Christmas is three days away, and if you’re procrastinating on gift shopping, now is the time to jump on some holiday deals — you don’t have much time left. If you’re in the market for a gift but don’t want to spend over $100, we’ve got you covered. Some major retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart have cut down their prices so you can save on products like Apple AirPods, TVs, coffee makers, air fryers, and more. Shop Sony speakers, kitchen helpers like immersion blenders and hand mixers, and super-power chargers with these deals.
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We rounded up the top holiday deals under $100. Considering hot ticket items (anything from Apple), streaming devices, and, not to mention, a handful of below-$100 TVs, we included the creme de la creme of under $100 deals you can still buy today.
Best holiday deals under $100
- Apple AirPods (Second Generation): $99 (save $30 at Amazon)
- Apple AirTag: $24 (save $6 at Amazon)
- Canon Ivy 2 Mini Photo Printer: $70 (save $30 at Canon)
- Sony SRS-XB100 Portable Speaker: $38 (save $22 at Amazon)
- Beats by Dre Studio Buds: $80 (save $70 at Best Buy)
- Sangean WR-15WL AM/FM Wooden Radio: $91 (save $54 at Amazon)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A7: $99 (save $60 at Amazon)
- KitchenAid 9-Speed Digital Hand Mixer: $80 (save $30 at Amazon)
- Ultimea Dolby Atmos Sound Bar: $100 (save $70 at Walmart)
- Insignia 24-inch Class F20 Series Smart TV: $65 (save $55 at Amazon)
- Insignia 32-Inch Class F20 Series Smart TV: $100 (save $50 at Best Buy)
- Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker: $50 (save $50 at Amazon)
- Bella Pro Series Digital Air Fryer: $70 (save $110 at Best Buy)
- Windows 11 Pro: $25 (save $165 at Stack Social)
- Costco membership: $60 (get a $40 gift card free at Stack Social)
- Anker 120W USB-C Charger: $ (save $10 at Amazon)
- Hover 1 Blast Electric Self-Balancing Scooter: $70 (save $50 at Best Buy)
- Ionvac SmartClean Robovac: $69 (save $60 at Walmart)
- HP DeskJet 3772 All-in-One Wireless Color Printer: $72 (save $22 at Walmart)
- Current price: $99
- Original price: $130
If you’ve been contemplating a new pair of earbuds, now is your chance to buy a great pair at an affordable price. These best-selling second-generation Apple AirPods are on sale for $100. Anyone in the Apple ecosystem could appreciate these lightweight, portable buds for on-the-go music- and podcast-listening sessions.
- Current price: $75
- Original price: $130
This kitchen countertop device can get your food as crispy as a deep fryer without the oily mess of a bubbling stovetop pot of canola or the hot kitchen. The Ninja Air Fryer offers up four cooking programs: air fry, reheat, dehydrate, and roast with temperatures ranging fro 105 degrees to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Current price: $73
- Original price: $80
If you’re looking for a more subtle activity tracker, consider a Garmin Vivofit 4. It tracks your health data with detail, providing a personalized daily step goal, and one year of battery life.
- Current price: $45
- Original price: $60
For avid home cooks, an immersion blender is one of those products that you think you don’t need until you use it once — then you’re devoted for life. It’s a lovely gift for that person in your life who is always entertaining, whipping up their own homemade mayos or blending chunky sauces into airy and light liquids. And right now you can get a $15 discount on the KitchenAid product through Amazon.
- Current price: $99
- Original price: $159
With a large screen size of 42mm, a long battery life of 40 hours, and a stylish and sleek fit, this Samsung Galaxy Watch promises insight into your sleep, an ECG monitor for heart health, and workout tracking for accurate health data you can use. The watch is water-resistant, so you can workout with it on your wrist rain or shine. Most health wearables are clunky and stick out on a wrist, but we like this Galaxy Watch 4 for its discreet and classic watch look. Any Android user could appreciate this unassuming but data-aggregating health wearable.
How did we choose these holiday deals?
ZDNET only writes about deals we want to buy — devices and products we desire, need, or would recommend. Our experts looked for deals that were at least 20% off (or are hardly ever on sale), using established price comparison tools and trackers to determine whether the deal is actually on sale and how frequently it drops.
We also looked over customer reviews to find out what matters to real people who already own and use the deals we’re recommending. Our recommendations may also be based on our own testing — in addition to extensive research and comparison shopping. The goal is to deliver the most accurate advice to help you shop smarter.
