There are officially less than 24 hours till Amazon Prime Day. It’s never too early to start planning, including making a wish list for the big sale, of course.
Continue reading to find out what we currently know about Prime Day 2022 and what you can do to prepare for the eventual price reduction.
Describe Prime Day.
Amazon hosts its annual discount event known as Prime Day just for Prime subscribers. It often offers significant discounts on thousands of items for one or two days across all product categories.
Prime Day 2022 will occur when?
This year’s Prime Day will be held on July 12 and 13, according to Amazon. On June 21, early deals were made.
Prime Day typically occurs in July, however owing to the pandemic in 2020, the sale was postponed and took place in October. Prime Day was hosted in late June of 2021, resuming its summertime schedule.
Getting ready for Prime Day
Make sure you truly have an Amazon Prime subscription before anything else. There is a 30-day free trial available here; after that, your subscription will cost $14.99 per month or $139 yearly (the price jumped from $12.99 per month and $119 annually this past February). You’ll have access to Prime Video ad-free music streaming, unlimited photo storage, and unlimited reading in addition to quick, free two-day shipping.
Only Prime members may receive access to several of Prime Day’s biggest deals, including the Lightning Deals (more on those in a moment).
Once your membership is organized, you should also spend some time making sure your payment options, such as 1-Click settings and default delivery, are current so you can quickly get the discounts you want.
Retailers fighting for Prime Day sales
Remember, Amazon Prime Day isn’t the only significant sale to keep an eye out for. Although those events have not yet been announced, other significant stores like Walmart and Target will probably stage huge, competitive discount events of their own.
How to locate the top Prime Day discounts
You should save the Amazon Deals Page as a favorite because that is where you’ll find all the items that are part of the offer. On the big day, make sure to check frequently because Prime Day offers are notorious to sell out rapidly and because additional discounts will probably be added throughout the sale period.
On the previous page, you’ll also see Amazon’s renowned Lightning Deals (you can filter your view so that you only see Lightning Deals using the panel on the left side of the page).
