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Best Labor Day Deals Still Up for Grabs in 2026

Your post‑Labor Day shopping guide: TVs, mattresses, Apple gear and more at deep discounts

Labor Day may be over, but the savings aren’t. We’ve rounded up the biggest remaining deals on tech, home, and outdoor gear you can still snag today.

Even though the long weekend is behind us, the price‑cuts that followed are still hanging around. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to finally replace that saggy mattress or upgrade to a 4K TV before the football season kicks off, this is it.

Big‑box retailers and a handful of specialty brands have kept their Labor Day markdowns alive, and the clock is ticking. Prices on some of the biggest ticket items have dipped enough that you probably won’t see a deal this generous again until the holiday shopping rush in November.

Below is a quick run‑through of the standout offers we’ve found still in stock. We’ve mixed a little something for every corner of the house—tech lovers, home‑improvement fans, and anyone who likes to eat outside in style.

Apple’s iPad Air – M4 chip, 11‑inch, 128 GB

Price: $649 (down from $749, saving $100).
Why it matters: The new M4 processor puts a serious punch behind the ultra‑light chassis, making it a solid choice for creators who need enough horsepower for video editing but still want something portable enough for the coffee shop.

Our tech editor, Timothy Beck Werth, put it through its paces and said, “Artists and note‑takers will definitely appreciate this one.” It’s also a nice stepping stone if you’ve been eyeing the iPad Pro but aren’t ready to splurge yet.

TVs that’ll make the NFL look good

TCL 65‑inch QM8L Mini‑LED QLED 4K TV – now $1,397.99, a $1,102 discount. The Mini‑LED backlight delivers deeper blacks, and the QLED layer adds vivid color—perfect for those Sunday night games where every pixel counts.

If you’re after a slightly smaller screen, TCL’s 55‑inch model also sits in the same price range after the discount, making it a flexible option for apartments or secondary rooms.

Audio that finally drowns out the neighbor’s lawn mower

Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones – $329 (normally $449). With up to 12 hours of battery life and active‑noise‑cancelling that feels almost magical, they’re ideal for working from home or commuting on a noisy train.

Home comfort upgrades

Ruggable washable rugs – up to 30 % off sitewide. These two‑piece, machine‑washable rugs have become a favorite for renters who want style without the fear of spills.

DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress (Queen) – $699, a whopping $1,193 off the regular price. The 12‑inch hybrid combines a cooling fiber cover, a layer of pressure‑relieving memory foam, and individually wrapped coils. It also comes with a 365‑night home trial and a “Forever Warranty,” so you can test it out without the usual buyer’s remorse.

Outdoor and backyard essentials

Ninja FrostVault 30‑quart cooler – $169.99, $30 off. It’s rugged, bears an ice‑lasting claim of up to 48 hours, and looks sleek enough to take on a picnic or a beach day.

Segway Navimow X430 robot lawn mower – $2,249, $250 discount. This self‑navigating mower handles up to a 5,000‑sq‑ft yard, clipping the grass to a respectable 2‑inch height while you relax on the deck.

Amazon smart home specials

Echo Show 11 – $189.99, $60 off. The 11‑inch screen is perfect for kitchen recipes, video calls, or checking the weather while you’re on the patio.

All the deals above are still live as of the time of writing, but inventory can move fast. If you’ve been putting off a purchase because you wanted a better price, now’s the moment to hit “add to cart.”

And remember: when the holiday season rolls around, discounts will get even deeper. So if you can afford it, treat yourself now and enjoy the savings while they last.

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