Amazon has confirmed the exact dates its due to drop its 2023 Prime Day Sale, as shoppers can find hundreds of pounds slashed of household items, beauty products and even branded tech items. To get the deals this July, all shoppers are being urged to check their accounts or they could miss out on the reduced prices.
The 2023 Amazon Prime Day will fall on Tuesday, July 11 and Wednesday, July 12, as it cuts the prices of products for all Prime members, and Prime members only. Unlike its 'viral' Black Friday or Spring Day sales the discounts can only be accessed by those who have an Amazon Prime account.
Price drops have already started appearing ahead of the confirmed 2023 prime Day sale dates, today we've seen brands like Ninja, GHD and Samsung reduced, as well as £200 cashback deals on top tech items like the Galaxy S23 Ultra. But without signing up to the £8.99 Prime Membership, shoppers will not be able to buy the deals.
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Obviously, shoppers who aren't already members should sign up to the membership before the sale event starts or they will miss out on the 'bargains', along with any 'surprise' discounts that are dropped between now and the official event on July 11 and July 12.
There are ways getting around it of course, shoppers could make use of Amazon's one week free trial and get Prime discounts for a whole month. It's a good tool for shoppers to use and if timed right it means they could access the Prime Day sale over the week of July 11 and 12 without having to pay £8.99 a month.
For those who have the membership it's crucial to check on you individual account status, to check if your account is on automatic renewal or not. If your account is not on renewal and it runs out before Prime Day you will miss out on the discounts.
A select few account members who have previously had Prime Membership before will notice another trial period option, where they can pay 99p for a one week trial.
