Amazon Prime Day: How to Spot Real Deals with Price History and Comparisons
KTLA 5July 9, 20252 min22,681 views
4 connectionsΒ·8 entities in this videoβNavigating Amazon Prime Day
- ποΈ Amazon Prime Day has expanded to 4 days, running from July 8th to 11th, solidifying July as a major shopping holiday.
- ποΈ Retailers like Walmart, Target, and Best Buy are also running competing sales, making it a buyer's market with savings opportunities everywhere.
Utilizing Amazon's Deal Features
- π‘ Today's Big Deals are a new, larger version of lightning deals, lasting longer than a few hours.
- π·οΈ To easily spot discounts, add desired items to your cart or a save for later list to see red Prime discount labels.
Verifying Deal Authenticity
- π On Amazon's mobile app, tap Price History near the price to view up to a 90-day chart.
- π€ On desktop, Amazon's AI system, Rufus, can also provide price history charts.
- π§ Websites like Camel Camel Camel are excellent resources for fact-checking pricing.
Expanding Your Deal Search
- π Use Google Shopping to compare prices across various retailers beyond Amazon.
- π° Browser extensions like Shotback offer cashback on Amazon orders.
- π Sites such as Slickdeals and DealNews aggregate the best offers from across the web.
Prime Membership Requirements
- β To access Prime Day deals, a Prime membership is required.
- π New members can sign up for a free 30-day trial.
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