This Sony OLED TV is my pick for best Prime Day deal of 2025
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If you're looking for a Prime Day camera deal, then getting 22% off the powerhouse that is the Sony A1 could well be what you're after. Amazon Prime Day is full of claims of the biggest discounts and the best deals,
Sony earned its name on making premium wireless headphones with active noise cancellation, but it also has great offers even for those who are on a budget. While the flagship WH-1000XM6 versions might sell for over $500, Sony’s lineup also offers lower-end headphones that deliver high-quality performance.
The Sony WH-1000XM5 at a Prime discount of over $100 off makes a more affordable alternative to its successor.
Check out the best Prime Day deals that are not on Amazon — save big on top brands like Sony and Nikon.
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Samsung’s S95D 4K OLED TV can deliver stunning visuals even in spaces with bright lighting. A version of the TV with a cinematic 77-inch screen is available for more than 30% off during Prime Day 2025, bringing its price down to under $3,000.
Prime Day Sony XM6 Deal: Grab the newly released Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones at Amazon and Sony for $429.99 during Prime Day 2025. It's the flagship headphones' first price drop since hitting the market in May.
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Digital Camera World on MSNThe Sony A7 V rumors have started up (again) – but this is what I really want to see on the update to Sony’s most well-rounded cameraWith the Sony A7 III introduced in the spring of 2018 and the A7 IV in the fall of 2021, the series feels poised for a refresh. After all, the camera’s high-resolution sibling, the A7R V, has been on version V since the fall of 2022.
The ZV-1F won me over with its straightforward control scheme which makes it the perfect camera for those stepping up from smartphone photography. It doesn't break the bank, even
Sony launches WF-C710N earbuds in India with AI-based voice pickup, improved ANC, up to forty-hour battery life, and features like Ambient Sound and DSEE upscaling
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Digital Camera World on MSNSony’s new CFexpress cards are made for 8K and uncompressed RAW with impressive 1700 MB/s write speedsBoth the Sony Tough 960GB CEA-G960T and 1920GB CEA-G1920T, announced on July 09, can write data as fast as 1700 MB/s. That translates to a Video Performance Guarantee for stable video recording at 400MB/s, which meets the data demands of shooting 8K H.265/XAVC HS 4:2:0 10-Bit on the Sony A1 II.