Biggest ever Amazon Prime Day 2025 is coming this weekend
The brands included are amazing too, you can save on Samsung, Apple, Phillips, Dyson, Braun, Ninja, Rimmel London, Boss, Calvin Klein, Pandora, Nescafe, Adidas, KIKO Milano, Beauty of Joseon, Pampers, Lacoste and so much more. This year's seven-day Prime Day sale event gives you more time to decide and shop. Delivery is free too.
Some key deals include: up to 20% off cleaning and laundry detergents from brands including Fairy, Finish, Ariel, OMO, and Comfort
up to 20% off hair products from brands including Kérastase, GK Hair, L'Oréal, Davines, Milk_Shake, and Wella
up to 50% off products from Amazon Fresh
up to 40% off gaming consoles, accessories, and monitors from brands including Sony, PlayStation, Nintendo, KTC, Logitech, and SIHOO
up to 40% off headphones and speakers from brands including Bose, JBL, Sony, and soundcore
up to 15% off mobile phones from brands including Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, and HONOR
up to 50% off skincare, makeup, and beauty accessories from brands including ANUA, Beauty of Joseon, medicube, Dr.Althea, Maybelline, KIKO Milano, Anastasia, NIVEA, e.l.f., CeraVe, Neutrogena, Eucerin and Jessup
up to 59% off watches and fitness trackers from brands including WHOOP, Apple, Oura, Tissot, Tommy Hilfiger, and Casio
You can grab additional discounts from using credit cards such as ADCB, Mastercard and Commercial Bank of Dubai (CBD). Tabby and Tamara are available for splitting payments, and installment plans are also available.
You'll need to be a prime member to get the savings, but if you're not one yet you can join for Dhs16 per month or Dhs140 per year. Take a look and shop here at https://www.amazon.ae/primeday
The options of brands on Amazon are endless, if you want to checkout some homegrown UAE brands, take a look here.
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