Amazon Prime Day 2025 七大熱門品牌值得留意！（Apple、Samsung、Marshall、Oral-B、Lexar、Crucial）
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大家在 618 網購優惠買得盡興吧！有著 Apple、Samsung、Dyson 等香港本地商戶帶來大額折扣，但大家也別忘了美國的年度網購優惠日 Amazon Prime Day 2025 啊！只要申請成為 Prime 會員，就可以享有超值優惠價格入手在各種商品，包括 Apple、Sony、Marshall、Arlo、Fitbit 等品牌。今年的 Amazon Prime Day 將會在 7 月回歸，而且加碼至 4 日之多！由 7 月 8 日至 11 日為止，大家可以有更多時間選購。
Amazon Prime Day 2025 日期
美國時間 2025 年 7 月 8 日至 11 日
本地時間 2025 年 7 月 8 日至 12 日
為顧及網購新手，我們也準備了 Prime 會員試用教學、代運攻略來讓大家可以在更多優惠來臨前做好準備，當見到地區限定的折扣優惠也不要怕，只要按照教學就能看到、買到好物啦。
當 Prime Day 早鳥優惠推出後，本文也會第一時間更新，讓大家可以一鍵購買最快享受超值折扣！
【即去 Yahoo Tech 網購優惠專頁，查看更多精選推介！】
Apple （-34%）Apple AirTag 4 Pack 優惠價 US$65｜原價 US$100
（-31%）Apple AirPods 4 優惠價 US$89｜原價 US$130
（-40%）Apple AirPods Pro 2 優惠價 US$149｜原價 US$249
Marshall
（-38%）Marshall Major V 優惠價 US$100｜原價 US$160
（-17%）Marshall Emberton III 優惠價 US$150｜原價 US$180
Crucial
（-28%）Crucial X10 Pro 2TB 優惠價 US$150｜原價 US$209
（-27%）Crucial Pro 32GB DDR5 RAM Kit (2x16GB),CL36 6000MHz 優惠價 US$77｜原價 US$105
Samsung
（-52%）SAMSUNG T9 Portable SSD 4TB 優惠價 US$266｜原價 US$550
（-49%）SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch 7 40mm 優惠價 US$152｜原價 US$300
（-25%）Samsung PRO Plus microSD Memory Card + Adapter, 1TB 優惠價 US$90｜原價 US$120
Lexar
（-44%）Lexar 1T Professional Silver Plus Micro SD Card 優惠價 US$80｜原價 US$143
（-22%）Lexar 4TB NM790 SSD with Heatsink PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 2280 優惠價 US$239｜原價 US$305
Oral-B（Prime 會員優惠 -40%）Oral-B iO 3 Limited, 2 刷頭 + 旅行便攜盒 優惠價 US$60｜原價 US$100
（Prime 會員優惠 -50%）Oral-B Genius X Limited, 1 刷頭 + 旅行便攜盒 優惠價 US$100｜原價 US$200
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