Amazon Prime Day 2024: Your Ultimate Week-Long Shopping Guide – What You Need to Know

Online shopping can often feel like a workout. Multiple tabs open, carts full, always checking other sites to see if there’s a better deal. We shop for beauty products on one site, home essentials on another, and all of a sudden we’ve lost track of what we’ve already purchased.

That’s where Amazon comes in. The ultimate one-stop shop that makes things a whole lot less stressful. With thousands of brands, some of the best discounts around and fast delivery options, it’s easier than ever to keep track of what you’re spending your hard earned money on.

The best part? Amazon Australia have announced that the Prime Day sales will be bigger and better than ever this year. So to prepare you for some of the best deals you’ve seen in a while (think discounts as good as Black Friday), we’ve got all the info you could possibly need.

  • What is Amazon Prime Day?
  • When does Prime Day start and finish?
  • Do you have to be an Amazon member to shop the sale?
  • What’s already on sale?
Table of contents:

What is the Amazon Prime Day sale?

Amazon Prime Day is one of Amazon’s major sales events, where customers are treated to some of the best deals on the site. The discounts and offers from major brands can rival the sales that you see during Black Friday sales.

For example, last Amazon Prime Day you could save up to 63% on the Amazon Echo range of smart speakers and displays, 47% on a Dyson V8 Extra Cordless Vacuum Cleaner and up to 47% on Samsonite luggage. There were also discounts on LEGO, Dyson Airwraps, makeup, household essentials and even shoes and apparel from brands like Sketchers, The North Face and Tommy Hilfiger.

If you’re really organised, consider this your chance to start shopping for early Christmas products, or to stock up on those household essentials.

When does Amazon Prime Day start and finish?

This year, Amazon Australia are running their Prime Day sales for the longest time ever, and you’ll be able to shop for a whole week! From 8 to 14 July, you’ll see heavily discounted products across the site.

Do you have to be an Amazon Prime member to shop the sale?

Yes, you need to be an Amazon Prime member in order to receive Prime Day discounts. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial to make the most of Prime Day deals and other benefits. After the trial, Prime is $9.99/month or $79/year and can be cancelled at any time, including during the trial period.

What will be on sale for Prime Day?

Amazon doesn’t really announce exactly what will be on sale before Prime Day but there are usually hints and a few early details that can help build out our wishlists. So far, we know that there are going to be thousands of discounts from most-loved brands such as Adidas, Amazon Devices, Apple, Dyson, ECOVACS, Koala, L’Oreal Paris, LEGO, New Balance, Ninja, OMO, Phillips, Shark, Sony, Xbox and more.

We’ll likely see great savings on technology, appliances and homewares, as well as fashion, beauty and products for the whole family.

What’s already on sale at Amazon?

Of course, Prime Day is the perfect excuse to shop, but don’t forget that Amazon has products on sale all the time. We’ve found some best-selling items that are already on sale that you can start adding to cart.

MERACH Walking Pad Treadmill

$289.99 at Amazon

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Dyson Airstraight

$749 at Amazon

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UGG Classic Mini Boots

$169 at Amazon

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Sennheiser Over Ear Headphones

$149 at Amazon

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COSRX Snail Mucin Essence

$38 at Amazon

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Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker

$299 at Amazon

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MEDIHEAL Collagen Ampoule Pad

$39 at Amazon

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Tile Bluetooth Tracker 4-pack

$129.95 at Amazon

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