Australia's first Amazon Prime Day has come and gone. While there were plenty of great deals over the 36-hour day, some folks were a little underwhelmed by what was on offer. And other retailers joined in and managed to compete on some of the deals so the retailing megabeast didn't have things all their own way. Was it a success? Or was it a fizzer?
The Amazon Prime Day deals are already beginning to appear online. For the next day-and-a-half, Aussies will be able to snap up discounts and bargains on millions of products including video games, computers, phones, books, gadgets and more. Here are all the best deals so far - and how to get them!
We're about half way though Australia's first Amazon Prime Day and there have been plenty of good deals on offer. But in the midst of the offers made by Amazon and its partners, there's another aspect we ought to consider.
Warehouse workers across Europe are on strike, protesting the company's treatment of staff in fulfilment centres. These allegations have dogged Amazon for some time, not just in Europe but also in the US. Should we skip Prime Day and support these workers?
The Amazon Prime Day deals just keep on coming - and there's still another 24 hours of online bargains to come. However, before you click on that purchase button, you might want to check if the same product is available on eBay. If so, you can score an additional 5% off the sale price in the form of eBay vouchers.
Amazon Prime Day kicked off here at noon today and the deals have started to flood in. Here are five of the best offers we've spotted so far.
Amazon Prime Day starts in just two and half hours. Running until midnight tomorrow, there will be lots of bargains available. But how do you ensure that you don't miss out on special deals throughout the 36 hours? Love the Sales has pitched in with some great tips to make sure you don't miss out on special offers that matter to you.
Amazon's annual shopping event, Prime Day, is coming to Australia on Monday 16 July at 12pm AEST. The 36-hour sale (it's longer than an actual day as it runs globally) is all about offering savings to Prime members until midnight on 17 July. Here's what you need to do to get in on the savings.
On July 16, Aussie shoppers will get their first taste of the annual Amazon Prime Day event. It’s kind of like heading to Westfield's on Boxing Day or a big retailer during a closing down sale, except it all takes place online. Here are some tips to ensure you get the best deal possible.
Australia's first Amazon Prime Day event officially kicks off next week on 16 July. But there are already a bunch of special offers live that you can take advantage of as Prime Day edges closer. Here are a few that caught our eye.
It can be hard keeping up with all the "deal days" various online retailers have throughout the year. Amazon Prime Day is no exception. It's a bit different this time round however, since Amazon Australia is now a thing. So, what is Prime Day and how can you get involved?
