Amazon Prime Day 2024: Get the most money off with these secret pages
Consumer experts have rounded up tips and tricks to help shoppers find the best discounts during the global Amazon sale event
Amazon's 2024 Prime Day Sale is kicking off next week, with the retail giant set to unleash a flurry of price cuts. The anticipated shopping extravaganza promises three key ways for shoppers to snag the best deals and even secure additional discounts on already reduced items, provided they take full advantage of three essential pages.
The sale officially gets underway on Tuesday, July 16 and continues until 23:59 on Wednesday, July 16, during which time thousands of deals are expected to drop. Ahead of the event, there are already significant savings to be found across its beauty, home, kids, tech, and garden sections where bargain hunters can already nab a deal.
Including a wowing £150 saving on the Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphone, a £300 discount on one of Oral B's teeth whitening electric sets, or a Ninja 3-in-1 blender set reduced by £30.
But what if you could shave even more off the sale price? That's where the retailer's lesser-known pages like its subscribe and save feature come into play, allowing shoppers to save even more. Little-known tricks like subscribing to a product can knock pounds off the price at the checkout.
Customers can also slash prices by signing up for its bulk and buy, or by bookmarking key pages like its lightning deals where the best price drops are launched for a few hours, meaning shoppers need to act fast to bag them. To assist shoppers in finding the best price, we've compiled a list of the 'essential' pages to bookmark for its Spring Deal Days sale, reports the Mirror
Amazon are currently offering 30 days of Amazon Prime for FREE. This is perfectly timed, as Prime Day is just around the corner, set to take place on July 16-17 2024. On top of this 30-day free trial, you can receive free next-day delivery and many other benefits. After the trial, you'll be charged £8.99 per month.
The 'Today's Deals' section
This is a popular feature of any major Amazon sale and a page most shoppers will be familiar with. Nonetheless, it's an essential one to bookmark for the upcoming Prime Day sale.
On this page you will be able to filter offers in order of highest discount, helping you get to a high-demand price drop quicker - and without getting lost amid pages of deals.
In the current 'today's deals' section there are already loads of discounts to make the most of, including our top spotted £150 off Samsung's flagship S24 Ultra device. Beauty products are proving popular too with Clarins and The Inkey List serums and face balms listed in the pre-Prime Day sale.
There are also travel deals with Ryanair-approved under-the-seat bags proving popular too, this £5 off voucher deal is an example of how you can cut more off the price. All Prime members will be able to sign up for vouchers, and every now and then they appear in the listing for extra discounts.
Amazon has launched an unmissable discount on one of Samsung's budget phone - the A15.
Now £74 cheaper than Samsung's own price the A15 is a go-to model for shoppers with less money to spend but still looking for a quality smartphone.
Amazon 'Subscribe and Save'.
This lesser-known feature can be found below the listing of some items, and ticking the box will give you a discount if you sign up to buy a product each month. Which is why it's a likely find on everyday staples like toiletries, beauty, and cleaning products.
Customers can arrange for a monthly delivery of a specific item, which reduces the price compared to buying the item as a 'one-off'. This is particularly useful for items that are likely to be re-ordered such as toilet rolls, cleaning products, and pet essentials.
You can cancel this option at any time, but if not, it provides the convenience of having your items re-delivered each month without needing to log in and order them again.
So, what are Amazon Lightning Deals?
These are where customers can find the 'best deals' of the day during major sale events. By navigating to this section of the website and filtering the search by 'saving', shoppers can secure the best prices.
If you've never participated in a fast-paced Prime Day sale before, you'll need to act quickly as these lightning deals don't tend to last long. This is similar to the everyday 'today's deals' section, which customers can peruse daily, even outside of sales periods.
However, these price drops only remain available for a few hours. Once the product has sold out, it is not restocked at the reduced price.
Other retailers currently hosting sale events include John Lewis and Antler, which is offering 20% off for those who spend over £225. For beauty enthusiasts, Charlotte Tilbury has launched a massive summer sale with discounts on its foundation, lip liners, and blush.
