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Amazon Prime Day is upon us, which means some of your favorite products will be slapped with an enticing marked-down price tag.

You’ve got deals on just about every sector, from beauty to fashion and gaming, all under one roof. To help you sift through the sea of deals and keep you from breaking the bank, we’ve compiled a list of products under $50 that you can shop now. We’ve included everything from celeb-loved beauty products and high-tech earbuds to new co-op PlayStation games and so much more. Whatever you choose to shop, you’ll want to take advantage of these marked-down products fast. Amazon Prime Day 2025 ends at the end of the day on July 11.

Looking for quality sound without draining your wallet? Well, you’re in the right place. JBL’s Vibe Beam Wireless Earbuds are currently on sale for $36.79. That’s 26% off the original price. While these buds come in five colorways, our pick is the Black. Sleek and sophisticated, this tech boasts up to 32 total hours of playtime with JBL’s crisp and clear sound quality that changes up your listening experience for the better. JBL’s VoiceAware tech allows you to take hands-free calls with ease. For our accident-prone folks, these buds are also waterproof and dust-resistant, so you can jam to music without fear of breaking your buds mid-tune.

This cocktail dress is perfect for every occasion, not just cocktail hour. Retailing for $19.99, this Cider piece is one we can see being worn and re-worn over and over again. While this dress comes in many different colorways, we like the white one because it’s extremely versatile, able to transition from casual to formal in the blink of an eye with the right accessories. The fit is flattering on all body types thanks to the flared and flouncy skirt and form-fitted bodice. Sizing ranges from XX Small to X-Large.

Split Fiction currently has a nine out of 10 on IGN. The game came out in March, meaning this $36.99 price tag is a major steal. This raved-about title is a fantasy and adventure co-op game available for the PS5. It makes a great gift for gamer couples or for a whole host of family fun. You play in split-screen mode, hence the title, navigating your way through a mess of fantasy and sci-fi realms with the help of your gaming partner.

This one’s for the PC gamers. Retailing for $37.98, this Razer Basilisk V3 Customizable Ergonomic Gaming Mouse makes gaming a breeze. It’s all thanks to the mouse’s form-fit that cradles the user’s hand. The buttons affixed to the tech accessory are optimally placed for easy reach so you’ll never miss a kill or dialogue option. Want to have even more fun with your gaming experience? This mouse also comes equipped with 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones that flash and react dynamically to your game.

This body and hair fragrance mist from Sol De Janeiro is beloved by none other than Anitta, and it’s currently on sale for $30.40. The “Mi Amor” singer-approved product is scented with the Brazilian brand’s addictive Cheirosa ’62 fragrance blend, a dreamy mix of pistachio, almond, vanilla, salted caramel and sandalwood that’ll have you feeling like you’re vacationing on a sandy beach bathed in warm sunlight.

Perfect pouts don’t come easily, but thanks to this deal on Tacha’s The Kissu Lip Mask, they’ve become more accessible than ever. Retailing for $20.30 on Amazon, this lip treatment comes in a compact little jar, equipped with a faux gold spatula applicator that promotes hygiene. The product promotes hydration and plumpness thanks to key ingredients such as sugar-derived squalane and Japanese camellia oil. We recommend using this mask to prep the lips ahead of a particularly drying liquid lippie or before you hit the sack so you can wake up with the glossiest lips of your dreams.

We’re not claiming that Dr. Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment is a miracle worker, but it comes close. Retailing for $20 — 20% off its original price — this product works to help lessen the appearance of discoloration and redness. Key to this product’s success is the green-to-beige hue it boasts, which works to cancel out the natural redness in your skin. It’s all about good old color theory. The treatment is also formulated with bonus SPF 30 to protect the skin barrier from the sun’s harsh rays.

Ice Cube has reacted to Selena Gomez naming him as her childhood celebrity crush, and the N.W.A. rap legend claims he’s heard about this before from the Disney alum.

Reporter Chris Haynes brought up the story about Selena calling Cube her childhood crush during a recent episode of the BIG3 podcast, and the rapper-actor was shocked that Haynes and cohosts such as former NBA players Nick Young and Michael Beasley were surprised.

“N—a, why you surprised, though? S—t. A lot of ’em’ like me, homie. I heard this years ago,” Cube said, which drew a laugh from his cohosts.

Ice Cube then revealed that one of his childhood celebrity crushes was Vanity 6 lead singer, Vanity. “Look, I had my crushes growing up, too. Vanity, bring her in here and see what happens,” he said. “I had about four [childhood crushes].”

Formed as the protégées of Prince, Vanity 6 is best known for the girl group’s 1982 hit “Nasty Girl,” which topped the discontinued Dance Club Songs chart.

In June, Selena Gomez joined Complex for an episode of GOAT Talk with Karol G, which saw her admit to Ice Cube being her first celebrity crush when she was about 5 years old.

“Can I tell you my first one, I had a crush on, Ice Cube?” the multi-hyphenate told Karol G. “I had the biggest crush on him when I was, like, 5. It’s so weird, but I just thought he would protect me. I’m only saying it simply based on my childhood.”

Watch Ice Cube’s reaction below. Talk about Selena Gomex begins around the 31-minute mark.

The Contenders is a midweek column that looks at artists aiming for the top of the Billboard charts, and the strategies behind their efforts. This week, for the upcoming Billboard Hot 100 dated July 19, we look at some songs scaling the Hot 100 and an era-kickstarting song from one of music’s biggest names, all of which may threaten the top 10 next week.  

Drake, “What Did I Miss?” (OVO Sound/Republic): In case you missed it while watching fireworks or entering a hot-dog-and-hamburger-induced coma this 4th of July weekend, Drake is embarking upon a new album cycle. The rap hitmaker launched a July 4 livestream where he drove around Toronto, talked about betrayal, teased an unreleased song and then ended his broadcast with the announcement “Iceman coming soon.” He also debuted an entirely new song, assumed to be the lead single from the project: the fiery, multi-part “What Did I Miss?”  

Five years ago, a kickoff song to a new Drake era would almost be guaranteed a clear path to a No. 1 debut on the Hot 100. In 2025, following Drake’s reputation taking a hit in his 2024 beef with Kendrick Lamar, it might not be so simple, particularly with the song being debuted late on Friday and thus missing nearly an entire day of the tracking week. Still, the song has gotten off to a predictably strong start on streaming, topping both the Spotify Daily Top Songs USA chart and Apple Music’s real-time rankings, and still reigning on the latter four days later.  

Even if “What Did I Miss?” doesn’t unseat Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” at No. 1, it should have a strong chance at a top 10 debut — and with Drake performing a much-anticipated three-night headlining set at the U.K. Wireless Festival over the weekend, it could be the start of a big summer for the once-infallible 6 God.  

Ravyn Lenae, “Love Me Not” (Atlantic): It’s been the little song that could on the Hot 100 for the past few months, reaching the chart nearly a full year after its May 2024 release and now climbing to a new peak (14-12) just outside the top 10 in its 14th week on the listing. Ravyn Lenae’s sweet soul-pop throwback went viral on TikTok in late 2024, eventually started growing on DSPs, and now has started getting the full radio embrace, bounding 32-18 on this week’s Radio Songs chart and surging to the top five on Pop Airplay.  

Airplay should be the key to getting Lenae reaching the top 10 with her first-ever Hot 100 entry — “Love Me Not” is up 12% so far in building-week airplay, according to Luminate. If its streaming remains steady (the song climbs 13-11 on this week’s Streaming Songs), it should have a good shot at becoming the first non-debut to crack the top 10 this summer. 

HUNTR/X, EJAE, Audrey Nuna & Rei Ami, “Golden” / Saja Boys, Andrew Choi, Neckwav, Danny Chung, Kevin Woo & samUIL Lee, “Your Idol” (Republic): Also challenging to crack the top 10 soon are two brand-new pop groups, neither of whom technically exist. No, we’re not at risk of our first AI-generated pop stars just yet — HUNTR/X and Saja Boys are merely fictional K-pop sensations from Netflix’s June 20 original animated film KPop Demon Hunters, which is quickly on its way to being one of the breakout pop culture sensations of the summer. 

Seven songs from the movie’s soundtrack appear on the Hot 100 this week — four from protagonist girl group HUNTR/X (composed of the singing voices of EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami), two from antagonist boy band Saja Boys (Andrew Choi, Neckwav, Danny Chung, Kevin Woo and samUIL Lee) and one duet from EJAE and Choi. The highest-charting of those seven so far have been HUNTR/X’s “Golden” (No. 23) and Saja Boys’ “Your Idol” (No. 31).  

Now in their third tracking week of release, the songs have continued to climb on streaming — “Your Idol” and “Golden” have reigned for multiple days as the top two songs on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs USA — and most, if not all, should gain on next week’s Hot 100. “Golden,” in particular, might be due to crash the top 15, if not the top 10 — the song has been tabbed as the set’s focus track in terms of radio promotion (and has gotten some early support from SiriusXM’s Hits 1 and major-market iHeartMedia stations), so if that continues to grow, the top tier might be in reach within a week or two.  

TWS’ “Hajimemashite” blasts in at No. 1 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100, on the chart dated July 9.

The debut single by the six-member boy band billed as SEVENTEEN’s “younger brother group” launched with 186,554 CDs to top sales, while coming in at No. 33 for radio airplay.

Debuting at No. 2 this week is Morning Musume. ’25’s “Kininaru sonoki no uta.” The single sold 109,594 copies in its first week to hit No. 2 for the metric, and also comes in at No. 10 for downloads and No. 52 for radio.

Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s “KUSUSHIKI” rises a notch to No. 3, with downloads and streaming up to 131% and 102%, respectively, compared to the week before. The three-man band’s “breakfast” is at No. 5, while “Carrying Happiness,” the theme song for the special event called Summer Cool-Off at Tokyo Disney Resort, bows at No. 8 on the Japan Hot 100. The latter debuts at No. 1 for downloads with 9,349 units, while hitting No. 8 for streaming, No. 91 for radio and No. 39 for video. The “I’m Invincible” hitmakers recently became the first act in J-pop history to sail past 10 billion streams with their catalog in the country, and currently have six tracks charting on the streaming list including “Lilac” at No. 1 (No. 10 on the Japan Hot 100 this week).

aespa’s “Dirty Work” follows at No. 4, coming in at No. 4 for sales (29,005 copies), No. 37 for downloads, No. 10 for streaming, No. 55 for radio, and No. 10 for video. The four-member girl group collaborated with Apple on this song and released a video produced as part of the “Shot On iPhone” campaign.

At No. 7 is BE:FIRST’s “Muchu,” up two ranks from last week. The group performed the song on the music program CDTV Live! Live! on June 30, and streaming is up to 116%, radio to 150%, and video to 111% week-over-week. The track is at No. 8 for downloads, No. 3 for streaming, and No. 12 for video.

Elsewhere on the chart, ORANGE RANGE’s “Ikenai Taiyo” (released in 2007) is enjoying a resurgence in popularity, soaring to No. 17 this week. The band hit No. 1 for video this week with its renewed, “Reiwa Era” version music video starring the popular comedy duo Mayurika and featuring numerous Japanese pop-culture references from the aughts.

The Billboard Japan Hot 100 combines physical and digital sales, audio streams, radio airplay, video views and karaoke data.

See the full Billboard Japan Hot 100 chart, tallying the week from June 30 to July 6, here. For more on Japanese music and charts, visit Billboard Japan’s English X account.

All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, Billboard may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes.

Time to pull out your wallets. Prime Day 2025 is finally here. While the name remains the same, the house of Bezos is kicking it up a notch this year by extending the annual sale event from two days to four. With the official dates for the Amazon-issued sale are between July 8-11, we’ll be updating our guides with the plenty of splurge-worthy Prime Day deals worth shopping before the week is over.

To help you get ahead of the curve, ShopBillboard has sorted through all the good, the great, and the best Prime Day deals worth shopping right now. From Adidas and Crocs to Apple and Dyson, this list includes deals up to 40% off on highly sought-after, tech-savvy gadgets, trendy fashion and beauty deals, and stylish home upgrades. So get shopping before you miss out!

Keep checking back here throughout the week as we’ll be updating our guide with more and MORE sweet deals.

Shop the Best Prime Day Deals, At a Glance:

What Is Amazon Prime Day 2025?

Prime Day is Amazon’s annual members-only shopping event. It offers limited-time deals, lightning deals, and exclusive discounts on products across nearly every category. Unlike past Prime Day events, this is the first year the event has been extended from two days to four days.

When Is Amazon Prime Day 2025?

Amazon Prime Day 2025 begins on Tuesday, July 8, and will end on Friday, July 11. However, shoppers can browse many early deals right now.

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