Last year, we also saw the Prime Early Access Sale which ran October 11 and October 12 in the run up to Black Friday. We can’t see it being any different this time around. Prime Day 2021 was placed at a slightly unusual time too, landing on June 21 and June 22.īesides those two years where things were very different for the world, all other Prime Days have fallen during the second week of July with Prime Day 2022 landing on July 12 and July 13. Back then, Prime Day occurred October 13 and October 14. The only exception to this rule was during 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted supply chain issues and the world on the whole. Past days have included the very first one on July 15, 2015, with subsequent dates around the July 11-17 mark.

In past years, Prime Day has almost always occurred in July due to that being the month of Amazon’s birthday.

Based on previous years, Prime Day 2023 is likely to run in July. We don’t yet have official confirmation as to when Prime Day 2023 will be, but we do have a strong idea as to when it will be held. The fastest finger tends to get the best discount.

That’s why it’s important to keep a keen eye on what goes on sale as part of Prime Day. Some products may be discounted for the entire two day event while others can be reduced for just a matter of hours or until they sell out. Predictably, many Amazon owned products like Kindles, Echo speakers, Ring doorbells, and more are part of the sales event, but pretty much all major manufacturers get involved with some hefty discounts to enjoy here. Our 5 favorite Memorial Day TV deals - from $198 Best laptop deals: Get a new laptop for work or play from $169īest gaming laptop deals: Portable gaming rigs from $600

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