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Amazon Prime Day has come and gone for 2023 — or has it? The July event is in the books, but the eCommerce giant is planning another event October 10-11 to keep your attention and your open wallet from now clear through to Black Friday.

From your favorite phones to the newest smart home gadgetry to the highest quality earbuds, you’ll find sweeter deals than any Halloween treat. Almost halfway into October, Amazon will kick off the holiday shopping season with Amazon Prime Big Deal Days.

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If you want to take advantage of the tens of thousands of deals coming this October, you’ll have to subscribe to Amazon Prime. Prime offers much more than discounts, with an included music service, streaming library, Twitch subscription, and a plethora of smaller features.

What and when are Amazon Prime Big Deal Days?

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Ever since Prime Day 2020 was pushed into October, Amazon has held a sale event in the month of harvests and horror movies. Amazon has confirmed that this year, their October event is being called Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, and it’s taking place October 10-11.

Yeah, the name is a…mouthful, but at least it’s less confusing than “Prime Early Access Sale.” That was the event’s name in 2021 and 2022, and in 2021, the event actually did focus on early access to new products, but now it’s a “normal” deal event with the usual lightning, one-day, and multi-day deals. We’ll also see the return of invite-only deals that replaced those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it sellout deals of yesteryear.

The timeframe of this event is unique: September and October are big months for new product launches for any company wanting to sell their goods during the busiest quarter of the year (Q4, October to December). Thus, the October event offers a surprising mix of the first deals on brand-new products, clearance sales on older models, and discounts on everything else.

October 10-11 puts this event a week after the Google Pixel 8 launch event, so the Pixel 7 series will likely be deeply discounted, and we’re hoping to see bigger discounts on the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5 as it’ll be their first shopping event since the early August launch.

What deals do we expect to see?

While the Pixel 8 and Pixel Watch 2 are imminent, those products will likely still be in pre-order during this event, so they won’t really be on sale yet. However, we can expect deep, deep discounts on the outgoing Pixel 7 series, the Pixel 7a, and likely the Pixel 6a, which we expect to see for $250 or less.

On Samsung’s side, expect price cuts across the entire Galaxy S23 series, Z Flip/Fold 5, A54, likely the S22 series, and maybe a few other A-series phones, as well as deals on the Tab S9, S8, and A8 (probably not the upcoming Galaxy Tab A9). OnePlus and Moto will likely have the “usual” discounts, though perhaps this time, the Moto Razr+ discount won’t be a limited-quantity, reservation-only deal.

Amazon’s fall hardware launch event is set for September 20, so any new products announced there will likely release during this event with some kind of bundle promotions. We already saw new speakers, displays, the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus, and Fire Max 11 back in April, but there’s always room for more, and, of course, Amazon always heavily discounts everything from Ring, Blink, and Amazon Echo, Fire, and Kindle.

Similarly, Google might launch new Nest hardware alongside the Pixel 8 on October 4, but at the very least, we can at least expect deals on the Nest Hub series, cameras, doorbells, thermostats, and Chromecasts with Google TV.

Headphones and earbuds need no season or reason to crank up the deals, and I hope to see the return of $140 Pixel Buds Pro, $155 Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, and $178 Sony WF-1000XM4 deals . In fact, this should be the first big deal event for the new Sony WF-1000XM5, so hopefully, we can see a good chunk off that $300 price tag.

Things might be quieter on the wearable and Chromebook fronts. Amazon’s Chromebook deals tend to play second-fiddle to Best Buy — not that Best Buy won’t have some extra-early Black Friday sale going on the same day — and Chromebook deals tend to gravitate more towards Black Friday and back-to-school shopping in July and August. The Pixel Watch will see a big discount, but I can confidently say you should either buy the Pixel Watch 2 or pick up a Galaxy Watch deal instead. The Galaxy Watch 6, 5, and 4 series will undoubtedly be on sale (unless the Galaxy Watch 5 sells out first).

What are Prime invite-only deals?

Once upon a time during Prime Days, there would be some truly jaw-dropping discounts on select items: a $99 smart TV, hundreds off of a just-released phone, $400 Pixelbooks, and so on. These sweet deals would have thousands — if not tens of thousands — waiting patiently for the exact lightning deal or deal of the day to start, and at 03:00:00:01, we’d all try to hit refresh and Add to cart. Some would succeed, but most would either end up on the waitlist or miss out entirely, all within 5-10 seconds. This was fun for bots, but for most of us, it was a huge letdown, and so Amazon has finally given us something that’s a little less stressful and a little more fair.

Invite-only deals are announced weeks ahead of the actual event, and if you sign up for them early enough, you’ll get an email and a notification on October 10-11 that will provide you with a special link to purchase the product at these too-low-to-believe prices. Hopefully, a few more products will be added — Amazon’s only showing five invite-only deals at the moment — but these three are the technology deals to sign up for right now. Each will be at its lowest price ever, and all will be 50% off or more.

Do you need to be an Amazon Prime subscriber?

Yes, like all Prime-branded events, Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is exclusive to Amazon Prime subscribers. Amazon Prime’s annual membership is $139, and the monthly subscription is slightly more expensive at $15 a month ($180 over a year). College kids can get Amazon Prime Student for $69 a year or $7.50 a month ($90 over a year), and people on certain government programs (EBT, Medicaid, etc) can pay $7 a month for Prime Access after their eligibility is verified.

If you don’t want to pay for Amazon Prime, you can get a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime; you’ll just have to remember to cancel your Prime membership. Or you could keep it through the holiday shopping season for $30 and then cancel before the new year rolls around. Though really, between Prime Day, Prime Big Deal Days, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, there are enough discounts to easily pay for the membership, to say nothing of the included music library, Prime Video’s expansive catalog, and, of course, the free shipping.

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Amazon Prime

If you want to take advantage of the tens of thousands of deals coming this October, you’ll have to subscribe to Amazon Prime. Prime offers much more than discounts, with an included music service, streaming library, Twitch subscription, and a plethora of smaller features.

The best deals from July’s Amazon Prime Day

Phones

• Samsung Galaxy S23: $600 ($200 off)
• Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: $950 (250 off)
• Samsung Galaxy S22: $500 ($300 off)
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4: $1,100 ($700 off)
• Samsung Galaxy A54: $375 ($75 off)
• Google Pixel 7: $499 ($100 off)
• Google Pixel 7 Pro: $649 ($250 off)
• Google Pixel 6a: $249 ($200 off)
• Motorola Razr+: $850 ($150 off, Reservation-only)
• OnePlus 10T: $400 ($250 off)
• OnePlus Nord N200: $150 ($50 off)

Tablets

• Samsung Galaxy S8+: $600 ($300 off)
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE: $400 ($280 off)
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite: 249 ($101 off)
• Samsung Galaxy A8 (128GB): $180 ($150 off)
• Apple iPad Mini (6th Gen): $380 ($120 off)
• Apple iPad (10th Gen): $380 ($70 off)

Chromebooks

• Acer Chromebook Spin 714 (2023): $540 ($160 off)
• Acer Chromebook Spin 314 (1H): $353 ($127 off)
• Acer Chromebook Spin 311 (3H): $129 ($120 off)
• Lenovo Duet 3: $279 ($100 off)
• Lenovo 3i Chromebook: $255 ($45 off)
• Lenovo Flex 3i Chromebook (15”): $249 ($180 off)
• HP Chromebook x360 14c: $500 ($200 off)

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  Acer Chromebook Spin 714 (2023)

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  Acer Chromebook Spin 314 (1H)

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• Lenovo’s newest Chromebook has hit American markets and is an excellent choice for an entry-level, thin and light touchscreen laptop under $200.

  Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 Chromebook

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  HP Chromebook x360 14c

  $479 $699 Save $220

Earbuds and headphones

• Google Pixel Buds Pro: $139 ($60 off)
• Google Pixel Buds A-series: $59 ($40 off)
• Sony WF-1000XM4: $199 ($80 off)
• Sony WH-1000XM5: $328 ($72 off)
• Sony LinkBuds S: $128 ($72 off)
• Bose Noise Canceling 700: $299 ($80 off)
• Bose QuietComfort II Noise Canceling Earbuds: $249 ($50 off)
• Samsung Galaxy Buds 2: $90 ($60 off)

Wearables

• Samsung Galaxy Watch 5: $160 ($120 off)
• Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro: $380 $70 off)
• Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic: $130 ($250 off)
• Google Pixel Watch: $250 ($100 off)
• Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra: $180 ($120 off)
• Fitbit Sense 2: $230 ($70 off)
• Garmin Forerunner 745: $280 ($220 off)

Smart home

• Amazon Echo Dot: $23 ($27 off)
• Amazon Echo Dot with Clock: $30 ($30 off)
• Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED Series (65”): $600 ($200 off)
• Arlo Essential Video Doorbell: $70 ($130)
• Kasa Smart Plug Mini (4-pack): $21 ($8 off)
• Ring Battery Doorbell Plus: $130 ($50 off)
• Google Nest Thermostat: $85 ($45 off)
• Sony OLED Bravia XR A80K Series (55”): $1,100 ($700 off)
• Synology DiskStation DS1522+: $560 ($140 off)

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