It seems like Amazon Prime Day 2023, an event created by Amazon, was just yesterday — maybe because it was only a couple of months ago. And if you haven't gotten enough savings, or are feeling some buyer's remorse on sales you missed out on, we have great news for you, especially if you're ready for early holiday shopping. That's right: Amazon is back with another major savings event, and it's called Prime Big Deal Days.
When is Amazon Prime Big Deal Days?Amazon announced a second Prime Day event — Prime Big Deal Days — last month. It kicked off on Tuesday, Oct. 10 and is expected to end today, Wednesday, Oct. 11.
The fall sale event is following a similar timeline to last year's mid-October Prime Day, starting Tuesday morning at 3 a.m. EST and running through Wednesday evening.
What is Prime Day on Amazon?Prime Day is a global annual savings event that normally falls over a two-day period and is exclusive to Amazon Prime members. (If you're not a Prime member, you can sign up for a 30 day free trial). This is the second time Amazon has offered a second Prime Day in the fall, with last year's fall event titled, "Prime Early Access Sale."
During Prime Big Deal Days, shoppers can get a second chance at scoring big discounts ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. We expect steep discounts across categories includingbeauty,tech,home,fashion and more. In previous years, we saw impressive deals on bestselling products, from Apple AirPod Pros to Alexa devices to customer-favorite beauty must-haves, such as theLaneige Lip Sleeping Mask.
Amazon says this event will continue to be available in multiple countries, reaching Amazon Prime members in Austria, Brazil, Japan, Luxembourg, Australia, France, the United Kingdom, China and Singapore — just to name a few!
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In the past, we’ve seen impressive deals on must-have items across major categories includingtech,beauty,fashionand home. According to Amazon, you can expect deals from Dyson, Sony, Barbie, SharkNinja and more popular brands. Amazon says within select time periods — which haven’t been confirmed yet — new deals will pop up every five minutes.
Some of the top items from last year were premium beauty brands such as Bio-Oil and NuFace; popular home and kitchen brands such as Ruggable, Hamilton Beach and Pampers and more, according to the retailer.
Last Prime Day, we saw many items that were as high as 65% off (if not more!), big deals on KitchenAid products, an Amazon Fire TV and discounts on video doorbells — just to name a few!
Amazon's new Prime Big Deal Days is underway, and we'll be keeping you updated with the best deals along the way. Plus, we're sharing some of the best deals that you can shop on Amazon right now. Check them out below!
Amazon deals to shop nowHanycony Surge Protector Power Strip
Covergirl Clean Fresh Skincare Priming Glow Facial Mist
Daubigny Kabuki Foundation Brush
Celor Under Eye patches (Pack of 20)
Onanoff Kids Bluetooth Headphones
Echo Pop
Benevolence LA Plush Velvet Travel Jewelry Box
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LifeStraw Peak Series Personal Water Filter
Renpho Smart Scale
American Soft Linen 3-Piece Towel Set
Kasa Indoor Smart Security Camera
Fintie Fire Tablet Bluetooth Keyboard and Detachable Case
Amazon Fire 7 Tablet
Automet Casual Plaid Shacket
Echo Dot with Baby Grogu-Inspired Stand
Afloia Air Purifier
Blink Outdoor Security Camera
Amazon Fire TV 32-Inch Smart TV
Kindle Kids Essentials Bundle
Coollife Hardshell 3-Piece Luggage Set
iRobot Roomba 692 Robot Vacuum
Amazon Prime Day 2023 bestsellers
Washing Machine Cleaner with Odor Blasters
Samnyte Hair Wax Stick
KitchenAid Asteroid Pot Holders
Pura D’or Moroccan Argan Oil
ThermoPro TPO3 Digital Meat Thermometer
Addtam USB Wall Charger Surge Protector
Glocusent LED Neck Reading Light
Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask
Amazon Fire TV Stick with Alexa
IT Cosmetics SuperheroVolumizing & Lengthening Mascara
TULA Glow & Get It Eye Balm
Crest 3D White Professional Effects Teeth Whitening Kit
Apple AirPods
Apple Watch Series 8
When is Prime Day?
In the years past, Prime Day took place during the summer months of June or July. Prime Day 2023 fell on Tuesday, July 11 and Wednesday, July 12. According toAmazon, the event originally started as a summer savings event to celebrate Amazon’s birthday, which launched in July 2015. Due to the pandemic, the retailer pushed Prime Day 2020 to October and then moved back to the summer months the following years. However, the retailer introduced a second two-day sale event that year, Prime Early Access Sale.
How much is Amazon Prime?Amonthly Prime membershipcosts $14.99 a month, but you can also purchase an annual membership for $139, which ultimately saves you a few dollars a month.
Additionally, college students can get a Prime membership for only $7.49 per month or $69 per year — and students who are new to Prime Student can sign up for a six-month trial. There are additional perks for students too, including a free monthly GrubHub+ membership and discounts on flights and hotels through StudentUniverse, says the brand. And that’s not all, those with qualified government assistance can also receive a Prime membership for just $6.99 after their free 30-day trial.
How to find the best Prime Day deals?If you want to save big during the next Prime Day, here’s how you can get started during the event,according to the retailer:
- You will need anAmazon Prime account.
- Download the Amazon Prime app and allow notifications.
- By setting up alerts via the app, you will receive personalized push notifications about updates on your recently viewed items throughout the event.
- If you have Alexa, use it! The device willnotify you of dealson anything in your cart, wish list or “saved for later” section up to 24 hours before they’re even available. You can ask, “Alexa, what are my notifications” to learn more about the sales you’re interested in and even have Alexa buy something for you once the deal goes live. You can also tell your device, “Alexa, remind me when Prime Day starts,” so you’re ready to shop when the clock strikes Prime Day.
To save even more before the big sales event, Amazon also offers a Subscribe & Save program, which can help you get up to 10% off one to four products or up to 15% off five or more products. There are thousands of items eligible for the subscription service — from pet food to beauty items to groceries and more — and there’s no fee to get started. Just select a quantity and schedule your delivery — and you can cancel any time! Although we recommend getting a membership to access future Prime Day deals, it’s not a requirement to start subscriptions.
What are the benefits of an Amazon Prime membership?Prime members can expect to score exclusive deals just for them during Prime Big Deal Days. And don’t forget with the Prime membership, you’ll get free and fast two-day shipping, and select items can qualify for one- or same-day shipping.
But discounts aren’t the only thing you can get with yourPrime membership. While you’re a member, you can enjoy the Prime Video streaming service to watch exclusive and popular shows and ad-free Amazon Music. Plus you can “Try Before You Buy,“ which allows you to test select apparel for seven days at no cost, then return what you don’t want and pay for what you decide to keep. Below we highlighted a few other impressive benefits you might not have known about:
FreeGrubHub+ subscription:For days you want to order in, Prime members can enjoy free delivery for one year with GrubHub+.
Whole Foods Prime-exclusive deals:Whether you’re shopping in-store or online, Prime members can score exclusive discounts on select grocery items.
RxPass:Skip the pharmacy and sign up for the RxPass, which allows you to refill select medications at a fixed cost and have them delivered straight to your door.
Shannon Garlin
Shannon Garlin is an Associate Editor for Shop TODAY.
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