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These October Prime Day deals are still live from Apple, Kindle, Yeti and more — but not for long

October Prime Day is over, but some deals are still live. Discover discounts on tech, home, beauty and more that are still worth shopping. October Prime Day is officially over, but if you forgot to add a few…
One Place News   •   October 8, 2026   •   Updated October 8, 2026
These October Prime Day deals are still live from Apple, Kindle, Yeti and more — but not for long

October Prime Day is over, but some deals are still live. Discover discounts on tech, home, beauty and more that are still worth shopping.

October Prime Day is officially over, but if you forgot to add a few products to your cart, you’re in luck: a handful of deals are still live for Prime members. Some are at their exact Prime Big Deals Day price, while others are just a few dollars higher, so if you can’t wait until early Black Friday sales start to buy something, this is a great chance to save. Below, I rounded up the best October Prime Day deals still live from top brands like Kindle, Apple, Yeti and KitchenAid. They could end at any moment, so don’t wait to add them to your cart and check out. Want more from NBC Selected?

Sign up for our newsletter, The Selection, and shop smarter. Best October Prime Day deals still live I’m very picky about dish soap because I don’t have a dishwasher, and out of all the options I’ve tested, Dawn Powerwash Spray is hands-down the best one. It easily removes dirt and grime from my dishes without pre-soaking, and it leaves them literally sparkling. Also, since the soap works without water, I don’t turn my faucet on until I’m ready to rinse. Beyond washing dishes, you can use Dawn’s spray on laundry stains, kitchen surfaces, appliances and grills, according to the brand. This starter kit comes with four

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