"Amazon typically cuts prices on its company-owned brands, such as Kindle, Ring, and Alexa devices, during this sales event. But more retailers, including Apple, Samsung, Oura, Google, and Garmin, also slash prices on their smartwatches and health trackers to participate. This makes October Prime Day a great opportunity to buy a wishlist item you've been putting off or complete your holiday shopping early."
"You might not see the same substantial deals you'll see on Amazon-owned devices, like Kindle or Alexa devices, on smartwatches. Still, retailers like Apple, Samsung, and Google, just debuted their new lineup of products, and as demand rises for the newer generations of smartwatches, the demand for older generations declines. This is great for budget-conscious consumers not interested in the newest and shiniest devices."
Prime Big Deal Days runs Oct. 7–8 as Amazon's semi-annual sales event. Amazon cuts prices on company-owned brands such as Kindle, Ring, and Alexa. Retailers and manufacturers including Apple, Samsung, Oura, Google, and Garmin also discount smartwatches and health trackers during the event. The sale provides opportunities to buy wishlist items or finish holiday shopping early. Smartwatch markdowns may not match those of Amazon-owned devices, but older generations often drop in price after new product launches. Budget-conscious consumers can find strong value by choosing last-generation wearables. Deal collections prioritize well-tested, recommended smartwatch and tracker models.
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