The 17 best Prime Day tech deals still live after the sale: Last chance deals on MacBooks, TVs, headphones, and more

The best October Prime Day tech deals still live: Best AirPods deal Apple AirPods 4 $79 (save $50) Get Deal Best laptop deal Apple MacBook Air (M5, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) $1,099 (save $200) Get Deal Best 65-inch TV deal Hisense 65-inch E7 Cinema Series TV $579.99 (save $320) Get Deal Best Deal Under $25 Apple AirTag (2nd Gen) $24 (save $5) Get Deal Best Gaming Monitor Deal LG UltraGear 45-inch Curved Gaming Monitor $884.99 (save $815) Get Deal Best coffee machine deal Ninja Luxe Café Premier Espresso Machine $499.95 (save $100.05) Get Deal Best Fitness Tracker Deal Garmin Epix Pro Smartwatch $529.99 (save $470) Get Deal Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale is officially over, but not all of the deals are.

If you missed out, there's still time to find some great savings.

Particularly with tech, because some of the best tech deals are still clinging on to those low prices, just waiting to be snagged by last-minute bargain-hunters.

Mashable’s reporters and editors test tech year-round.

For Prime Big Deal Days, we paired those hands-on findings with price-history checks to help you decide what’s worth buying, which upgrades are worth paying for, and where a cheaper model will do the job.

We’ve been looking for discounts on devices we’d actually recommend: earbuds that stay comfortable during a commute, e-readers with responsive page turns, and creator cameras that help you stand out from the crowd.

And below is the best of what's left on offer.

SEE ALSO: The 20+ best Prime Day deals on MicroSDs, SSDs, and hard drives: Our favorite deals to beat RAMageddon Our top picks include $79 AirPods, a MacBook that's $200 cheaper than usual, and $80 off Bose’s second-generation QuietComfort Headphones.

With the sale now over, there's no time to lose — now's the moment to get those last-chance deals.

How do we pick deals? A low price doesn’t automatically make a good deal.

We prioritize products recommended in Mashable’s reviews and buying guides, then use price-tracking tools such as camelcamelcamel to check whether the discount is unusually good.

We also compare other retailers’ listings rather than assuming Amazon has the lowest price.

When we’ve tested a product, we explain what stood out in actual use.

We also flag Prime membership requirements, third-party sellers, and other conditions that could change the value of an offer.