40 + best Amazon Prime Day deals 2025 – up to 53% off Apple, Calvin Klein, Ninja and more
March's Spring Deal Days sale might have been discounts galore, but the Amazon Prime sale promises to be bargain heaven. The giant e-tailer's most anticipated sale outside of Black Friday is here for four whole days (!!!) and will last until the final minute on Friday 11 July 2025. If that's not the sweetest way to start summer, we don't know what is.
We're only on day one of the shopping extravaganza, but so far we're seeing major reductions across brands like Apple, Google, Nespresso and more. And the best part about Prime Day is it reduces items across all categories, so whether you need to top up your mascara or make a big investment (hi, Airpods) Amazon will have a deal for you.
Just be sure to sign up to Amazon Prime (which you can do for free) to gain access to the deals. And remember, Amazon Prime delivers next day, so you can shop today and enjoy tomorrow.
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