug Power Strip: was $80 now $39 @ Amazon

Kasa Smart Plug Power Strip: was $80 now $39 @ Amazon
Named one of our best smart plugs in 2024, this surge protector combines six smart plugs into one space-saving strip (with three USB ports to boot). You can control each connected device individually using the Kasa app, Alexa or Google Assistant or buttons on the device itself. Plus, you can monitor your energy usage to adjust your habits and reduce your power bill.

Ninja Foodi DualZone 7-quart Air Fryer: was $179 now $119 @ Amazon

Ninja Foodi DualZone 7-quart Air Fryer: was $179 now $119 @ Amazon
This compact countertop oven hosts a spacious 7-quart capacity drawer. Foodi's DualZone cook system uses a divider and separately controlled elements to cook two meals in two different ways at the same time. You can set one side to roast 3.5 quarts of vegetables while the other 3.5 quarts of space air frys a steak to perfection. You can remove the center divider to utilize all 7 quarts of space with the "MegaZone" cooking option. There are 6 cooking functions, including air fry, roast, bake, broil, dehydrate, and reheat to provide versatility while enjoying crispy food without the oil.

Soundcore Motion+: was $99 now $69 @ Amazon

Soundcore Motion+: was $99 now $69 @ Amazon
Anker's portable Bluetooth speaker is a triumph in terms of weatherproof design, ease of use, and sound quality. Its huge bass (powered by two neodymium woofers) and loud volume sounds much bigger than it actually is thanks to Hi-Res Audio and lossless connectivity. Its 12-hour battery life should also net you plenty of play time so you can swap it between rooms or outside.

iRobot Roomba Combo Essential: was $279 now $219 @ Amazon

iRobot Roomba Combo Essential: was $279 now $219 @ Amazon
This new 2-in-1 robot vacuum and mop from Roomba includes advanced features like AI room cleaning suggestions and Spot Cleaning. You can customize both the bot's water and suction levels for each job. The advanced iRobot app and voice control support make it easy to work the Combo into smart home routines. Keep in mind that its base only charges the vacuum — you'll need to empty it more frequently since there's no extended dustbin. That's a small price to pay for the low cost.

Schlage Encode Plus: was $330 now $251 @ Amazon

Schlage Encode Plus: was $330 now $251 @ Amazon
The Encode Plus is more expensive than the other smart locks I've tested, but it's also far more durable. It has the highest ANSI rating for locks that can withstand heavy strikes and over 200,000 deadbolt cycles. This model has the same features as the competition but stands above it for its Apple HomeKey support. You can also unlock the door just by pressing your Apple Watch (or iPhone) against it. It's now $10 less than it was during Prime Day.

Hunter Fenollol
Senior Editor, Smart Home

Hunter Fenollol is a Senior Editor for Tom’s Guide. He specializes in smart home gadgets and appliances. Prior to joining the team, Hunter reviewed computers, wearables, and mixed reality gear for publications that include CNN Underscored, Popular Mechanics, and Laptop Magazine. When he’s not testing out the latest cooking gadgets, you can likely find him playing a round of golf or out with friends feeding his paycheck to a QuickHit slot machine. Hunter started his career as an intern at Tom’s Guide back in 2019 while in college. He graduated from Long Island University Post with a degree in Communications and minor in Advertising. He has been vlogging ever since the iPhone 4 took front-facing cameras mainstream.