The Best Fall Amazon Prime Day Deals

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It’s October, and you probably haven’t begun to think about seasonal shopping for yourself or others, but deals have started to surface. This week, Amazon is holding its second Prime Day of the year. For two days, you’ll be able to stock up on goods you might call essentials—shirts, socks, hoodies—and others you probably just want, like headphones. No, you won’t find the most sought-after Dunks among the plethora of offerings, but if you need, say, slides, you’ll be good.

With Prime Day running through tomorrow, we’ve compiled some of the best products across categories for you to take advantage of. And check back—we’ll be updating this list as prices change and deals are announced.

If you’re picking up the hoodie, you probably need the pants. Champion sweats are comfy, durable, and inexpensive. You should own at least one pair.

Everyone always needs socks. These, from Adidas, come in packs of three. A solid—and necessary—pick-up for the months to come.

Whether you’re going to the gym or going to bed, an undershirt always helps. This Adidas model comes in packs of three and will hold up to all the activity (or inactivity) you throw at it.

By now, you probably know everything there is to know about AirPods, the ubiquitous earbuds of the last half-decade-plus: They sound good, they’re sleek, and they pair with all your Apple devices. Today, they’re going for $89.99, which might be reason enough to pick up an extra pair.

While not quite the iPad Pro, the latest iPad Air is probably more tablet than most of us need, with a fast M1 processor, Touch ID fingerprint reader, powerful screen, and more. Sixty-four gigs of storage isn’t much, but if you just want to lie in bed and stream, this iPad is the move.

The MacBook Air is a staple of designers, producers, and creatives, and for good reason: It’s ultra-portable and capable. This configuration, from 2020, features Apple’s M1 chip, which means it can carry you through most of the day on a single charge.

A lot of us always seem to have charging cords but never wall adapters. At around $20 for a pack of two, these are good to keep on deck all around the house.

According to Amazon, this JBL speaker boasts 24 hours of playtime, which should carry you through at least two deluxe editions of recent releases at least once.

Another thing that to most of us is an afterthought at best: a power strip. You’ll feel otherwise the day you unpack yet another set-top box for your TV and realize you can’t plug it in. Which is why this is a safe bet for your cart.

One thing about home speakers is that a lot of them don’t offer bass levels that do music justice. This subwoofer, from Polk Audio, is the fix.

A low- or no-battery PS5 controller is the last thing you want. This charger, from Razer, will get you to “full” in three hours, and lets you navigate menus while powering up.

Cleaning is better when you can do it passively. The Roomba i2 will learn its way around your space so it can get rid of the eyesores on your floor more effectively.

There comes a day when you have to accept that the chair you eat on isn’t the one you should game (or work) on. This Flash Furniture model will keep you comfortable and provide the support your back, whether it’s aging or growing, sorely needs.

If you ever wake up congested, know that an air purifier can help you fight off the stuffiness and dry throat that have you questioning whether you’re sick or you just need to air your spot out. Set this one to run while you’re out or program it for when you sleep.