US EditionThe Best Amazon Prime Day Laptop Deals Spotted By Our Tech Editors
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 8 – Amazon Prime Day 2025 runs four days with up to 70% off top tech including Apple and Dyson, offering exclusive savings to Prime members during the summer shopping event.
- Amazon Prime Day officially began on July 8, 2025, offering widespread online discounts across multiple product categories including laptops.
- This annual sales event follows years of major laptop discounts from brands like Apple, Dell, Lenovo, and Samsung, establishing it as a key shopping period.
- The retailer presents a broad laptop selection from budget to high-end models, with some discounts reaching up to 72% off on popular devices like Dell Inspiron 15.
- Current deals feature discounts such as 13% off the 2025 version of the Apple MacBook Air and a 22% price reduction on Samsung’s Galaxy AI Book4 Edge laptop, with some promotions offering savings as high as 70%.
- While Prime Day drives notable purchasing opportunities, Amazon warns members about a rise in scam emails related to Prime subscription renewals during the event.
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