5 Deals You Need to Know Today: These are Prime Prime Appreciation Days Days
Art appreciation is for schmucks; real ones appreciate Prime. Check out this offer and more in our roundup of the five best deals we found over the last 24 hours.
Top Home & Garden Deal
Woot Prime Appreciation Days
10 days of dealsThere are seven days in a week. Classic. Nothing wrong with that, you think, like a clown. It's not good enough for Woot (an Amazon company, lest we forget). And so, not seven. Not eight, nor nine, but ten whole days of deals as part of Prime Appreciation Days. It's too many days, because anything longer than a week is frankly terrifying. Who can plan that far ahead? But Woot says how about this: weeks are done. Finished. If you can't spend 10 days celebrating Prime by shopping these Prime-only deals, you get left behind in our brave new world.
Top Watch Deal
Hamilton Men's Jazzmaster Automatic Watch
$287 via code "HAMILTON10"The idea of a watch coming with a travel case is obviously fine — even appreciated — but it does seem like the point of watches is to be portable even without a dedicated storage compartment. Perhaps you might even carry it on your person. Can't imagine where, but you'll figure it out. Aside from the case, this watch also comes with a big ol' discount, to the tune of over $700, and all the hours marked on the dial, which for some reason isn't a given.
Top Musical Instrument Deal
D'Addario Accessories Featured Deals at Amazon
Up to 37% offIt is, of course, an attack on guitar players everywhere that more than half of the featured deals in this D'Addario sale are tuners. Pedals, clip-on tuners, anything to get your B string back in order after that whammy bar business. I remember the days of carrying around a separate little handheld tuner into which you had to plug your guitar, the Apple iPod Classic of guitar tuning accessories — now you just download the Fender app on your phone, and badly tune your guitar on that, then use some of its free metronome options to give yourself a bossa nova beat to badly improvise power chords over in a doomed attempt to make the next Interstate Love Song. Admittedly, that's bad form mid-gig, so that's where these pedals come in.
Top Home Furniture Deal
Full Murphy Bed w/ Chest of Drawers & USB Charging Station
$374 via code "BEDROOM10"I wonder who Murphy was. Did he not have the room in his house for a bed that didn't fold up into an armoire of some description? Or did he just enjoy the Transformers-adjacent fun of having a wardrobe that doubles as a bed? I like to imagine he had an oversized wardrobe in his unusually small guest bedroom, and just jammed a regular mattress into it vertically for storage, then next time he opened it, after he recovered from being brained by a falling mattress, the stars he was seeing were replaced by dollar signs. Whatever the origin story, coming to a theater near you in Summer 2027, you get to save $94 on this secreted sleep station. And of course, a simple Google search will tell you that the original Murphy was none other tha—
The wrist! Of course. Nature's travel case.
Top Shoe Deal
Hoka Men's Sale and Clearance Shoes
Up to 45% offThe USAF and NASA operated the X-15 hypersonic rocket-powered aircraft, which achieved Mach 6.7 in October 1967. That's 4,520 miles per hour, the official and still-unbroken world record for the highest speed recorded by a crewed, powered aircraft. Its initial design featured twin rocket engines that provided 16,000 pounds-force of thrust; by 1960, they were replaced by a single XLR99 rocket engine, giving 57,000 pounds-force of thrust, which could burn 15,000 lbs. of propellant in 80 seconds.
The Hoka Mach 6 shoes probably won't let you run at 4,520 miles per hour, or give you 57,000 pounds-force of thrust, but unlike the X-15, which cost an estimated $9 million per craft (over $91 million, inflation-adjusted), the shoes can be yours for just $100 in this Nordstrom sale. That's 0.0001% of the cost. Bargain.
