Prime Day officially ended weeks ago but a bunch of solid deals are still quietly live

[HeartbreakKidStuart26]

Amazon Prime Day 2026 wrapped up on June 26, but a handful of genuinely worthwhile deals from brands like Apple, Dyson, Medicube and Le Creuset are still hanging around at or close to their Prime Day pricing. Some retailers just quietly extend their discounts past the official end date rather than snapping straight back to full price

A few specifics worth flagging, a folding wireless charging station that handles an iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch at the same time is still discounted and useful for cutting down on travel cords. Medicube's Zero Pore Pads are currently 39 percent off, which even though it is three dollars pricier than the actual Prime Day rate is still historically a strong discount for that product

The general rule with these lingering deals is simple, if something is still marked at least 20 percent off and it is a product you were actually going to buy anyway, there is no real reason to wait around hoping for an even better price later. Stock on the genuinely good leftover deals tends to just quietly disappear once retailers decide the sale window is truly over

It is a good reminder to always double check current pricing against what you remember from the actual sale before assuming a deal is gone the moment the official countdown clock hits zero. Plenty of solid savings just sit there unnoticed for people who did not have get everything from cart to checkout before the deadline

[Jan79]

The folding wireless charger for iPhone AirPods and Watch all at once sounds genuinely useful for travel, might actually grab that one

[Oscar_86]

Good reminder that not everything vanishes the second the countdown hits zero, some brands clearly just keep the discount running quietly

[QuantumLeap53]

39 percent off exfoliating pads being worth grabbing even three dollars above the actual Prime Day price says a lot about how good that original deal was

[Louise5]

Always worth a quick price check before assuming something reverted to full price, I've caught a few surprise leftovers like this before myself

[Andy99]

Curious how long these particular deals actually stick around before they finally do disappear for real

[Cantona]

Le Creuset showing up on a leftover deals list is the one that surprises me most, that brand almost never actually discounts