Amazon Prime Day has come and gone, and after recovering from some dog-themed error messages, Amazon says it sold more than 100 million products.

That makes it "the biggest shopping event in Amazon history," according to the company, though it did not provide any specific stats. Amazon also said it "welcomed more new Prime members on July 16 than any previous day in Amazon history." Again, it declined to cite exact numbers; in April, it revealed that it had 100 million Prime members worldwide.

This year's best-sellers were the Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote and Echo Dot, while Whole Foods shoppers were eager to nab discounts on organic strawberries, according to Amazon. "Small and medium-sized businesses selling on Amazon far exceeded $1 billion in sales this Prime Day," the company said.

Here at PCMag, readers were most eager to snap up these gadgets:

• Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote
• Fire TV 4K with Alexa Remote
• Amazon Cloud Cam security camera
• Ecovac Deebot N79S robot vacuum
• Echo Dot
• Anker PowerCore 10000
• Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Mini by TP-Link
• Ring Video Doorbell Pro
• Fire HD 10 tablet
• Amazon Echo (2017)
• Netgear Orbi Home Mesh Wi-Fi System
• Instant Pot DUO60 6 Qt
• Toshiba 50-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV with HDR - Fire TV Edition
• Kindle Paperwhite with Special Offers
• Fire 7 tablet

Here's what was popular at our sister sites, Offers.com and BlackFriday.com.

Though Prime Day was a 36-hour event this year, it appears that most people shopped as early as possible. Amazon's website was slammed as the sale went live at 3 p.m. ET on Monday, producing those cute but annoying 404 errors.

Prime Day-related search traffic dropped off shortly after that, spiking slightly again at 7 a.m the next day, according to Google Trends, but nothing as big as Monday afternoon.