Amazon Prime Day 2020: potential offers and postponed October date

Amazon Prime Day 2020: potential offers and postponed October date
The date for Amazon Prime Day 2020 will be pushed back by three months, according to an email to third-party sellers that suggests this year's top Amazon deals will launch in October. It's different from the "Amazon Summer Sale," which is scheduled to start in July. It makes sense to delay the start of Prime Day deals for a number of reasons. First, consumers are facing a downtown economic zone and won't be in the mood for a lavish shopping spree in July (when Amazon's usual First Day date occurs). However, if things go back to normal, there will be pent-up demand to buy again soon after. Tail: October. Similarly, many manufacturers may not be ready yet, but will soon need something like Prime Day 2020 to start making money again. Many products are stored in warehouses, while essential products have priority. Nobody wants to wait until Black Friday 2020 to sell in bulk again. Even if the date for Amazon Prime Day 2020 really does take place in October, we have a lot of questions: what date or dates will this happen? What Prime Day sales are expected this year? Should you buy Prime Day or wait for Black Friday? Let's answer all these pressing questions while we wait for the company's official Amazon Prime Day 2020 details.

Date Amazon Prime Day 2020

The official date for Amazon Prime Day would be in October, according to CNBC, which saw an email to third-party sellers with the reservation date of October 5. Despite this, Amazon came out and said that no date had been announced. Last year's Prime Day deals lasted 48 hours, so there were two full days of discounts, and we're expecting something similar in 2020. Amazon has historically chosen a Monday to start deals and Prime Day usually ends on Tuesday. If October is indeed the month and it starts on a Monday (which is October 5), that leaves one of four options for the start of Prime Day 2020: Initially we would have thought it would have happened on July 13, or perhaps the week before July 6, so a two-month delay would suggest October 5 or October 12. Amazon may have to overlook the release date of the Apple iPhone 12, which is still unknown, but it is likely to monopolize the projectors. As soon as we know the date for Day One 2020, we'll be sure to update this page so you can get your Amazon wish list ready.

Is Amazon Prime Day postponed this year?

This appears to be the case, although Amazon said in the file that "the first day of 2020 has not been announced," according to a retail page on Amazon.com. We are checking this every day and will update this section when Amazon makes an official statement. When was Amazon Prime Day postponed? Reuters reported on the transition from July to "at least August" on April 3, then the Wall Street Journal caught an exclusivity in May that indicated September was the confirmed day one date, due to the coronavirus epidemic. In some parts of the world, Amazon has limited the number of items it ships, often prioritizing essential items. But keep in mind that not having an Amazon Prime Day date is not unusual. The company only announces the date a few weeks before kickoff, when it teases a fraction of its transaction list. So even if it was before October, we still wouldn't know today. It's also possible that Amazon could launch Prime Day in different regions, depending on where they are in the reopening phase. And then there is speculation that Amazon could completely scrape Day One of 2020.

Buy on Amazon Prime Day? Or wait for Black Friday?

You'll see many of the prices are lowest during Amazon Prime Day, but so will Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday 2020. When should you shop? The answer is very simple: Amazon Prime Day comes about three to four months before Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday. That's an extra 90 to 120 days to take advantage of everything you buy, which is a nice bonus. Why wait if you really want to? But if it can be contained, technology prices tend to fall further as they age. The funny thing is that because both online shopping events are such a big win for consumers, Amazon (and to a lesser extent other retail chains) has conditioned us to buy big-ticket items twice a year: Prime Day and Black Friday/Cyber ​​Monday.

Prime Day 2020 Sale List: What Will Be On Sale?

The list of Amazon Prime Day deals, while mysterious until the deals kick in, often follows the same trends every year, so we can only guess what to expect. The best Prime Day 2020 is sure to offer significant discounts on Amazon technology. We're talking Kindle deals, Echo price cuts, and Fire TV discounts. We've also seen Prime Day become known for its incredible deals on laptops, no matter what you're interested in. This includes low-cost Chromebooks, Windows laptops, and some Apple MacBooks. Now that the latest MacBook Pro is on sale, expect it to go fast. Then there are the staples of all the big online shopping events: 4K TVs, DNA kits, and video doorbells, expect all of these prices to drop, too. It doesn't hurt that Amazon has Ring, a range of video doorbells that also offers deep discounts every year.

How to buy Prime Day in 2020

1. Check out our deal forecasts and possibly our list of Prime Day deals There are too many first-day deals available too. It's never a problem to find discounts, it's always about which deals are worth your money. That's why we've always prepared a list organized during the 48-hour sales marathon. We had a great time on Black Friday thinking of smart ways to shop on Amazon – these are some great Prime Day tips and advice. 2. Amazon Prime Day has always required Prime membership, so make sure you have a Prime Day subscription Amazon started Prime Day in 2015 as a smart way to increase your number of Prime subscriptions, and this online shopping spree, ideally in front of the Black Friday, has achieved this goal. You'll need to sign up for Prime (you can get a 30-day free trial), which includes free two-day delivery and access to Prime Video, among other little perks. In some cities, Amazon launched free same-day and same-day shipping for certain items. 3. Create a wish list to organize what you want, because there will be a lot of sales You will also want to create a wish list beforehand, which will allow you to order what you want and how much it all costs. This will give you an advantage. You will be able to see which offers have dropped in price and which have not. 4. Grab the best Prime Day 2020 deals before they're gone The numbers don't lie. Amazon Prime Day stats from last year gave us an idea of ​​what sold in huge numbers nearly 12 months ago. It's shocking, really. The retailer shipped 100,000 lunch boxes, 100,000 laptops, 200,000 TVs, 300,000 headphones, 350,000 luxury cosmetics, 400,000 pet products, 650,000 household cleaning products, and more than a million toys. We often find the best deals to close. in minutes, when Amazon launches a waiting list for those who were just behind the curve.

Will Amazon's rivals try to spoil Prime Day?

Yes, almost certainly. Walmart, Best Buy, B&H Photo and other US retailers have done deals in the past on or around the first day, starting on Black Friday in July. There was less fanfare for these deals, but they still offered enticing discounts. In fact, if you venture to Walmart, Target, eBay during Amazon Prime Day 2020, you won't be alone. According to MarketWatch, searches for these top competitors were up 225% on Prime Day last year compared to previous days. If we see any good deals that match Amazon (or better yet, better), we'll be sure to include them in our list of Amazon Prime Day 2020 deals.

The best Amazon Prime Day deals of the past year

Amazon Prime Day 2020 will undoubtedly be unlike any other as the date moves later in the year. But we think many of the deals will mirror what we saw last year. Last year, Prime members purchased products during the 48-hour event with more than 175 million items sold. That's more than Amazon sold on Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday combined. That's why we posted some of the best deals from last year's Prime Day event. This happened in mid-July, which means some products may change (for example, if a sequel has been released since then), but the low prices should be for the first day of 2020.

Echo Dot Smart Speaker (3rd Gen) $ 49.99 $ 22 at Amazon
The third-generation Echo Dot was on sale for just € 22 for the first day. It's the lowest price we've seen for the smart speaker that plays music, answers questions, checks the weather, and more with its voice control.

Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote € 39.99 € 14.99 at Amazon
A Prime Day bestseller, the Fire TV Stick went on sale for just $14.99 at the 48-hour sales event. That's a $25 rebate and the lowest price we've seen for the streaming player with an Alexa voice remote.

Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa Voice Remote € 49.99 € 24.99 at Amazon
The popular 4K Fire TV Stick was 50% off on Amazon Prime Day. The streaming player includes an Alexa voice remote control and also allows you to stream your favorite content in 4K resolution with HDR.

Amazon Smart Plug € 24.99 € 4.99 at Amazon
If you have an Alexa-enabled device, you can ask Alexa to order an Amazon Smart Plug for just € 4.99. The smart plug turns any device into a smart device so you can use your voice to control the device.

Ring Compatible Wi-Fi Video Doorbell $99.99 $69.99 at Amazon
A best-seller every year, the Ring Video Doorbell went on sale for € 69.99 on Amazon. It's the lowest price we've seen for the Wi-Fi doorbell that alerts you when motion is detected.

Fire 7-inch tablet $49.99 $34.99 at Amazon
The best-selling Prime Day Fire tablet was on sale for €34.99. That's a $15 discount for the 7-inch tablet that works with Alexa and has 8GB of storage.

Kindle Paperwhite $ 129.99 $ 89.99 at Amazon
The waterproof Kindle Paperwhite saw a price drop of €40 on day one. This is the best price we've seen on the 2018 Paperwhite that packs an impressive 8GB of storage.

Ring Video Doorbell Pro with Echo Dot $ 298.99 $ 199 at Amazon
A popular Prime Day package, you can save € 50 on the Ring Pro doorbell and receive a free Echo Dot. This represents a total savings of € 100 for Alexa-enabled devices.

Ring Alarm Home Security Alarm System $ 268.98 $ 144 at Amazon
The Ring Alarm has always been a bestseller during Prime Day and this year the 8-piece security system sold for $144. That's the lowest price we've seen for a home security system that will alert your phone when doors or windows are opened or when motion is detected.

Toshiba LF621U19 43-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV € 330 € 190 at Amazon
A fantastic deal on Prime Day TV, Amazon had the 4-inch Toshiba UHD 43K TV for sale for € 190. It's a € 140 rebate for Smart TV that integrates the Fire TV experience.

IRobot Roomba 690 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner € 374.99 € 229.99 on Amazon
The popular robot vacuum allows you to use the iRobot app to clean your floors from anywhere. The Roomba iRobot was discounted by € 145 at the Prime Day shopping event.

DUO6 60-Quart Instant Pressure Cooker $ 99.95 $ 49.99 at Amazon
The Instant Pot DUO60 had the lowest price ever recorded for Amazon Prime Day. The popular press combines seven kitchen appliances in one and includes over 1000 compatible recipes and application guides.

23andMe DNA Test € 199 € 99 at Amazon
Prime members saved 50% on the popular 23andMe DNA test. This is the best price we've seen for the ancestry service that includes 85 DNA-based reports on health, carrier status, and wellness predispositions and traits with one test.
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