Best Buy Memorial Day sale is live right now with 15 standout tech deals under $100 spanning smart home devices, audio gear, wearables, and kitchen appliances. The sale is running online and in-store, and some of the deepest discounts are already available—meaning you don’t have to wait until Memorial Day weekend to grab these prices.
Key Takeaways
- Ring Alarm 8-Piece Kit drops to $99.99, down from $199.99—a 50% discount on a complete DIY security system.
- Apple AirTag 4-Pack is $79, saving $20 from the usual $99 price point.
- Echo Dot 5th Gen falls to $29.99, making compact Alexa speakers more affordable than ever.
- JBL Flip 6 portable speaker is $89.99, down $40 from its $129.95 MSRP.
- TCL 32-inch Roku smart TV hits $99.99, matching the price of premium audio gear on a full television.
Best Buy Memorial Day Sale: Smart Home Security at Half Price
The Ring Alarm 8-Piece Kit represents the sharpest value in this sale. At $99.99—slashed from $199.99—you’re getting a complete DIY home security system including a base station, keypad, motion detector, and multiple door and window sensors for the price of a single premium smart speaker. This is the kind of deal that makes upgrading from nothing to protected feel genuinely accessible.
Alongside the Alarm Kit, Ring’s Video Doorbell (2020) is $79.99, down from $99.99, and the Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) drops to $39.99 from $59.99. Neither of these is bleeding-edge—both are older models—but they remain reliable 1080p cameras with motion detection and night vision. The real win is that you can now assemble a multi-camera Ring ecosystem for under $200 total.
Amazon Echo Speakers: Alexa Gets Cheaper
Amazon’s Echo lineup is heavily discounted across the board. The Echo Dot (5th Gen) is the headline deal at $29.99, down from $49.99. This compact fabric-finished speaker handles basic Alexa commands, music streaming, and smart home control without taking up much shelf space. If you need a clock display, the Echo Dot with Clock (5th Gen) is $39.99 instead of $59.99.
For something even smaller, the Echo Pop (2nd Gen) is also $29.99, matching the standard Dot’s price. The Echo Show 5 (3rd Gen) at $59.99—down from $84.99—adds a 5.5-inch touchscreen, making it useful for video calls and smart home management. These prices make it genuinely tempting to drop an Echo device in every room of your home.
Audio Deals: Headphones and Speakers for Every Use Case
The audio section of this sale spans budget earbuds to premium over-ear headphones. Sony’s WH-CH520 wireless headphones are $59.99, down from $79.99, and deliver an impressive 50 hours of battery life—outlasting most competitors by a wide margin. The Sony ULT WEAR (WH-CH720N) at $99.99, down from $129.99, adds noise cancellation and 35 hours of battery for serious commuters and frequent travelers.
JBL’s Flip 6 portable Bluetooth speaker is $89.99, down $40 from its $129.95 MSRP. It’s IP67 waterproof and lasts 12 hours per charge, making it genuinely portable. The JBL Tune 660NC on-ear headphones are $79.99, down from $99.95, with active noise cancellation and 35 hours of battery life—a solid all-rounder for the price.
If you’re willing to spend closer to the $100 ceiling, the Beats Solo 4 at $149.99 (down from $199.95) and Beats Fit Pro at $199.99 (down from $249.95) bring spatial audio and premium build quality. These are the most expensive items in the audio section, but they’re also the most recognizable names—which matters if you care about ecosystem integration with iPhones and iPads.
Apple AirTags and Kitchen Appliances Round Out the Deals
Apple’s AirTag 4-Pack is $79, saving $20 from the $99 MSRP. If you only need one, the single AirTag is $24.99, down from $29. These aren’t cheap in absolute terms, but they’re among the lowest prices AirTags ever reach outside of Black Friday.
The Ninja Foodi 6-Quart 9-in-1 Pressure Cooker at $99.99, down from $129.99, rounds out the appliance section. It handles pressure cooking, slow cooking, steaming, sautéing, and more—making it a legitimate all-in-one tool for meal prep. The TCL 32-inch Class 3-Series LED Smart TV at $99.99, down from $179.99, is the wildcard: a full 720p smart TV with Roku built-in for the same price as premium audio gear.
Should You Buy Now or Wait for Memorial Day Weekend?
The sale is already live, which means prices are locked in. Best Buy rarely extends Memorial Day pricing beyond the weekend, so waiting could mean missing out. Stock levels aren’t disclosed in the sale announcement, but deals this aggressive—particularly the Ring Alarm Kit at 50% off—tend to move quickly.
Which Best Buy Memorial Day sale deal offers the best value?
The Ring Alarm 8-Piece Kit at $99.99 is the standout value. A complete DIY security system for under $100 is rare, and the kit includes everything needed to protect entry points and detect motion. The Echo Dot at $29.99 is a close second if you’re starting a smart home from scratch.
Are these the lowest prices these products have ever been?
Not necessarily. The Sony WH-CH520 at $59.99 and Echo Dot at $29.99 are competitive with historical lows, but some items—like the Beats models—may have been cheaper during Black Friday or other major sales. The Ring Alarm Kit at half price is genuinely exceptional.
Do I need a Best Buy membership to access these deals?
The article does not specify membership requirements, so assume standard Best Buy pricing applies to all shoppers. Some retailers restrict deep discounts to members, but the sale is advertised as live for all customers online and in-store.
This sale rewards early shoppers with real money back across nearly every category. Whether you’re building out a smart home, upgrading your audio setup, or grabbing a budget TV, the Best Buy Memorial Day sale delivers discounts worth acting on now rather than gambling on better prices later.
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Edited by the All Things Geek team.
Source: Tom's Guide
