Prime Big Deal Days: Dates confirmed for Amazon’s next big sale
Amazon’s next big sale, Prime Big Deal Days, is just around the corner and we’ve collected everything you need to know about the event.
This year’s Prime Day sale was a pretty solid event overall, packing some particularly impressive deals on products like the Apple AirPods Pro 2 and the Xbox Series S. Even so, Amazon doesn’t seem content with waiting until Black Friday before launching another wave of deals as the company has its first ever Prime Big Deal Days sale taking place this autumn.
Because this sale is the first of its kind, you’d be forgiven for wondering exactly how the event differs from Prime Day and whether there are any extra considerations to bear in mind before it all kicks off. Keep on reading to know more about what Prime Big Deal Days entails.
What is Prime Big Deal Days?
While only a handful of information is known about the event so far, Prime Big Deal Days looks to follow in the same vein as Prime Day by offering a whole host of exclusive discounts to Amazon Prime members.
The sale was announced by the CEO of Worldwide Amazon Stores, Doug Herrington, in a post that revealed a total of 19 countries that will be included in the event. Here’s the full list of countries set to takre part in the Prime Big Deal Days sale:
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, the US, and the UK
When is Prime Big Deal Days?
After announcing the event several weeks ago, Amazon has finally pulled back the curtain and confirmed some concrete dates. We now know that Prime Big Day Deals will take place on Tuesday, October 10th and Wednesday, October 11th, encompassing a full 48-hour period filled with countless offers.
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How is it different from Prime Day?
At this point, there’s very little to discern Prime Big Deal Days from the Prime Day sale that we’re accustomed to. All we know so far is that both events require an active Amazon Prime membership in order to take part, however, Amazon has revealed that the sale will include deals on products from the likes of Bose, Shark and Fitbit, which definitely indicates that the items featured will have the same scope as Prime Day.
When should I sign up to Amazon Prime?
Just like Prime Day, Prime Big Deal Days features Amazon’s subscription service in its name so it’s no secret that an active membership is required to get in on the action, but if you’ve yet to sign up then you might be wondering when the best time is to activate Amazon’s free trial for Prime.
In order to make the most of Prime Big Deal Days and Prime itself, we wouldn’t leave it any later than Monday, October 9th to sign up. That way you can still enjoy plenty of time with all the benefits of Prime after the sale is done, including next-day delivery, access to Prime Video and more.
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