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Everything to know about Prime Big Deal Days including early deals
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days offers early discounts on electronics and home gear with savings up to 60% on luxury furniture and premium decor, according to event details.
- On October 7 and 8, Amazon will hold Prime Big Deal Days online, with the two-day sale officially starting October 7 and early discounts already available.
- As a pre-Black Friday sale, Amazon designed the two-day Prime Big Deal Days event to offer discounts across beauty, homeware, tech and fashion so shoppers can get ahead on Christmas shopping.
- Among early deals, Apple MacBook Air models are discounted, the Apple iPad is $399, and AirPods Max are $30 off while AirPods Pro 3 remain full price.
- Shoppers should act fast: the sale starts at 00:01 on Tuesday and ends at 23:59 on Wednesday, with early deals available and Prime memberships costing $139 annually or $14.99 monthly, or a 30-day free trial.
- With Apple updating hardware, expect deeper discounts on older models as Amazon clears stock; steep cuts on Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire HD 10 suggest similar markdowns during Prime Big Deal Days.
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