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Prime Day is Music Archivesalmost here! It only comes once a year. And for many of us, it's the time to scoop up that special product you’ve been hoping will go on sale.

In the past, deep cuts have been offered on memory cards, external hard drives, and even gaming computers. Products ranging from dongles to TVs are likely to get lightning deals.

Here's a list of 10 tech items you'll want to snag immediately if you see their prices drop on Prime Day.

Samsung 49-inch Ultra Wide Monitor

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Spending $1,100 on a display that doesn’t have built-in speakers might be a little over the top. However, if the Samsung CHG90 gets a price cut on Prime Day, it's worth a buy. Coworkers, friends, and family members will react with jealous stares and jaw drops. The display features a 3,840 x 1,080 resolution paired with a 144Hz refresh rate — ideal whether you're using it to play Fortniteor simply for browsing the web.

Sonos One

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The Sonos One was unveiled late last year, adding Amazon Alexa to the excellent audio quality the brand has become known for. In our review, we found that the One married great sound and Alexa’s smarts, all in a sweet package. The high-end audio company just filed for an IPO and has added AirPlay 2 support to its first "smart" speaker. It's $199 regularly, so grab it if it goes on sale.

HyperDrive USB-C Hub

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USB-C is counting on being the i/o port of choice for manufacturers, especially Apple. The HyperDrive USB-C Hub is designed for the MacBook Pro and turns two USB-C ports into 7. It adds an HDMI, a microSD card and SD card slot, two USB 3.0 ports, and two USB-C ports to make up for the ones it occupies. The HyperDrive USB-C Hub is usually $99. If you want one that works with any USB-C laptop, look for the HyperDrive Ultimate 11-in-1 USB-C Hub; that's normally $129.99.

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Amazon Echo Spot

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There are a plethora of Alexa-enabled devices, but the Echo line of products showcases the smart assistant in its purest form. The Echo Spot has a sleek circular design that's just destined for your night table. It can replace your alarm clock in futuristic fashion. Since it's an Amazon device, expect a deep discount for Prime Day.

Philips Hue Starter Kit

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Smart lighting is one of the best purchases to make (alongside a new Echo), as it gives you something to control. The Philips Hue Starter Kit provides you with two standard bulbs and a hub — everything you need to get started. You'll get access to a rainbow of lighting choices if you get the color bulbs, or several shades of white with the standard pack. These bulbs can be controlled through Alexa, but they also work on their own, with Apple HomeKit, and with the Google Assistant.

Nanoleaf Starter Kit

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These unique LED panels allow you to create a truly unique lighting setup. Rather than traditional bulbs packed with customizable LEDs and connectivity, Nanoleaf gives you panels that attach to the wall and can be arranged in a variety of layouts. You can control them via a companion app to put on an epic light show.

Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+

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Samsung’s Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ are both Mashable Choice Winners and still stand as great Android phones. Both models feature a terrific main camera that can handle low light photos in a snap. They have an Infinity Display and mostly glass build, and some nice color options, like lilac.

Lego Boost

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Prime Day is not just for adults! There's a good chance toys will go on sale. (Toys are also not just for kids.) You've probably used Lego sets, but did you know they've gotten a technological upgrade with Lego Boost? The code-training kits allow you to build robots, and they fit in with the STEM model, teaching kids to code through a compatible app.

Bose QuietComfort 35 II

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The latest noise-canceling headphones from Bose aren't too different from previous iterations. A $349 price tag is still there (for now); so is the great sound. The Quiet Comfort 35 IIs offer more control over the level of noise cancellation and also come with the Google Assistant. Bose has also promised that Amazon Alexa will be added in, giving you easy access to new purchases at some point in the future.

Samsung Portable T5 SSD

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You should be backing up your data. You really should. And while you can back up in the Cloud through Google Photos and iCloud Drive, a physical drive is an excellent investment. The Samsung Portable T5 SSD is a top-rate external drive offering ample storage that can be accessed at 450 megabytes per second.

Happy Prime Day purchasing!

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