From a wallet with an included tracker card to a 3-in-1 portable MagSafe charger that's 50% off, these Prime Day travel deals are still going strong.
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If you've been meaning to update your luggage or just feel like treating yourself before an upcoming trip, there's no better time than now, especially since Amazon Prime Day is still in full swing.
When shopping for Amazon Prime Day travel deals, blind-buying isn't the wisest route to take. Some products can look a bit too good to be true, while some may just never cross your radar. So, I'm here to help you decide what's actually worth your money.
I've been testing and reviewing travel products for over six years, and 12 of my favorites are included in this year's sales. From a three-in-one Mophie MagSafe portable charging pad that's 50 percent off to a rarely discounted Away medium suitcase that's discounted by $99, these luggage and travel accessory Prime Day deals deserve a trip to your cart.
Prime Day ends tomorrow (July 11), so you don't have much time left to snag these deals. Keep in mind, though, that the longer you wait, the more likely they are to sell out or increase in price, so pounce now while you can. And while you're here, check out the best deals we've found across categories like tech, home, and beauty.
Best Prime Day luggage and bag deals
From road trips to international ones, these bags and suitcases have seen me through it all, and they still look like no time has passed (even with the stressors of baggage claim).
Béis The Béisics Duffle
A couple of years ago, I was on the hunt for a handheld travel bag that fit within my strict budget of $100 or less. Well, it’s lasted me all these years, and it’s the most affordable I’ve ever seen it during this sale.
It’s not as large and cumbersome as a weekender, but still manages to fit a couple of changes of clothes, a toiletry bag, and a pair of shoes. I’ve even used it as my personal item on a few flights, and it’s slid under the seat with no issues. I own this stunning maple color, and it’s currently just under $55 -- a steal!
Delsey Paris Helium Aero Hardside Expandable Luggage (28-inch)
This was the very first hardsided luggage piece that I’ve ever owned. I bought it on Amazon during Prime Day 2018, and it maintained such perfect condition throughout the years that I gave it to a friend just last year. Because the color is so deep, the minor scratches it attracted over time were barely noticeable, and it didn’t even dent once.
When anyone asks me for one of my top-recommended hardsided checked suitcases, this one always makes my top three. And for its price and durability, you can’t go wrong.
Monos Carry-On Pro
Speaking of highly recommended luggage, I sound like a broken record anytime a friend or family member asks me to give them my top carry-on rec. I’ve had the Monos Carry-On Pro for over five years, and it’s still the one I reach for to this day.
It fits easily in the overhead bin on flights and has a dent-resistant and impact-friendly polycarbonate shell that can withstand some serious damage. The most convenient feature, though, is its easily accessible front compartment that has just enough space for storing your laptop, passport,t or wallet.
Away Medium Flex
Years ago, I tested this medium hardsided checked suitcase from Away and was fully prepared to call it "overrated." Well, it proved me wrong.
I watched as it was aggressively tossed around by baggage claim handlers at the airport, and when I finally got it back in my possession, there wasn’t a single dent in sight. Minus a scratch or two, it’s one of the most resilient suitcases I’ve ever used.
Best Prime Day travel accessory deals
What goes inside your bags is just as important. From a compartment-packed tech pouch to a Bluetooth wireless transmitter that makes viewing in-flight entertainment a breeze, these deals are sure to make your future trips so much smoother.
Travel Inspira Portable Luggage Scale
If you’re a chronic overpacker like I am, then you need to toss this in your travel bag. After noticing that I was over the allowed weight limit at the check-in counter (and forced to relieve some weight from my luggage in front of other passengers), I rushed to Amazon and bought this little lifesaver.
Since that unforgettable moment, I’ve used this to check the weight of my luggage at home, before I even leave for the airport, and it’s saved me so much embarrassment. It gives you an accurate reading in just a couple of seconds and couldn’t be easier to use -- just attach the strap to your suitcase handle and pull up.
Tomtoc Electronic Organizer
When traveling, I firmly believe that you’ll never know what you need until you actually need it. So, I make it a point to pack almost every cable and charging adapter that I own just so I’ll never be out of luck.
This organizer keeps everything in its own slot and somehow doesn’t get super bulky or messy, even when it’s packed to capacity. It also has an AirTag ring for easy tracking and a fanned-out design that allows you to easily see everything you’ve packed at a glance.
Twelve South AirFly Pro Bluetooth Wireless Transmitter
On some flights, the in-flight entertainment is pretty impressive -- I’m talking recently released blockbuster movies that haven’t even made it to streaming are available for in-flight viewing. But when I’m watching a good movie on a plane with low-quality headphones, I feel like I hear more of the plane’s engine than the movie dialogue.
This little pocket-sized gadget lets me wirelessly connect my noise-canceling headphones, and it only takes a few seconds to set up. Once you use this, you’ll never grab those wired headphones to watch an in-flight movie again.
Mophie 3-in-1 Wireless Travel Charger with MagSafe
For those trips where packing all of my cables and adapters feels excessive, I grab this bad boy. It charges your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously, even if you’re on the go. Consider it a portable charger for your three most important devices.
When it’s not in use, I just fold it up and toss it in any pocket in my luggage, and it barely takes up any space.
Nomad Card Wallet Plus with Tracking Card
I’ve never lost my wallet, but I have a numbing fear of it happening. So, I invested in this genuine leather wallet from one of my favorite brands. While the wallet itself is pretty extraordinary -- it holds 14 cards and folded cash, but still maintains a slim profile -- its true superstar feature is the included wirelessly rechargeable tracking card.
The card is the same size as a standard credit card, so it slips right into any slot, and after connecting it to the “FindMy” app on my phone, I’m always able to locate my wallet in real-time.
Owala FreeSip Twist Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Straw
One time, and one time only, I spent a whopping $7 on a bottle of water at an airport kiosk. Since then, I vowed to never do it again and, instead, invested in this slim, insulated water bottle that I now take with me on every trip.
I fill it up at the water fountain near my gate and love that it has a built-in straw so I don’t have to toss my head back every time I take a sip.
Apple AirTag
I have a huge fear of losing my luggage, so when Apple introduced the popular AirTag tracking device, I felt like it was made just for slightly anxious travelers like myself.
Every time I travel, I toss one of these in my checked bag, and after I hand it over to the agents at bag drop, I’m able to track it directly from the “Find My” app in real time. Here’s another plus: when I’m waiting for my luggage to come out at baggage claim, the app shows me that it’s made it to my destination, and I can even see when it’s getting close to me, making it easy to just grab it and go.
Bagsmart Hanging Toiletry Bag
No matter where I travel, my skin care has to come along for the ride -- it’s a non-negotiable. This hanging toiletry bag keeps everything I need organized, so when I get to my hotel room, all I need to do is unzip it and attach the hook to a pole in the bathroom, and all my products will be easily accessible.