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This post includes all deals for a computer network, ranging from desktops and laptops to Wi-Fi and storage devices, and more. These are items curated from thousands of products with deep discounts during the 2025 Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale event, taking place from October 7 to 8.
When it comes to shopping online, Amazon is the go-to destination for many. For Prime-related events, you’ll need a Prime membership to take advantage of the discounts. The cabinet below includes membership options.
Amazon Prime membership signup links
An Amazon Prime membership offers more than just free 2-day shipping. It includes streaming (Prime Video and Amazon Music), Amazon storage with unlimited photos and 5TB of video, discounts on groceries (Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods), and much more. You have a couple of options:
- The standard plan costs $14.99/month or $139/year with a 30-day free trial. If you’re eligible for government assistance, you can enroll in a discounted plan for $6.99 per month.
- The Prime for Young Adults (formerly, Prime Student) for those aged 18-24 costs $7.49/month or $69/year, with a 6-month free trial.
All of these options come with a free trial period. You won’t be charged during this time or judged if you cancel the membership before the trial ends—all the benefits you’ve enjoyed during the trial remain yours to keep.
Dong’s note: This post is regularly updated to cover the most recent sale event. Dong Knows Tech might earn a commission from your purchase.
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2025 sale event: The WORTHY deals
Below are the curated lists of computer-related devices during this Amazon Prime Big Deal Days shopping event. Pick yours now before it’s too late!
1. Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2025: Deals on Desktops, Laptops, Tablets, PC monitors, and accessories
There are 586 WORTHY Deals on desktops, laptops, tablets, computer components, and computer monitors during this shopping event. Below is the breakdown by categories.
Deals on desktop computers
There are 47 WORTHY Deals on Desktop Computers. Here’s the breakdown by brands:
- ASUS: 4 Deals on NUC and tower PCs
- Coresair: 6 Deals on gaming PCs
- CyberPower: 5 Deals on gaming PCs
- Dell: 7 Deals on gaming PCs, all-in-one desktops, and towers
- HP: 4 Deals on All-in-one and tower PCs
- MSI: 5 Deals on gaming PCs
- Lenovo: 2 Deals on towers
- iBuyPower: 2 Deals on gaming PCs
- Skytech: 7 Deals on gaming PCs
- Thermaltake: 6 Deals on gaming PCs
Deals on laptop computers
There are 83 WORTHY Deals on Laptops and Notebooks. Here’s the breakdown by brands:
- Acer: 9 Deals on mainstream and gaming laptops
- ASUS: 17 Deals on mainstream and gaming laptops
- Dell and Alienware: 8 Deals on mainstream and gaming laptops
- GIGABYTE: 4 Deals on mainstream laptops
- Google: 8 Deals on Chrome Books
- HP: 7 Deals on mainstream laptops
- Lenovo: 3 Deals on mainstream and gaming laptops
- LG: 9 Deals on mainstream laptops
- Microsoft: 2 Deals on Surface laptops
- MSI: 10 Deals on mainstream and gaming laptops
- Samsung: 6 Deals on laptops and two-in-ones
- Extra: 54 Deals on Laptop Accessories (docking stations, bags, mounts, and more).
Deals on tablet computers
There are 62 WORTHY Deals on Tablets. Here’s the breakdown by brands:
- Apple: 24 Deals on iPads
- Google: 3 Deals on Pixel tablets
- Lenovo: 3 Deals on Tab tablets
- Samsung: 32 Deals on Galaxy tablets
- Extra: 38 tablet accessories (case, keyboards, etc.)
Deals on computer monitors
There are 203 WORTHY Deals on Computer Screens. Here’s the breakdown by brands:
- Acer: 12 Monitor Deals
- AOC: 7 Monitor Deals
- ASUS: 24 Monitor Deals
- GIGABYTE: 7 Monitor Deals
- HP: 3 Monitor Deals
- Lenovo: 5 Monitor Deals
- Dell and Alienware: 12 Monitor Deals
- LG: 25 Monitor Deals
- MSI: 19 Monitor Deals
- Philips: 6 Monitor Deals
- Samsung: 50 Monitor Deals
- Sceptre: 18 Monitor Deals
- ViewSonic: 15 Monitor Deals
Deals on PC components
There are 191 WORTHY Deals on Computer Components. Here’s the breakdown by brands:
- AMD: 4 Deals on CPUs
- ASUS: 35 Deals motherboards and GPUs
- Cooler Master: 5 Deals on CPU and GPU coolers
- Corsair: 27 Deals on power supplies and cooling accessories
- GIGABYTE: 33 Deals on GPU, motherboards, and power supplies
- Intel: 15 Deals on CPUs
- MSI: 13 Deals on motherboards, power supplies, and fans
- Rosewill: 17 Deals on computer cases
- Thermaltake: 21 Deals power supplies, heatsinks, and fans
2. Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2025: Networking Devices (routers, mesh systems, switches, adapters, and more)
Like running water and electricity, Wi-Fi is the essence of modern homes. Generally, you only need a single router to get connected, but if you have a last place, a mesh system will come in handy. If you’re unsure which to choose, this quick guide will be helpful.
There are 320 WORTHY deals on networking devices from known vendors. Here’s the breakdown by brands:
- ARRIS: 3 Deals on cable modems and gateways
- ASUS: 23 Deals on routers and Wi-Fi systems
- D-Link: 20 Deals on switches and Wi-Fi routers
- Google: 3 Deals on Wi-Fi systems
- MSI: 2 Deals on Wi-Fi routers and USB Wi-Fi adapters
- Netgear: 38 Deals on Wi-Fi routers, Wi-Fi systems, switches, cable modems, and adapters
- ScreenBeam: 2 Deals on MoCA adapters
- TP-Link: 174 Deals on routers, Wi-Fi systems, switches, adapters and more
- TRENDnet: 54 Deals mostly on switches
If the number of deals is overwhelming, you can check our regularly updated top-5 collection for specific models. Here are a few popular lists:
Top 5 best full-band Wi-Fi 7 routers
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| Name | Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Router 7 (UDR7)’s Rating | ASUS GT-BE98 Pro’s Rating | ASUS RT-BE92U’s Rating | TP-Link Archer GE800’s Rating | NETGEAR Nighthawk RS700S’ Rating |
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Top 5 best full-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh systems
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| Name | Ubiquiti UniFi Network Wi-Fi System’s Rating | ASUS ZenWiFi BT10’s Rating | ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16 Pro’s Rating | TP-Link Deco BE85’s Rating | NETGEAR Orbi 870 Series’ Rating |
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Top 5 best Wi-Fi access points
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| Name | Ubiquiti U7 Pro XGS’s Rating | TP-Link Omada EAP783’s Rating | ASUS ZenWiFi BD5 Outdoor’s Rating | EnGenius EWS850-FIT (formerly EWS850AP) Access Point’s Rating | Zyxel WBE660S Wi-Fi 7 Access Point’s Rating |
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Top 5 best 10Gbps Multi-Gig mesh systems
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| Name | Ubiquiti UniFi Network Wi-Fi System’s Rating | ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16 Pro’s Rating | ASUS ZenWiFi BT10’s Rating | TP-Link Deco BE85’s Rating | NETGEAR Orbi 970 Series (RBE973S)’s Rating |
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Top 5 best Wi-Fi access points
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| Name | Ubiquiti U7 Pro XGS’s Rating | TP-Link Omada EAP783’s Rating | ASUS ZenWiFi BD5 Outdoor’s Rating | EnGenius EWS850-FIT (formerly EWS850AP) Access Point’s Rating | Zyxel WBE660S Wi-Fi 7 Access Point’s Rating |
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3. Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2025: Deals on storage devices
These are digital storage devices that allow you to boost the performance of a computer or store more photos and videos.
There are 102 WORTHY deals on storage devices during this shopping event. Here is the breakdown by brands:
- Crucial (Micron): 11 Deals on NVMe SSDs and portable SSDs
- Kingston: 13 Deals on NVMe SSDs and portable SSDs
- Lexar: 18 Deals on NVMe SSDS and portable SSDs
- Samsung: 14 Deals on NVMe SSDS and portable SSDs
- Sandisk: 16 Deals on NVMe SSDS and portable SSDs
- Seagate: 11 Deals on Internal and External Hard Drives
- Western Digital: 12 Deals on Internal and External Hard Drives
Again, if you want to look for a particular model, the top-5 collection will help. Here are a couple of them:
Top 5 best portable SSDs
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| Name | Crucial X10 Portable SSD’s Rating | SanDisk Extreme PRO with USB4’s Rating | Synology BeeDrive’s Rating | ASUS AS1000 TUF Gaming Plus’ Rating | Samsung T9’s Rating |
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Top 5 best NVMe SSDs
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| Name | Micron Crucial P510’s Rating | Samsung 990 EVO Plus SSD’s Rating | Micron Crucial T710’s Rating | Sandisk WD Black SN8100’s Rating | Sandisk WD Blue SN5100’s Rating |
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Happy shopping!
There you go. Any of the products above would be a great deal if you have relevant needs or know someone who does.
By the way, if you need more information, the shopping guide will be helpful. For example, if you’re wondering if it’s time to replace your current router or Wi-Fi system, this post provides a comprehensive answer. The gist is that you only need to get a replacement when the current one no longer meets your bandwdith needs.
In any case, shop responsibly! A deal is only as great as the real-world value you derive from the product.
Thank you! You provide an amazing service. I guess if the satellite is not wired, there would be no way to contact it to turn on or off. I guess if there is a Bluetooth connection an app can do that.
Do any of the top mesh 6E allow you to control the TX rate?
Regarding Mesh vs. router, I could buy one ET12 to act as a standard router and then add satellites or buy an Asus router such as Asus GT-AXE16000 and then add satellites. Am I missing on anything significant by going with the ET12?
That’s not entirely true, Amy. In a mesh, you control all the satellites via the primary router’s unit, including the power or Wi-Fi schedules.
If the hardware can be controlled via a web user interface (not the case of Deco, eero, Google Nest or any app-operated hardware) then chances are you can control the TX rates or even the broadcasting power. Generally, it’s pointless to change these lower than the default (highest). More on AiMesh in this post and the related ones in the series (in the Related Posts box at the beginning of each post). Make sure you read them.
Hey Dong,
Have you heard any word on when the Asus ZenWifi BT10 will be available? Do think it will be worth it over the ET12?
Thanks!
I’d say in a month or two, but only Asus would know. It’s different, if you have wired backhauling, chances are it’ll very similar. If you want the best compatibility, the ET12 is better for the time being and foreseeable future, more here.
I’ll be using MoCA with Ethernet converters to get the 2.5gb backhaul, so I’ll get the ET12 if the BT10 isn’t out when I’m ready to buy.
Thanks!
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Hi Dong,
Thank you for this amazing and detailed site. I recently purchased the TP-Link Deco Mesh WiFi AXE11000 (still in the return window). It is great, but I would really like to be able to schedule the WiFi shutting off at night, as at least the satellite is near our heads. I don’t see this feature for Deco. Would it work with ET12? It is on sale now. I can do a wired backhaul.
Also, in the past I have needed mesh, but it could be a new router is strong enough to reach entire apartment. Would there be a benefit to getting a asus router and then expending if needed?
Yes, you can do that, one band at a time, with all Asus routers, Amy, it’s the “wireless schedualer” in the Professional tab of the Wireless section in the web user interface (I generally don’t use the Asus mobile app but you might be able to do that with it too.) As for whether you’d need a mesh, only you would know, but you can start with a router and add more later.