How long is Amazon Prime Day 2020 - and the deals to get on the last day of the sale
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Amazon Prime Day has officially ended in the UK, and has just a few more hours left in the US. Now's your last chance to get major discounts on Amazon stock — at least until Black Friday arrives.
You'll find all the best Amazon Prime Day deals right here on TechRadar, but with all this talk of countdowns and last chance deals it's easy to wonder - when does Prime Day officially end, and does it end early for east coast shoppers? And when will the Prime Day deals end? We're clearing all that up right here, as well as bringing you 14 of our favorite deals still live now, just below.
How long is Amazon Prime Day 2020?
Amazon Prime Day is a 48-hour event. The sale started at midnight PT (3am, EDT) October 13, and will run through midnight PDT on Wednesday, October 14, or 3am EDT on Thursday, October 15. That means there's now less than 7 hours left of Amazon Prime Day 2020.
And how long do Prime Day deals last?
Good question. As we've mentioned, this year's Prime Day deals officially end at midnight tonight. The good news is that Amazon will be continually releasing new deals between now and midnight, so there's plenty of time to bag a bargain. (You'll find our pick of the best Prime Day deals that are left below.)
Just bear in mind that these deals will run for differing amounts of time - firstly, depending on what type of Prime Day deal each one is; and secondly, on how long stock actually lasts. There are two main types of Prime Day deal:
Deals of the day
These promotions run for a set amount of time, or until the product sells out. New ones are released throughout the day, and you’ll see a timer on the product page, showing you have long you have left to claim each deal.
Lightning deals
These are fast promotions in which a limited number of discounts are offered on an item for a short period. These deals don’t last long, but if you have Prime, you get 30-minute early access.
You’ll need a Prime membership to get access to most of these deals, but if you’re not signed up, you can still take part with a free 30-day trial of Prime. Amazon says it’ll be releasing lots of new deals throughout the entire 48-hour sale, so there’s still plenty of time left to grab a bargain. However, many deals have already sold out, too so if you see something you like, it’s a good idea to grab it while you can.
To save you time, we're currently tracking all of the best Lightning deals in our live blog. But for the best deals that won't expire until Prime Day officially ends, here's our selection of the best Prime Day deals we've seen so far...
14 of the best Amazon Prime Day deals you can still buy
More Prime Day deals to consider
- Big-screen TVs: Big deals on large-screen TVs
- Chromebooks: Up to 20% off top Chromebooks
- Computing: 30% off laptops, monitors and more
- DJI drones: Big discounts on DJI drones and cameras
- Echo devices: Echo, Show and more at their cheapest ever price
- Furniture: Up 40% to help you work from home
- Kitchenware: Save up to 40% off popular kitchenware
- Kitchen Essentials: 40% from Amazon directly
- PC, PS4, Xbox One and Switch: PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch discounts
- PCs and MacBooks: already discounted discounted
- Razer PC Hardware: Grab great deals on Razer gaming hardware
- Sony headphones: Incredible deals, up to 50% off
- Shark vacuums: Nearly 60% off these suckers
- Subscription boxes: Save up to 60% on subscription boxes right now
There are also good deals on Amazon's subscription services...
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Julia specialises in ecommerce at Future. For the last four years, she’s split her time between leading TechRadar’s crack team of deal editors - covering all the biggest sales of the year including Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Amazon Prime Day - and helping the audiences of Future’s consumer tech and lifestyle brands (TechRadar, Tom's Guide, T3, Marie Claire, Woman & Home and more) find the best products and services for their needs and budget.
A former editor of global design website Creative Bloq, she has over 15 years’ experience in online and print journalism, and was part of the team that launched TechRadar way back in the day. When she isn't reviewing mattresses (she’s tested more than she cares to remember), or sharing tips on how to save money in the latest sales, she can usually be found writing about anything from green energy to graphic design.