Amazon is celebrating their 20th anniversary with Prime Day, their version of Black Friday in July, only better. Amazon Prime was first launched in 2005 and has since become popular among regular Amazon shoppers who’ve made the best of this membership.
So is Amazon Prime worth it? Well, I guess the answer to that will depend on how you intend to use it. Amazon Prime membership costs US$99 per year.
Below are some of the main benefits of being an Amazon Prime member:
- Free two-day shipping;
- Free online movie streaming;
- Access to ad-free music;
- Unlimited photo storage;
- Exclusive deals.
Some zip codes are eligible for free same-day shipping as well. Also, with Prime membership up to four eligible household members (who live at the same address) can use the membership for shipping benefits at no extra cost.
Learn more about Amazon Prime and its members benefits and some restrictions. If you don’t have Amazon Prime membership, you can get a 30-day free trial and still access the exclusive discounts available on Prime Day on July 15, 2015.
Amazon released some examples of deals you can expect on Prime Day:
- Kindle, $30 off
- Fire HD 7, $60 off
- Fire HD 7 Kids Edition, $60 off
- 32-inch LED TV, $75
- 40-inch 1080p LED TV, $115
- Brand-name 32-inch Smart HDTV, under $200
- Chromebook laptop, only $199
- Over 50% off two Nikon COOLPIX cameras
- 40 lightning deals on DVDs up to 75% off
- And many more.
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