Everything to know ahead of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale
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Amazon knows how to put on a sale!
After the success of July's Amazon Prime Day sale, the e-tailer is giving members another chance to save big.
From October 8, 2024, Amazon will kick off their Prime Big Deal Days sale where fan-favourite brands across all categories will enjoy major discounts – consider it another Prime Day sale event, for those who missed out.
Here's everything you need to know...
What is Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale?
The Prime Big Deal Days sale is exclusive to Amazon. Amazon Prime members will have access to discounts on thousands of products across a huge range of products including tech, toys, beauty, apparel, kitchenware and home appliances.
Brands like Philips, Crocs, Huggies, Lego, Panasonic and Bonds are set to serve up major deals and discounts throughout the five-day event.
When are the Big Deal Days?
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale will kick off at 12:01 am AEST on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, and finish at 11:59 pm AEST on Thursday, October 13, 2024. So, mark your calendars.
What are the best deals on offer?
A study conducted by Amazon Australia predicts one in 10 Australians will spend over $5000 this Christmas, so this sale comes at the perfect time for those who like to plan their gift giving well ahead of time.
Based on previous Amazon Prime member sales, we anticipate huge deals across tech and home. Expect brands like Apple, Bose and Sony to drop the price on big-ticket items like smartphones, smartwatches, headphones, earphones and tablets.
Much loved brand Dyson is set to slash the price on their range of vacuum cleaners, appliances and hot hair tools.
We're also expecting robot vacuum cleaners, portable speakers and coffee machines to be heavily discounted, so if you're looking to commit now's the time to buy.
Some everyday essentials like dishwashing tablets, laundry detergent and nappies should also see some big savings and help Aussies with their weekly grocery budget.
Do I need an Amazon Prime membership to save during this sale?
The Prime Big Deal Days discounts are only available for Amazon Prime members. Memberships cost $9.99 a month and provide subscribers with access to these huge deals as well as other perks like free shipping and same-day delivery in most metro areas of Australia.
Sign up for your free trial here.
Don't want to pay the subscription fee?
Amazon offers a 30-day free trial as soon as you sign up.
If you sign up today, you will have access to all the deals in the Prime Big Deal Days sale without the fees.
Can't wait for the sale?
Amazon currently has a huge selection of items now on sale and available to all customers. Here are some of the best buys you can snap up now, if the wait is too much:
NOTE: Prices are accurate at time of publishing.
Ecovacs Deebot T9+ Robot Vacuum and Mop, was $1299, now $999
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Calvin Klein Eternity Eau de Toilette for Men, 100mL, was $108, now $45
Calvin Klein
Soundcore Motion 100 Portable Speaker, was $179.99, now $59.99
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Samsonite Volant Suitcase, 68cm, was $480, now $285
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Ninja Air Fryer Max, 5.2L, was $299.99, now $129
Ninja
Max Factor Colour Elixir Moisture Kiss Lipstick, Simply Nude, was $23.95, now $12
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Sennheiser HD 599 Headphones, was $320, now $195
Sennheiser
Adidas Men's Sportswear Lite Racer 3.0 Shoes, was $100, now $49.99
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Logitech G502 Hero Wired Gaming Mouse, was $149.95, now $77
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