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Holiday Deals Arrive Early This Year as Experts Urge Shoppers to Start Saving Now
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days bring early discounts on thousands of products, including electronics and kitchenware, with savings up to 45%, boosting fall holiday shopping.
- On Oct. 7 and 8, Prime Big Deal Days begin online for shoppers, with early discounts already live on electronics, toys and vacuums ahead of the main sale days.
- As an annual sales event, Prime Big Deal Days aims to jump-start holiday shopping and runs as a week-long shopping event typically requiring a Prime subscription for full access.
- Notable price cuts appear across TVs and home-care items, including 65‑inch and 75‑inch QLED TVs below $500, the Insignia 70-inch F50 Series 4K Fire TV at $329, and the Waterpik Aquarius Water Flosser at 43% off.
- Shoppers are already scoring steep markdowns on toys and seasonal items, including a Thomas the Train play set for $49.99 versus $118.99, a 540-piece display model down to $35, and advent calendars up to 40% off.
- A congressional analysis highlights tariff-driven price pressure as new parents pay 24% more for baby gear, experts advise thrifting or cautious buying, and Australia’s Prime event runs 7‑13 October.
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