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A Running List Of The Best Amazon Prime Day Sales You Can Shop Right Now

Alyssa Forato
By Alyssa ForatoPublished Oct 1, 20264 min read
Best Amazon Prime Day Sales
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If, for some unholy reason, you've slept on Amazon Prime Day sales in the past (and are quietly kicking yourself), we’re here as your online shopping fairy godmother to ensure you don’t miss out on any of the amazing sales happening this week.

Amazon Prime Day is back for another year, and it's in full swing with sales across fashion, beauty, homewares, tech, and more.

So, if you've had something lingering on your wishlist and you've been waiting for a sale to take the plunge, allow us to walk you through the best Amazon Prime Day 2026 sales.

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2023

There's gonna be more than just one box rocking up at my door (Image: Amazon)

The best Amazon Prime Day sales 2026

Some huge brands have confirmed their participation in Amazon Prime Day 2026. From Shark Beauty to Ninja, prices have been slashed across every category.

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What is Amazon Prime Day Australia?

The first official Amazon Prime Day kicked off in Australia back in 2018 when the service launched here and has been an annual fixture ever since. The event saw huge sales across shopping categories like home, tech, health, fitness, beauty and more. Since it was such a success the first time around, they bring it back every year. Praise be! It's the perfect time to grab a bargain on products you've been eyeing or just spoil yourself because you damn well deserve it. 

When is Amazon Prime Day in Australia 2026?

Amazon Prime Day 2026 officially kicked off on Tuesday, September 29 and runs until midnight on Monday, October 5 2026. So you've got six days to shop your little heart out.

How do I get access to Amazon Prime Day 2026?

Before you nab any great deals, you'll need to get yourself a Prime account. It's free to trial for the first 30 days but will cost you $9.99 per month after the trial's up. You might even already have one, since a Prime subscription includes access to Prime Video, Prime Music and Prime Reading. Plus, once you're signed up, you get free, fast delivery on any items purchased through Amazon, often same-day or next day. 

If you're not planning on using Prime once the sale is done and dusted, just remember to cancel your subscription after you've milked your free trial for all it's worth.

How to prepare for Amazon Prime Big Day 2026

  • Become an Amazon Prime member ahead of time: Prime offers the best shopping, savings, and entertainment. New customers in Australia can join Prime by clicking here and signing up for Amazon’s 30-day free trial and then pay $9.99 per month or save 34 per cent with an annual membership at $79.
  • Download the app: Customers can browse, search and shop millions of items from their fingertips, track their orders in real time, and even get alerts when their saved items go on sale just by using the Amazon app.
  • Amazon Wishlist: Create an Amazon Wishlist ahead of time to help map out what you need and then turn on your deals notifications so that you know the minute they come on sale.
  • Get organised with Alexa: Amazon's leading lady can help you create and add to a shopping list, especially for Prime Day. Get started by saying: “Alexa, start a Prime Day list.”

Image Credit: @ivanaspocchia / Ninja / Shark Beauty

 

Alyssa Forato
By Alyssa ForatoE-Commerce Editor
Alyssa Forato is the E-Commerce Editor at PEDESTRIAN.TV. With a background in journalism and a knack for crafting click-worthy content, she's covered everything from food and travel to fashion, lifestyle and culture — always with a scroll-stopping headline. Before joining PEDESTRIAN.TV, she was a Content Producer at Sitchu, and her bylines have also appeared in Harper’s BAZAAR Australia, Fashion Journal, Broadsheet, Mamamia!, est living and more. She’s all about tracking down a killer deal, testing the latest cult beauty buys, and styling the same pair of jeans at least five different ways. When she’s not chasing trends online, you’ll find her sweating it out in Pilates or getting lost in a Depop rabbit hole.

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