Amazon’s Prime Day is officially scheduled for October 8-9, but in reality the excitement has already begun. Almost all deals were unveiled on Sunday late afternoon. This Monday morning marks the final wave of offers which makes it an opportune moment for shoppers to dive into the discounts. Notably, all deals are open to everyone (not just Prime members) so that all consumers to take advantage of the incredible savings available.
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As shoppers explore the extensive range of deals, they will find significant discounts on popular items across various categories. Apple products are among the most anticipated discounts with items like the AirPods Pro 2 currently priced at $189 instead of $249. Other Apple devices, including MacBooks Air/Pro, iPads and AirPods Max, are also seeing substantial price reductions. The 4-pack of AirTags is particularly noteworthy, priced at $74 instead of $99 and it’s currently a top seller during this pre-Prime Day event.
Massive discounts on Amazon
Amazon’s own product line is also enjoying impressive discounts for this Prime Day 2024. Smart speakers like the Echo Dot and Echo Spot along with Fire TV Sticks and Blink security cameras are seeing price cuts ranging from 40% to 70% off their original prices. You will be delighted to discover that the Google Nest Wifi router is available for just $38 down from its original price of $169. Additionally, Samsung’s portable SSDs (T7 and T9) are receiving discounts of at least 40% across nearly all storage capacities.
The Prime Day event has evolved significantly since its inception as a celebration of Amazon’s 20th anniversary. It has transformed into the company’s largest e-commerce day of the year surpassing even Black Friday in sales volume. With over 200 million Prime members in the world benefiting from exclusive deals in previous years, this year’s event is set to be even more inclusive. Remember: this Monday, all deals are available to everyone, including non Prime members.
As we approach the official Prime “Big Deal” Days, Amazon has revealed deals across its major categories including TVs (Fire TVs, LG and Sony TVs), headphones, appliances, gaming devices (hello PS5!), fashion, toys, and more. Well-known brands such as Disney, Sony, KitchenAid, Lego, Microsoft, LG, Samsung, and Apple are participating in this extensive sale.
Other retailers are also launching their own promotions to attract consumers during this busy shopping period. Samsung is offering significant discounts on its latest technology in its official store during Prime Day, especially on the latest Galaxy S24 smartphones and the folding Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6. The famous NordVPN is also joining in with a remarkable promotion featuring discounts of up to 73% on its subscription plans.
Unbelievable Prime Day
Amazon’s Prime Day has kicked off with a bang this Monday and surprised shoppers with an early start to the much-anticipated event. While the official dates are set for Tuesday and Wednesday (Oct. 8-9), it appears that Amazon has unleashed the majority of its deals right from the get-go. This strategic move suggests that we might not see a significant influx of new offers during the official days which makes it crucial for bargain hunters to act swiftly. Amazon has opened up these deals to everyone, including non-Prime members, allowing all shoppers to take advantage of the discounts without the need for a subscription.
For those considering the benefits of Prime membership, it’s worth noting that subscribers enjoy perks such as free and fast shipping, access to Prime Video, Amazon Music and exclusive deals throughout the year (like the ones at Prime Day), all for $14.99 per month or $139 annually.
Regardless of membership status, one thing remains certain: stock shortages are inevitable during such high-demand events. Just as with Black Friday, the sheer volume of orders during Prime Day often overwhelms even Amazon’s vast inventory management capabilities. This means that popular items are likely to sell out quickly and even Amazon struggles to keep up with the intense demand.
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