You’ll find bargains galore with the best Amazon Prime Day 2018 deals | Tech News
July brings many things: Barbecues, fireworks, and perhaps most importantly, Prime Day. That’s Amazon’s yearly anniversary sale, in which the website offers a day of unfathomable discounts. If you’re in the market for some new appliances, or have been eyeing a particular TV for a while now, Prime Day might be your best chance to score cool gadgets for (relatively) cheap prices.
Although Prime Day always occurs in July, Amazon is usually tight-lipped about the precise day until it approaches. However, thanks to a leak accidentally posted to the Amazon UK page, the retail giant may have let slip the actual date. According to Tech Radar, whose deals team spotted the leak, Amazon Prime day will be starting midday on July 16 and extending through July 17. If we can assume the leak is accurate, that means Amazon Prime Day 2018 will be the longest Prime Day we’ve ever seen.
Though you may already feel yourself getting hyped for the big day, there’s one important thing to remember: Amazon only offers Prime Day deals to its Amazon Prime members. If you haven’t signed up for a membership before, you can collect a 30-day free trial and be on your way. Otherwise, a Prime Membership will cost you $119 a year — or $13 a month — with a number of benefits, including free two-day shipping on select items, access to a host of streamable content, and much more.
In years past, Amazon has offered noteworthy discounts on its proprietary products — including Kindle and Echo devices — a trend that is likely to continue this year. TVs, video game consoles, and smart home appliances also tend to receive sizable discounts, so you can outfit your home with the latest in modern gadgetry. In addition to deals that extend throughout the day, Amazon has also offered Lightning Deals in the past, in which select items receive dramatic price drops for a short period of time.
We’ll be sifting through the discounts as they come up, so check back often and follow us on Twitter to keep up on the best Amazon Prime Day deals. It may not be Prime Day just yet, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find a great deal on something you’ll love.
Best (Almost) Prime Day Deals
While we’re all waiting for Amazon to tell us, when is Prime Day, we’ve decided to get our pre-game on. We’re stretching our fingers and jogging through spreadsheets to bring you the steepest discounts and best deals leading up to Prime Day. If you’re looking to replace something right now, or have serious FOMO, bookmark the page and check back often for our curated list of, the best (almost) Amazon Prime Day deals.
Anker PowerPort Power Strip
$28 $60
YOU SAVE $32
Power a complete home workstation or entertainment center, while keeping all of your devices fully charged all for under $30.
OXO Good Grips Cold Brew Coffee Maker
$40 $50
YOU SAVE $10
Cold brew isn’t just coffee on ice, it’s a caffeinated sensation that takes hours to effectively craft. Make it easier on yourself with one of the most recommended cold brew makers that happens to be on sale.
Tile Sport
$25 $35
YOU SAVE $29
Keep track of your valuables with the Tile Sport. Made to withstand the elements like rain and rugged outdoors.
Kanye West 808s & Heartbreak
$23 $30
YOU SAVE $10
808s & Heartbreaks remains a classic piece of Kanye work. What better way to own a classic than on vinyl? Especially when it’s on a discount.
Coleman Instant Canopy
$152 $200
YOU SAVE $48
Summer is coming and you’ll want a piece of shade at the park, the beach or even your own backyard
Apple iPad 2017
$280 $329
YOU SAVE $49
If you’re looking for a great price on an iPad, no need to look further than this.
TP-Link Kasa Smart Plug
$20 $40
YOU SAVE $20
Take control of your outlets with an Alexa-enabled smart plug by TP-Link.
Amazon Echo Show
$160 $230
YOU SAVE $70
Amazon Alexa can do more than just speak, now she can show. This is a discount you don’t see often.
TCL Roku Smart TV
$380 $600
YOU SAVE $220
This 55-inch smart TV was a Prime Day favorite last year, and it’s on sale right now!
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