We're Tracking All the Sales and Trends During Amazon's October Prime Day

If you’ve sworn off protein powders for being gritty or gross, give this one a shot. I’ve been through more tubs of vanilla protein powder than I can count. Most of them are chalky, clumpy, or too sweet. Orgain’s Organic Vegan Protein is the rare exception. It’s also our favorite vegan protein powder for its simple formula: a blend of pea, brown rice, chia, and mung bean proteins, which together cover all nine essential amino acids (not always given with plant-based powders). Each scoop gives you 21 grams of protein, plus 4 grams of fiber. At 15 grams of carbs per serving, it’s higher in carbs than some other competitors, but those extra carbs make it more satisfying. Personally, I like it blended with almond milk, frozen berries, and a couple of spoons of hemp seeds.

You really can't beat the current edition Apple MacBook with an M4 processor. It's thin but sturdy, very powerful, and now supports two 4K monitors for desktop comfort.

Pressed to kvetch about it, our reviewer points out that it only charges from one side in a 9/10 review.

Prime Day saves $200 off the price, which is as good a deal as you're likely to see all day.

Good morning from WIRED's virtual Prime Day headquarters, where we will be web logging Prime Day all day (and again tomorrow). I am about to make my first purchase of the event, which has been my first purchase of several Prime Days past, nabbing this 12-pack of canned Starbucks espresso for less than a buck a can. This will save me five dollars—or, I suppose you could say, get me five free cans.