Get $10/£10 credit for Amazon Prime Day when you install Amazon Assistant

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Ahead of Amazon Prime Day, Amazon is offering $10/£10 off your next order when you install the Amazon Assistant browser extension.

The deal is open to Amazon Prime members who install Amazon Assistant for the first time, and the credit will be applied next time you spend $50/£25.

Amazon Assistant is available for all major browsers, but you'll need to install it via Amazon's offer page in the US or in the UK to claim the deal. If you install it through your browser's built-in app store, you'll miss out.

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If you're a qualifying Amazon Prime member, install the Amazon Assistant browser extension and get $10 off next time you spend $50 or more on a single order. Deal ends July 30, and credit must be used by August 2.

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If you're an Amazon Prime member (or have a free trial), install the Amazon Assistant browser extension and you'll get £10 off next time you spend £25 or more on a single order. Offer ends July 14, and credit must be used by July 28.

The Amazon Assistant browser extension links to your Amazon account and provides all sorts of handy info, including delivery status of your current orders, price comparisons, a universal wish list, shortcuts to popular Amazon features, and a custom list of watched deals.

We'll be curating all the best tech deals throughout Amazon Prime Day, so bookmark our Prime Day guide and make sure you don't miss out.

Cat Ellis

Cat is the editor of TechRadar's sister site Advnture. She’s a UK Athletics qualified run leader, and in her spare time enjoys nothing more than lacing up her shoes and hitting the roads and trails (the muddier, the better)