Amazon Prime Day 2025 kickstarts from July 14: Check deals and offers here
Amazon India, on Tuesday, June 24, announced the dates for the 2025 edition of its highly-anticipated Prime Day. This year, the event will begin from 12 am on July 12, to 11:59 pm on July 14. Unlike previous years, Amazon Prime Day will be a 3-day-long event this time. Users will have access to new product releases from over 400 brands, alongside cashback offers from select bank cards.
Prime Day is an annual event by Amazon, which is exclusively for Amazon Prime members. The event features discounts and deals on various brands, both Indian and foreign, across numerous categories on the Amazon India website.
The previous edition of Prime Day in 2024 was a two-day event held on July 20 and 21. Although short, the 2024 edition has been reported to be the biggest Prime Day event yet.
'Prime members purchased more items than any previous Prime Day shopping event, and we recorded the highest number of same day deliveries,' Akshay Sahi, director and head of Amazon Prime, delivery and returns experiences, India had said.
This year, as per the Amazon India website, Prime Day will feature product launches from over 400 Indian and global brands. For those planning to buy smartphones, this is an opportune moment.
Amazon is bringing lucrative deals on products from brands like Harley Davidson, Samsung, Intel, OnePlus, iQOO, HP, Asus, Boat, Lenovo, Mokobara, American Tourister, Puma, Adidas, Libas, Van Heusen, Allen Solly, USPA, Borosil, Agaro, Atomberg, Crompton and many more.
Amazon has said that Prime members will also get access to products from a wide range of sellers, manufacturers, start-ups, women entrepreneurs, artisans, and weavers. Besides, the e-commerce giant is also offering an array of home essentials.
Apart from launches, Prime Day 2025 also includes 10 per cent savings on any payments made using ICICI Bank credit cards and debit cards, and SBI credit cards. The offer also extends to EMI transactions on ICICI Bank and SBI credit cards as well.
For entertainment, Prime Video is all set to unveil a line-up of 17 Indian and international series and movies across multiple languages.
Since, Prime Day is an exclusive event, it is recommended to sign up for Amazon Prime to make the most of the sales fest. At present, Amazon Prime offers three membership plans:
📌Prime Shopping Edition at Rs 399 per year, giving the user only shopping and shipping related benefits.
📌Prime Lite at Rs 799 per year, giving the user shopping benefits alongside Prime Video access on one device.
📌Prime at Rs 1,499 per year, giving the user shopping benefits, Prime Video access on up to five devices, access to Prime Music, free e-books on the Kindle app, and free mobile, PC, and console games.
Members of all three tiers are eligible to participate in Prime Day 2025.
(This article has been curated by Purv Ashar, who is an intern with The Indian Express)
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