Amazon Prime Day has discounts of up to 80% until next Tuesday (7)

Next week might be time to empty your Amazon wish list. From this Wednesday (1st) until July 7th, the e-commerce is promoting the seventh edition of Prime Day in Brazil, an event with exclusive offers for members, with free shipping with no minimum purchase value.

Promotions can only be taken advantage of by Amazon Prime subscribers. However, you can subscribe to a free trial for 30 days and make purchases.

After the free period, a monthly fee of R$19.90 will be charged to the registered card if the subscription is not canceled in time.

With the expectation of an increase in demand this year, Amazon announced the creation of more than 9 thousand temporary job vacancies across the country, a 50% increase compared to the previous year.

"Our main focus in this edition is to enable each member to maximize their savings", says Mariana Roth, leader of the Amazon Prime program in Brazil.

There will be more than 35 categories with discounts, according to Amazon, with discounts that can reach 80%.

Most of the products with the biggest discount are academic books, especially those focused on the area of Law. Vade Mecum, for example, an essential item for law students, has several options with 80% off, going from R$240 to R$44.

For makeup lovers, in turn, the Velvet Segunda Pele foundation from the Contém1g brand can be purchased for R$17 with a discount. Without the promotion, the item usually sells for R$99.

Some discounts, although smaller in percentage, also attract attention. An iPhone 16 with 512 GB of memory, which without discounts would cost around R$11,000, is sold for R$5,700.

Finally, for those who have always wanted to have a Kindle, perhaps this is the chance. On the Amazon website, the 16 GB Paperwhite edition is priced at R$669, almost R$300 less than the original price.

Check out more discounts available by category

- Amazon devices: some selected electronics from the Echo, Fire TV and Kindle families will have up to 30% off and can be purchased in up to 10 interest-free installments.
- Computers and IT: notebooks, monitors and accessories from different brands can get up to 40% off; 40% off;
- Electronics: headphones, speakers and accessories are included in the 40% promotion;
- Stationery: items and materials for coloring and writing have up to 40% off;
- Home and Decoration: from the vacuum cleaner to decorative paintings, all can reach 40% off;
- Kitchen: with 40% off, kitchen utensils, crockery, pans and small appliances can renew the kitchen this week;
- Household appliances: in the same line as home and decoration, utensils to keep the house in order are up to 40% off;
- Alcoholic drinks: up to 40% off on drinks such as beers, spirits and wines.
- Cell Phones and Communication: cell phones, tablets and smartwatches from numerous brands are up to 50% off;
- Video Games: games, controllers, headphones and other gamer items can be up to 50% off;
- Babies: the stock of diapers, ointments, wet wipes and other items can be replenished with up to 50% off;
- Beauty: from makeup items to skincare, everything is available 50% off;
- Toys and Games: with 50% discount, birthday or Children's Day gifts can be anticipated.
- Books and eBooks: books are on offer for up to 60% off since the hot season (June 29). There are more than 56 thousand titles with discounts, including best-sellers and new releases.

Amazon emphasizes that prices and discounts may vary and undergo changes throughout the campaign period, as well as being terminated at any time depending on the stock of each product.

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In addition to physical items, between July 1st and 8th, some selected Amazon Prime Video titles will be available for purchase with up to 70% off, and subscriptions will have discounts starting at 50% for up to 3 months.

Kindle Unlimited, in turn, offers 3 months free to member readers.

In addition to pre-established offers, the site also offers a limited number of coupons that are blocked at different times throughout the 2026 World Cup games.

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Source: CNN