Amazon shoppers can get some bestselling Prime Day bargains for even less with a nifty cashback hack this week.
The online retail giant has already slashed prices on a selection of popular items ahead of the official launch of Prime Day on Tuesday, July 11, including a series of early tech deals. For instance, shoppers can currently grab Amazon's latest Fire TV Stick streaming device for £24.99 - 44% cheaper than its usual price tag of £44.99 - or the cheaper Fire TV Stick Lite for just £21.99.
Meanwhile, bargain-hunters can also get their hands on the latest Echo Dot for better than half price, with the 5th generation of the device now available for £21.99 down from £54.99. And Amazon's brand-new Echo Pop smart speaker also has 60% off in the early Prime Day sale, costing just £17.99 reduced from £44.99 - but there is a clever way to get these gadgets even cheaper.
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Money-saving deals website TopCashback is offering shoppers who sign up to its website £15 cashback when they buy Amazon products. The offer means that you can in effect get the latest Fire TV Stick for £9.99, the Echo Dot for £6.99, or the Echo Pop for just £2.99.
Here's a step-by-step guide for Amazon shoppers on how to get the deal:
- New members of TopCashback need to sign up here for free to get their £15 bonus
- Search for Amazon on the TopCashback site and click 'Get cashback now'
- Purchase your shiny new Amazon product
- The cashback will then track and appear in your TopCashback account within seven working days. You'll be able to withdraw your cashback after Amazon has paid TopCashback the commission for your purchase.
Many of Amazon's Prime Day deals, including those on the Fire TV Stick, Echo Dot and Echo Pop, are available exclusively to shoppers with a Prime membership. A subscription usually costs £8.99 a month, but there are free trials available for new customers to gain access to the best Prime Day deals.
A Prime subscription also includes free premium and same-day delivery on orders, as well as access to Prime Video, Amazon Music, and Prime Reading. As an extra perk, Amazon is also making Kindle Unlimited available free for three months for new Prime Members who sign up for the service, meaning subscribers will be able to access millions of books, thousands of audiobooks and magazines at no extra cost.
A Kindle Unlimited subscription would normally set you back £9.49 a month at full price. You can sign up for an Amazon Prime subscription here.
