Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer, and it’s also when retailers run some of the year’s deepest tech discounts before Prime Day takes over. We pulled together the 12 picks that are actually worth grabbing in 2026, the ones where the discount is real and the product was worth owning at full price.
Update: Memorial Day weekend has come and gone, but we keep this list up because most of these picks rotate back to the same prices at every sale event. Treat the deal prices as your buy below this number markers.
1
Apple AirPods Pro 2
Best ANC earbuds at their lowest
The active noise cancellation, transparency mode, and adaptive audio remain the best in class. If you’ve been waiting on AirPods Pro, this is the lowest they’ve hit since launch.
2
Anker 552 USB-C Hub (8-in-1)
Best laptop hub deal of the season
Two USB-A, two USB-C, HDMI 4K/60, ethernet, SD and microSD. The standard Memorial Day price drops it from $59 to $44.99. Best laptop hub deal we’ve seen this season.
3
Kindle Paperwhite (12th gen)
The e-reader that wins every year
Amazon discounts the Paperwhite Memorial Day weekend almost every year. The 7-inch glare-free display, 32GB storage, and 12-week battery life still beats every Kobo or Onyx for the same money.
4
Sonos Era 100
First real discount on the One replacement
Down from $249. The Era 100 replaced the One last year, and Memorial Day is its first real discount. Better mic array, USB-C, and slightly better bass than the One it replaced.
5
eufy 11S Robot Vacuum
Cheapest way into robot vacuums
The basic model that started the eufy line. No app, no mapping, just bumps around your living room and sucks up dog hair. $50 off. Perfect entry point.
6
JBL Flip 6 Bluetooth Speaker
The travel speaker everyone recommends
The travel-friendly Bluetooth speaker that gets recommended over and over. IP67 rated, 12 hours of battery, and a real bass driver. $40 off Memorial Day weekend.
7
Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet
Casual streaming for a quarter of an iPad
$75 off the $150 list. Fine for casual streaming, kids’ content, and reading. Don’t expect to do real work on it. Don’t pay full price either.
8
Logitech MX Master 3S
The productivity mouse with the magic wheel
The productivity mouse that lives on tech reviewers’ desks. Memorial Day brings it from $99 to $79. The MagSpeed scroll wheel is the feature that makes you forget every other mouse you’ve used.
9
Roku Ultra (2024)
Streaming box that outlives your TV apps
$20 off. The 4K streamer with HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Wi-Fi 6, and a remote that actually has a headphone jack. If you don’t trust your TV’s built-in apps, this fixes it for life.
10
Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II
Plane-grade noise cancelling, finally cheaper
Down from $279 at most retailers. The ANC is genuinely better than AirPods Pro on planes. The downside has always been the price. $80 off makes it competitive.
11
Anker Nano Charger 67W
One plug replaces the laptop brick
Tiny three-port USB-C/USB-A wall charger. $10 off. Replaces the chunky chargers that ship with most laptops and phones.
12
Govee Outdoor Smart String Lights
Patio season starter kit
50 feet of weatherproof RGB string lights, app-controlled, with about 60 preset patterns. Memorial Day weekend is when patio season starts and these are at their cheapest. Heads up, the current version on Amazon is the 96 foot S14 bulb string at $89.99, the 50 footer from the original deal sold through.
What we’d skip
Anything labeled “Memorial Day Doorbuster” that’s a no-name brand at a too-good-to-be-true price. The big discounts are real on real brands. Off-brand discounts are usually inventory clearance for products you don’t want.
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