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The 32 best last-chance Prime Day deals on Amazon devices — up to 60% off TVs, tablets, video doorbells and more

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Prime Day is officially here, but it's almost over! Amazon devices are some of the most heavily discounted across the entire site. In fact, if you're looking to score the biggest savings — up to 60% off — snag some of Amazon's best-selling tech devices from its Fire TV, Ring, Kindle and Echo lines.

From July 12-13, you'll find tons of Amazon device deals that offer the lowest prices ever on some of Amazon's most popular tech items. Since there are so many deals to choose from, we've organized them all into five major categories to make your shopping experience easier:

If you're looking to save big on a premium smart TV, Amazon's full Fire TV lineup is on sale — and the deals are pretty insane. For instance, large Amazon Fire TVs are on sale for as low as $99.99, marking up to a whopping 79% in savings.

Also, if you're finally taking the plunge and investing in a Ring or Blink video doorbell, they're all up to 50% off during these two days only.

Keep in mind that you must be an Amazon Prime member to snag these deals. If you're not already registered, sign up for a free 30-day trial here.

Check out all of the best Prime Day deals on Amazon devices below.

Fire TV Device Deals

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Echo Device Deals

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Blink and Fire Tablet Device Deals

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Kindle Device Deals

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Ring Device Deals

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