It's no secret that at TPG, we love a good deal — whether that's a business-class flight on points, an awesome welcome bonus on a top credit card or Amazon's semi-annual Prime Day sales.
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Amazon's fall Big Deal Days sale kicked off at 11:59 p.m. PDT on Oct. 6 and runs until 11:59 p.m. PDT on Oct. 7. Thousands of items across the site are eligible for deals, but we've combed through to find some of our favorites so that you don't have to — and we'll continue adding to this list with updated pricing and new deal drops over the next two days.
These deals are only available to Amazon Prime members, but there's still time to sign up for a free 30-day trial membership to take advantage of the sale if you aren't already a member.
So if you have an upcoming fall trip you're planning for (or want to get an early start on your holiday shopping), make sure to check out these Amazon Prime Big Deal Days offers before they're gone.
Related: Amazon, Target and Walmart all have big October sales, but which one is the best?
Travel essentials
Amazon Kindle 16GB (2024 model) — $103.99 (normally $149.99)

Voracious readers, take note: Older Kindle models are on sale this week as Amazon makes room for its latest versions released just last week. Even though this isn't the newest or lightest model, the 2024 Kindle still has a no-glare display and a battery that lasts up to six weeks. You can even use library apps like Libby to download books via your local library instead of purchasing digital copies online. And if you trade in your old Kindle, you can save an extra 20%.
Buy: Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 16GB (2024 model), $103.99 (normally $149.99)
Miss Mouth's Messy Eater stain remover pen (2-pack) — $11.89 (normally $13.99)

Carly Helfand, TPG’s director of content strategy, is "religiously devoted" to Miss Mouth's Mess Eater stain remover, especially on trips when she doesn’t have access to a washing machine. "Trust me when I tell you this stuff is pure magic," she wrote in an essay about her carry-on-only packing strategy. "You can literally watch a stain disappear before your eyes after treating."
Buy: Miss Mouth's Messy Eater stain remover pen (2-pack), $11.89 (normally $13.99)
Tessan universal travel adapter — from $19.65 (normally $24.57)

A universal power adapter is a must-have for any international traveler. This Tessan model has multiple USB and USB-C ports for your devices, and it'll work in over 150 countries. Right now, you can get it for 20% off.
Buy: Tessan universal travel adapter, from $19.65 (normally $24.57)
Twelve South AirFly Pro 2 Bluetooth adapter — $47.99 (normally $59.99)

Airlines are slowly adding Bluetooth to their inflight entertainment systems, but it’ll be a while before this is ubiquitous. Bring the AirFly Pro 2 with you, though, and you can add Bluetooth connectivity to any plane. Plus, it also works with treadmills and other devices with headphone jacks.
Buy: Twelve South AirFly Pro 2 Bluetooth adapter, $47.99 (normally $59.99)
Bagsmart large electronics travel organizer — from $11.99 (normally $14.99)

Remote workers and road warriors know the struggle of traveling with a seemingly endless amount of cables. They're always tangled, and you can never find the right one. Invest a few dollars in this organizer, and your cables, USB drives and other electronics will always have an easy-to-find home in your backpack.
Buy: Bagsmart large electronics travel organizer, from $11.99 (normally $14.99)


Level8 carry-on luggage — $135.99 (normally $169.99)

Level8's carry-on is one of the more stylish bags we've seen in this sale, with a boxy design crafted from three layers of polycarbonate. It's designed to fit in the overhead compartment of most airlines and has the features you need on the road: TSA locks, four wheels and a durable aluminum handle.
Buy: Level8 carry-on luggage, $135.99 (normally $169.99)
Samsonite Octiv Pro 3-piece hardside lightweight luggage set — $440.99 (normally $629.99)

Revamp your entire luggage kit with this three-piece set from Samsonite. It includes a 21-inch carry-on bag, plus both 24- and 28-inch checked bags, so you're prepared for any trip. The carry-on is particularly interesting, featuring an external front pocket that holds your laptop and travel documents. Each bag is a four-wheel spinner and has built-in TSA locks and telescoping handles with eight different length adjustments.
Buy: Samsonite Octiv Pro 3-piece hardside lightweight luggage set, $440.99 (normally $629.99)
Away The Everywhere Bag — from $138 (normally $198)

The Everywhere Bag is perfect for weekend trips and other times you don't need a full suitcase. It's a versatile handbag that fits airline requirements for a personal item, making it an excellent companion on budget carrier flights. There's a 16-inch laptop sleeve inside and an external trolley sleeve for attaching to your carry-on. And when you're not on the road, you can use the Everywhere Bag as your gym or work bag.
Buy: Away The Everywhere Bag — from $138 (normally $198)
Apple AirTag 4-pack — $89 (normally $99)

It’ll come as no surprise that we’re huge fans of Apple AirTags here at TPG. They’re the perfect way to keep track of your possessions, especially if you plan to check bags. These tend to sell out when they go on sale, so make sure to snag them before they're gone!
Buy: Apple AirTag 4-pack, $89 (normally $99)
Tile by Life360 Mate 4-pack — $49.99 (normally $79.99)

If you’re looking for a luggage tracker other than the much-lauded Apple AirTag, Tile is certainly a worthy contender. The tracker is compatible with most cellphone operating systems, including Android and iOS, and various smart home devices. It’s also water-resistant and is on sale for much cheaper than an AirTag set of four.
Buy: Tile by Life360 Mate 4-pack, $49.99 (normally $79.99)
Riemot luggage travel cup holder — from $8.06 (normally $13.99)

We all know the pain of buying a coffee at the airport and then having no free hands while you roll your luggage through the terminal. This cup holder for your suitcase fixes that. It attaches to your luggage handle and adds two cup holders and a phone pouch, freeing up your hands so you can text your friends photos of your business-class seat.
Buy: Riemot luggage travel cup holder, from $8.06 (normally $13.99)
Travel Inspira luggage scale — $7.99 (normally $9.99)

A luggage scale is a must for anyone who frequents budget airlines, since you can avoid overweight luggage fees by weighing your bags before you check them. This portable scale is small enough to bring with you on the road, and it can weigh up to 110 pounds. Using it is simple: Attach it to your luggage handle and lift. At under $10, it can pay for itself if you avoid just one overweight luggage fee.
Buy: Travel Inspira luggage scale, $7.99 (normally $9.99)
GlocalMe Numen Air 5G mobile hot spot — $254.99 (normally $319.99)

The GlocalMe Numen Air 5G is a remote worker’s best friend. It can connect you to the internet anywhere in the world with your own dedicated Wi-Fi hot spot. No more hunting for free Wi-Fi in coffee shops or worrying about someone stealing your data on unsecured networks. You can buy data packages from GlocalMe or use the hot spot’s SIM card slot with any supported network, both at home and abroad. TPG contributor Andrew Kunesh has had one for a few months and uses it almost every day he’s on the road.
Buy: GlocalMe Numen Air 5G mobile hot spot, $254.99 (normally $319.99)














