Amazon Mega Summer Sale in the UAE: Get up to 60% off top brands,
Amazon has announced its first-ever Mega Summer Sale for UAE-based bargain hunters.
Running between Tuesday May 27 and Saturday May 31, the sale is offering discount deals of up to 60 percent on top brands.
Prime members get the first pick of the best deals before everyone else but items will be on sale to non-members too.
There will be thousands of deals on popular local and international brands to help you get ready ahead of Eid Al Adha.
Big electronics brands like Samsung, Lenovo and Sony are included in the five-day sale.
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If you're in need of an upgrade to kitchen appliances, you can find deals of up to 45 percent off the likes of Ninja, dyson and Black+Decker.
The sale will also feature fashion and beauty items from brands including Beauty of Joseon, ANUA, EOS, e.l.f., Boss, Lacoste, Guess, Birkenstock, Puma, New Balance, Ray-Ban, Michael Kors, and Tommy Hilfiger to help you stock up on your wardrobe ahead of the summer.
The biggest deals include up to 60 percent on security cameras from Ring, 50 percent on fashion brands and 50 percent on books.
Stefano Martinelli, Vice President of Amazon MENA, said the sale aims to help provide a stress-free experience during the special season.
He said: 'The launch of the Mega Summer Sale on Amazon.ae represents another key milestone in our commitment to support and deliver value to our customers.
'With customers across the country gearing up for their travel and celebration plans, we have packed this sale with a set of curated deals on everything they may need for the season.
'Our customers can explore incredible savings across popular categories, all paired with convenient delivery promises, flexible payment options, and even more benefits for Prime members as always.'
The sale can be found here.
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