It’s Amazon Prime Day 2: Revenge of the Prime Day. At least that’s what I have written on my calendar instead of the official title of Prime Big Deal Days. It’s another double-day sales event, so I think my name is OK.
Just kidding. The rules for Big Deal Days are exactly the same as the proper Amazon Prime Day event from July: anyone who signs up for an Amazon Prime membership (or sign up for a 30-day free trial and cancels it immediately after, if you’re clever) will be eligible for exclusive discounts.
Of course, not everything listed on Amazon during these Big Deal Days will come with authentic money-saving deals. We still see familiar signs of cheap junk re-listed by third-party sellers looking to make a quick buck, and they’re out to scam you as usual. Not to worry: Genuine Xbox accessories are hidden among the thousands of listings, and we’re listing the best.
Although Big Deal Days officially starts at 3 AM ET on Tuesday, October 10, early deals appeared anyway. We’ll keep searching for the Xbox accessories worth buying and steer you away from price-inflated time wasters.
Big Deal Days: The best early savings
Today’s best Xbox accessory deals
Big Deal Days: Frequently asked questions
The specifics for Amazon Prime Big Deal Days are now publicly available, with minor hints as to which brands and categories will enjoy significant discounts. Rest assured, we’ll update this page with the latest dates and details whenever the company releases more information.
When is Prime Big Deal Days happening?
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days starts at 3 AM ET on Tuesday, October 10, and will run through October 11. If you have any Alexa-compatible hardware, you can say, “Alexa, set a reminder for Prime Big Deal Days” to have Amazon create a reminder for the event.
Which countries are taking part in Big Deal Days?
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, the US, and the UK will all take part in Prime Big Deal Days via their respective storefronts. If your country doesn’t have its own localized version of Amazon, you may still be able to make purchases from a neighboring variant, but usual restrictions likely apply, so check your local Amazon international shipping terms and conditions.
Do I need an Amazon Prime membership?
Yes. Prime Big Deal Days is a member-exclusive sales event just like Prime Day before it and Prime Early Access Sale before that. If you’re not already a member, you’ll need to sign up for Amazon Prime for $14.99 per month or $139 annually (plus tax) to qualify for discounts. For new users, a 30-day trial of Prime is the perfect way to take advantage since you’re free to cancel your subscription after the event.
