Amazon’s shopping holiday has grown in popularity over the years, particularly this year, when Prime Day returns in July to kick off the back-to-school shopping season. If you’re unfamiliar with Amazon Prime Day, it’s a two-day online shopping extravaganza in which the online retailer offers hundreds of thousands of bargains to Amazon Prime members. While there are bound to be some great deals on Amazon products, the online giant also offers discounts on everything from covers to cars.
The fact that Prime Day falls in the middle of summer is what makes it so unique. You don’t have to stand in long lines on Black Friday or hope that your Cyber Monday purchases arrive before the holidays. Online shops such as Best Buy and Walmart have taken notice, and during the occasion, they often offer some of their greatest discounts.
Although Prime Day isn’t until July, Prime members don’t have to wait that long to get some great bargains right now.
Even if the dates have changed significantly away from the original July 15th date throughout the years, you could practically call Prime Day Amazon’s birthday. Amazon announced at the end of April that Prime Day 2022 would take place in July, which is a return to form for the shopping holiday, but they have yet to issue a press release detailing the specific dates. Prime Day was held in mid-July from 2015 to 2019, however the epidemic in 2020 forced the celebration to be moved. After a pandemic and a global shipping crisis in the summer of 2020, Amazon Prime Day 2020 took place on October 13-14, 2020.
The two-day event was held last year on June 21-22, 2021. In terms of supply and deal variety, Amazon was back to normal, with over 2 million deals available in 20 countries, including Germany, Mexico, Spain, and the United Arab Emirates. This July, Amazon appears to be on track to beat that record once more.
The Amazon Prime Day bargains are only available to Prime subscribers. Students, EBT, and Medicaid beneficiaries can get a discount on an Amazon Prime membership, which costs $140. To receive access to the deals, sign up for a free 30-day trial. Remember to discontinue your free trial after the event is over and your items arrive.
However, your Amazon Prime membership includes a lot more than simply free shipping and access to amazing offers. It also comes with Whole Foods savings, Amazon Prime Video and Prime Music access, and a slew of additional benefits. Amazon has even added member-only concerts to Prime Day in the past to make the two-day event more exciting. The company has also formed partnerships with sports franchises to provide NFL and MLB games to its members.
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