US EditionAmazon extends Prime Day discounts to 4 days as retailers weigh tariff-related price increases
UNITED STATES, JUL 8 – Amazon extends Prime Day to four days with new perks for young adults amid tariff concerns as online spending is forecast to rise 28.4%, Adobe Digital Insights said.
- Amazon is holding its annual Prime Day event from July 8-11, extending the sale to four days exclusively for Prime members.
- This expansion follows years of growing demand since Prime Day launched in 2015 and comes amid concerns over potential tariff-driven price increases.
- Amazon offers significant discounts on popular products including AirPods Pro 2 for $159.99, various iPads, MacBook Air models, and Apple Watch Series 10 devices.
- The AirPods Pro 2 deal marks the lowest price of 2025 at $159.99, $90 off the original $249, while Apple Watch Series 10 is $299 after a $100 discount.
- These deals provide a chance for shoppers to avoid looming price hikes linked to tariffs, while Prime membership costs $14.99 monthly with a 30-day free trial for new members.
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