Prime Day 2026 Wrap-Up: Every Record-Low Wearable Deal That Happened and What Prices Look Like Now

Amazon Prime Day 2026 is officially over. The four-day sale (June 23–26) delivered the deepest wearable discounts in Prime Day history, with multiple record-low prices across smartwatches, earbuds, smart rings, and fitness trackers.

The Biggest Wearable Deals That Happened

• Apple Watch Series 11 (42mm GPS): $299 — $100 off, all-time low
• Apple Watch Ultra 3: $649 — $150 off, all-time low
• AirPods Pro 3: $169 — $80 off, all-time low
• AirPods Max 2: $399 — $150 off, all-time low
• Oura Ring 4 (Gold): $246 — 51% off, deepest Oura discount ever
• Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra: $449 — $200 off, 31% discount, record low
• Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2: 50% off — deepest discount ever
• Fitbit Charge 6: $91 — 43% off, all-time low
• Google Pixel Watch 3: $247 — $102 off

What Prices Look Like Now

Historically, prices bounce back to pre-sale levels within 24–48 hours of Prime Day ending. Some retailers like Best Buy and Walmart may extend price-matched deals by a day or two, but the deepest Amazon discounts are gone. If you missed the sale, track our price pages — secondary sellers on eBay often offer competitive pricing in the days after Prime Day as inventory clears.

What's Next for Wearable Deals

The next major sale events are Amazon's back-to-school sale in August and Black Friday in November. However, Samsung's July 22 Unpacked event will likely trigger clearance deals on current-gen Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds models as Samsung makes room for the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9. Keep tracking prices in our smartwatch and earbuds guides.