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From Apple Pencils and MacBook laptops, Amazon Prime Day 2023 offered some of the best back-to-school deals during its July sale. If you missed the sweet savings, Amazon just announced a huge October sale to help you kick off the holiday shopping season: Prime Big Deal Days. Amazon's first fall Prime Day sale was held in October 2022 (called Amazon Prime Early Access) and it was the perfect opportunity to score deals on everything from tech and kitchen gadgets to seasonal must-haves. Below, we've rounded up essential info and early deals so you're ready to shop Amazon Prime Big Deal Days this October.

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Held last year on Tuesday, October 11 and Wednesday, October 12, the Prime Early Access sale was Amazon's second Prime Day event of 2022. The two-day sale happened at the start of the holiday shopping season with incredible price cuts on smart tech, home goods, fashion and more, exclusively for Amazon Prime members. The 2023 iteration, Prime Big Deal Days, will officially happen again in October with exact dates yet to be announced.

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What is the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale?

The Prime Big Deal Days sale is Amazon's October Prime Day shopping event. The first Prime Early Access sale was held on October 11 and 12, 2022. Similar to Amazon Prime Day, we're expecting rock-bottom prices on everything from fashion and tech to home essentials and kitchen items during the Prime Big Deal Days sale. Last year, the exclusive two-day sale was available to both new and existing Prime members.

When is the Prime Big Deal Days 2023?

Amazon just announced the name of the October Prime Day sale: Prime Big Deal Days. Last year's Prime Early Access sale was held on Tuesday, October 11 and Wednesday, October 12. Based on the dates of last year's sale, it can be expected that Prime Big Deal Days could land on Tuesday, October 10 and Wednesday, October 11.

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How long is the October Prime Day sale?

Like Amazon Prime Day, the October Prime Day sale—officially called Prime Big Deal Days—is a 48-hour shopping event. That means, when the sale returns this October, you'll have two days to shop the best deals on holiday gifts, tech, kitchen gadgets and more.

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How can I shop the Prime Big Deal Days sale?

You can shop the Prime Big Deal Days sale by signing up for an Amazon Prime membership and monitoring this page for the latest news on the October Prime Day sale. Until then, we'll be looking for all the best deals you can shop every day at Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and so much more.

Do you need to have an Amazon Prime membership to shop the Prime Big Deal Days sale?

Yes. Similar to Amazon Prime Day, the Prime Big Deal Days sale includes exclusive deals for Amazon Prime members. If you have yet to sign up for Amazon Prime, there's still plenty of time to join. A standard Amazon Prime membership will run you $14.99 per month, or $139 for a one-year subscription. Meanwhile, students and qualifying government assistance recipients can sign up for Prime for up to 50% off.

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Are October Prime Day deals worth it?

Yes—October Prime Day deals are absolutely worth it! Should Amazon's October Prime Day sale return this year, it would be the perfect opportunity to save big on all your holiday shopping without having to worry about shipping delays and stock shortages come Black Friday 2023. If you have an Amazon Prime membership, Prime Day offers an exciting way to bag exclusive deals on everything from brand new tech to everyday household goods and more.

What is Amazon Prime Day?

Amazon Prime Day is an annual two-day shopping event for Amazon Prime members. This year's iteration of Prime Day was held on Tuesday, July 11 and Wednesday, July 12. Each year, the sale is met with doorbuster deals on some of our favorite products—think huge savings on headphones, robot vacuums, air fryers and so much more. The exclusive two-day sale is available to both new and existing Prime members. Not an Amazon Prime subscriber yet? Don't worry, you can sign up today to start saving on exclusive Prime deals.

Is Amazon Prime Day 2023 over?

Yes, Amazon Prime Day 2023 officially ended on Wednesday, July 12. Luckily, Amazon offers plenty of daily deals, so there are still ways to save big on all the essentials you need for your closet, kitchen and home. Plus, with the Prime Early Access sale expected to return this October, there should be plenty of deals available to shop ahead of the holidays.

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