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Amazon Prime Day 2024 is almost here.
Running from Tuesday, July 16, starting at 12 a.m. PT/3 a.m. ET through Wednesday, July 17, until midnight PT, the two-day sale event promises can’t-miss deals on everything from top brands (Dyson, Sony, Keurig, Shark, Clinique, Theragun, Samsung and more) to celebrity-founded companies (such as Vanessa Hudgens’ Know Beauty, Kourtney Kardashian Barke’s Lemme supplements and Jessica Alba-founded Honest Co.)
There will be thousands of deals on Prime Day across all of Amazon’s categories, making it one of the best summer savings events for deals on small and big-ticket electronics (think: from tablets to TVs, and travel-friendly shavers to high-end skin-care tools), kitchen appliances, robot vacuums and mops, air purifiers, skin-care, makeup, hair tools, personal care essentials and more, including finds under $50.
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The best Prime Day discounts are always on Amazon’s own slate of devices, including Fire TVs and Fire TV sticks, Alexa-enabled Echo speakers and smart displays, Kindle e-readers, Amazon Fire tablets and more. Amazon Prime Day is also a great time to stock up on back-to-school essentials such as mattresses and bedding, laptops, headphones, smartphones, stationery, tablets for taking notes, e-readers and more.
You can also save on designer fashion and accessories at Amazon Luxury Stores, What Goes Around Comes Around‘s Amazon storefront and Shopbop. Prime members score an extra 20 percent off select items with code LUXPRIME24, with a max savings of $1,000.
Prime members also save up to 50 percent off select movie purchases or rentals on Prime Video, get channels for 99 cents for the first two months (including MGM+ and ViX), half off Paramount+ with Showtime and AMC+ and more. Prime members can also try Kindle Unlimited and Audible Premium Plus free for three months.
Invite-only deals include up to 60 percent off the Citizen Chronograph watch, 58 percent off the Foreo Luna Mini 3 face cleanser brush set and 40 percent off Speedo’s Champion Signature Swim bundle, to name a few. See all the current Amazon deals and promo offers here.
Don’t forget that you’ll need an Amazon Prime membership to take advantage of all the best deals today and tomorrow. Not yet a member? Sign up for a 30-day free trial to score access to Prime Day; after the promo period, the membership auto-renews at $14.99 per month or $139 annually.
Below, we’ve rounded up all of the best early Prime Day deals to shop tech, home, beauty, personal care and grooming, clothing, travel essentials and more. Stay tuned as we’ll be updating when the sale officially starts on July 16 and throughout the event.
The Best Early Amazon Prime Day Tech Deals
The Best Early Amazon Prime Day Home Deals
The Best Amazon Prime Day Beauty Deals
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The Best Amazon Prime Day Grooming Deals
The Best Amazon Prime Day Health & Wellness Deals
The Best Amazon Prime Day Fashion Deals
When Is Amazon Prime Day 2024?
Amazon confirmed that Prime Day 2024 will take place on July 16 and 17. It follows the e-commerce giant’s tradition of running the sale across two days during the second week of July.
Amazon announced the dates for its 10th annual shopping event with the help of Megan Thee Stallion, who released an original song and music video titled, “It’s Prime Day,” ahead of her new album, Megan.
Do You Need to Be a Prime Member to Shop Amazon Prime Day?
In short, yes. As the name suggests, Prime Day is Amazon’s deal event exclusively for Prime members, so you’ll want to sign up for a membership before you start shopping. The good news: Amazon has a 30-day free trial so you can test out a subscription before you commit. Subscriptions auto-renew at $14.99 per month or $139 per year.
If you’re a student between the ages of 18 to 24, you can try Prime Student free for six months; after that, pay only $7.49 monthly or $69 annually.
While some deals will be made available to all Amazon shoppers, the best Prime Day deals are reserved for Prime members.
Amazon Prime Day 2024: Best Shopping Tips
Just as in past years, Prime members can sign up for alerts for personalized deals on online doorbusters ahead of the event. Those who don’t yet have an Amazon Prime membership can ensure access to the sale by getting a 30-day free trial.
You can stay updated on the best Prime Day 2024 discounts by signing up for the invite-only deals program, subscribing to deal alerts through the Prime Day event page, following your favorite brands, using the Amazon Shopping app and setting reminders via the Alexa voice assistant. You’ll receive personalized push notifications on recently-viewed items and more, and you can ask Alexa to add products to your Cart, Wish List or Save for Later list and then request deal notifications on those items.
Prime Day is also where Amazon will drop a number of digital deals, on Kindle books and Audible audiobooks, plus steep discounts and offers on Prime Video channels and Amazon Music.
Megan Thee Stallion is also sharing her own favorites from the sale alongside her top finds on Amazon; learn more and shop here. The “Not My Fault” singer joins others in sharing their top deal picks, including Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown, actress Alyssa McKay, influencers Alix Earle and Meredith Duxbury, athlete Jess Sims, YouTuber Monet McMichael, college basketball star Jared McCain and others.
Top Amazon Prime Day Offers, How to Earn Shopping Credits
Eligible Prime members earn a $200 Amazon gift card when they are approved for the Prime Visa credit card from through July 24, or an $80 Amazon gift card upon approval for a Prime Store Card until July 17. Learn more about the offers here.
Prime members also earned a $20 credit by downloading the Amazon Photos app and automatically backing up their phone images. (The promo has since expired.)
According to Amazon, Prime members saved over $2.5 billion by shopping deals during Prime Day last year.
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