It’s here…Epic Prime Day deals and exclusive offers live from 00.01am on Monday 15th July, with even more to come
Prime Day 2019 starts at 00.01am on Monday, 15th July and – for the first time ever – runs for 48 hours until 11.59pm on Tuesday 16th July, offering members two full days of the best in shopping and entertainment Top deals live from 00.01am on 15th July include the ghd Ultimate Styling Gift Set now £174.99, (was 249.99), the Sony Advanced Compact Premium Camera now £479 (was £613) and the Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote, now £19.99 (was £39.99) To celebrate Prime Day, Prime members will have the exclusive chance to pre-order Lady Gaga’s newly launched HAUS LABORATORIES beauty collection LONDON – 15th July 2019 – Prime Day, a two-day parade of epic deals, is here with more deals than ever before for UK Prime members. Prime Day starts at 00.01am on Monday, 15th July and runs until 11.59pm on Tuesday 16th July, offering more than one million deals worldwide. Those new to Prime can sign up for a free trial at www.amazon.co.uk/prime to make sure they don’t miss out. New for Prime Day this year are featured Lightning Deals. Top deals on some of the year’s most exciting products going live throughout the 48 hour event, which will have limited quantities and could sell out fast. Featured Lightning Deals live on 15th July will include top brands such as Sony, ghd and GoPro. Prime members are advised to check back regularly to view new deals launching throughout the sale. This Prime Day, Amazon has teamed up with brands around the world to offer new and special-edition products exclusively to Prime members. Prime Day Launches feature brand-new products available for pre-order, limited-edition items and never-before-seen collections that are available exclusively to Prime members on Amazon for a limited time. New launches going live on 15th July include the Lego Star Wars Droid - an app controlled programmable interactive R2D2 droid and an Oculus VR bundle. Prime members will also have the exclusive chance to preorder from Lady Gaga’s new HAUS LABORATORIES beauty collection. Members will be able to preorder a selection of HAUS LABORATORIES products including six Collections and nine limited-time duo sets, while supplies last. Each collection includes one Glam Attack (all over liquid shimmer powder), one RIP lip liner and one Le Riot lip gloss. ‘Little Monsters’ everywhere will be the first to discover and shop Lady Gaga’s newest creation on amazon.co.uk/hauslabs. Deals live on Amazon devices include Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote for £19.99 (was £39.99), Echo Dot for £22 (was £49.99), all-new Echo Show 5 for £49.99 (was £79.99), Echo Show for £159.99 (was £219.99), Echo Plus for £99.99 (was £139.99), all-new Fire 7 for £29.99 (was £49.99), all-new Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet for £59.99 (was £99.99), Kindle Paperwhite for £79.99 (was £119), and more. Customers are set to save millions of pounds during Amazon’s Prime Day sale 2019. New deals go live throughout 15th and 16th July so customers are advised to check back regularly. Great savings available on the 15th include: Previous Amazon prices correct as of 10.07.19 Prime Day is also a great time for members to explore the many entertainment benefits included as part of their Prime membership. As well as great deals across Amazon Music, Prime Video and more, Prime members can enjoy a front row seat to stream the global Prime Day Concert which took place in New York on 10th July, including a headlining set from Taylor Swift. The concert is now available to view on-demand on Prime Video. For more details on the show, and to add it to your watch list, head to primevideo.com/primedayconcert. The Best Ways to Shop on Prime Day There are plenty of ways to make the most of the Prime Day sale including:
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