Amazon’s Prime Day 2025 will span from July 8 to July 11, increasing the sales event to four days. The announcement follows a previous statement in April confirming the event would proceed despite tariffs.
Customers will have access to a range of products including pantry staples, snacks, home-improvement items, back-to-school supplies, health and personal care items, toys, books, pet supplies, and luxury goods, according to Amazon.
Amazon will introduce “Today’s Big Deals” for the first time, featuring themed daily drops with limited-time offers. Adobe Analytics reported that U.S. consumers spent $14.2 billion during Prime Day last year. This figure represents an 11% increase from the $12.7 billion spent in 2023.
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In summary:
Prime Day 2025 will run July 8–11, expanding to four full days for the first time.
Event begins at 12:01 a.m. PDT on July 8 and ends at 11:59 p.m. PDT on July 11.
Millions of exclusive deals will be available to Prime members across categories including tech, home, beauty, books, and luxury goods.
Amazon introduces “Today’s Big Deals”, a new format featuring themed, limited-time daily offers from brands such as Samsung, Kiehl’s, and Levi’s.
Early deals are already live for Prime members, with discounts on electronics, essentials, and back-to-school items.
AI-powered shopping tools—including Amazon’s assistant Rufus, Interests, and Alexa+—will help members discover and track relevant offers.
LeBron James headlines this year’s campaign, with featured deals from his grooming line and other celebrity brands.
Student and young adult memberships offer six-month free trials and discounted pricing.
Prime Day will be available in over 20 countries starting July 8, with additional markets following later in the summer.
A Prime membership is required to access deals; free 30-day trials and discounted access are available for eligible customers.
