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Best Prime Day deals under $10:

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Best Prime Day smart bulb deal under $10 Amazon Basics Smart A19 LED Light Bulb 6.39 (12.99)

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Best Prime Day smart light switch deal under $10 TP-Link Tapo Smart Light Switch 8.99 (19.99)

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Best household essentials deal under $10 Arm & Hammer Power Sheets Laundry Detergent 7.12 (14.99)

Amazon Prime Day is Olympic athletes compete in eroticismnearly over, but there are still deals to take advantage of. If you're not looking to splurge on a new laptop, pair of headphones, or a robot vacuum during Prime Big Deal Days this year, why not save some cash on essentials you'd probably buy anyway? From phone chargers to smart home gadgets to beauty products, these are the best October Prime Day deals under $10.

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If you're looking to start building out a smart home, a cheap smart bulb is a good way to test out the waters. Though you can use it with Amazon Echo devices and other smart home hubs and speakers, you don't need to have one to use this sub-$7 bulb. Just use the Alexa app on your phone, and you can use voice control to turn your lights on and off, change the color of your lighting, and more.

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• Amazon Basics USB-C to USB-A 2.0 Fast Charger Cable — $4.79$6.99(save $2.20)

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• TP-Link Tapo Smart Light Switch — $8.99$19.99 (save $11)

• Amazon Basics Ergonomic 2.4 GHz Wireless Optical Mouse — $9.59$12.99(save $3.40)

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• Ziploc Sandwich Bags — $3.49$5.22 (save $1.73)

• Arm & Hammer Power Sheets Laundry Detergent — $7.12$14.99(save $7.87)

• Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Liquid Dish Soap Refill, 48 fl. oz — $7.17$10.99(save $3.82)

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• Pimple patches — $5.93$9.09(save $3.16)

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• Kitsch Dermaplaning Tool — $7.19$8.99 (save $1.80)

• Batiste Dry Shampoo — $8.37$12.59(save $4.22)

• Neutrogena Hydro Boost Facial Cleansing Towelettes — $8.98$16.79(save $7.81)

• Neutrogena Hydro Boost Body Gel Cream — $9.31$16.10(save $6.79)

• Neutrogena Invisible Daily Defense Face Sunscreen + Hydrating Serum — $9.56$21.32 (save $11.76)

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