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Amazon Prime Day begins on June 23 and runs through June 26. That's a month earlier than the usual July Prime Day, which means you can save on a range of deals a few weeks earlier. In fact, some early Amazon Prime Day deals can be found in the weeks running up to the big day, and retailers like Walmart and Best Buy are already gearing up with deals of their own to match Amazon's sales event.

It's important to note that while the Apple Store doesn't run sales for the June Prime Day (and rarely offers discounts outside of educational promos), deals on Apple devices and accessories can be found from authorized retailers, including Amazon. The best deals typically accompany major events, such as a major holiday, some of which are approaching. There are plenty of retailers offering discounted Apple products, including Best Buy and Walmart, making it an excellent time to shop for Apple sales on several devices. If you're looking to spend less, try forgoing the latest releases. You'll fi

You don't have to wait until Prime Day to find a deal. There are already some big savings to be found across the Amazon store. But if you don't see the deal that's right for you just yet, it's definitely worth waiting a few days to see what Prime Day brings. The biggest deals are likely to be on TVs, laptops, e-bikes and vacuums (especially robo vacs), as well as power stations and grills for the outdoors. We recommend waiting for a deal if you're shopping in those categories today.

Using its database of products, pricing history and your Amazon shopping history and preferences, Alexa for Shopping aims to be the "world's best, most personalized AI assistant for shopping." It can help you check prices, get deal alerts and build shopping lists, and even order items for you with just your voice.  During a short-lived event like Prime Day where the deals come thick and fast, it could be useful for cutting through some of the noise and help you nab some bargains. Being hands-off when researching and buying products won't appeal to everyone, though. And it might not actually se