Amazon Prime Day early deals start, excludes Kindle, Fire Stick

Following the announcement of Amazon Prime Day 2024 running from July 8-11, early Prime Day deals have already started surfacing, featuring significant discounts on Amazon's proprietary tech products.

For gaming enthusiasts subscribed to Amazon Prime, the Luna Wireless Controller is now 43% off at $39.99 (down from $69.99). This makes an excellent entry point for trying Amazon's Luna gaming service, with its Wi-Fi-direct connection promising ultra-low latency across all streaming devices.

Home security shoppers will find particularly compelling offers on Amazon's Blink and Ring security camera bundles, with discounts varying based on package configurations.

Ring Battery Doorbell with Ring Chime

$134.98 | 52% OFF | $64.99 at Amazon

Blink Outdoor 4 + Blink Mini 2 — Smart security cameras

$139.98 | 54% OFF | $64.98 at Amazon

Amazon Fire TV 50" 4-Series, 4K UHD smart TV

$449.99 | 38% OFF | $279.99 at Amazon

Amazon Fire TV 55" Omni QLED Series 4K UHD smart TV

$499.99 | 27% OFF | $364.99 at Amazon

Amazon Fire TV 40" 2-Series

$249.99 | 32% OFF | $169.99 at Amazon

Standout offers include the Ring Battery Doorbell with Ring Chime bundle, currently discounted by 52% to $64.99 (originally $134.98). This provides comprehensive front-door monitoring with audible in-home notifications, eliminating constant phone checking.

The Blink Outdoor 4 & Blink Mini 2 camera package now starts at $64.98, with savings reaching 60% depending on configuration. These wireless security cameras offer flexible placement and long battery life.

For home entertainment upgrades, Amazon has slashed prices across its Fire TV lineup. The 50" 4-Series 4K Amazon Fire TV now costs just $279.99 (38% off original $449.99 pricing), while the premium 55" Omni QLED model drops to $364.99 (27% off $499.99). Budget-conscious shoppers can grab the 40" HD 2-Series model for only $169.99 (32% off $249.99).

Notably absent from these early promotions are Amazon's Kindle e-readers and Fire TV Sticks. This departure from Amazon's typical sales strategy suggests the retailer may be holding back these popular items for deeper discounts during the main Prime Day event.