Amazon has announced that its Prime Big Deal Days sale will return in October 2025. With thousands of offers expected on brands such as Apple, Ninja, Oura and more, it's the perfect time to snap up some bargains in the run-up to Christmas.

Prime members will have the chance to shop deals across 7-8 October and, if previous Amazon sales are anything to go by, shoppers can expect discounts on everything from air fryers, vacuum cleaners and mattresses to electric toothbrushes, laptops, TVs and more.

The rest of the IndyBest team and I are here to bring you all the best Prime Day deals next month. While we wait for the sale to land, we'll be bringing you the best Amazon deals you can snap up right now, the products that we predict will drop in price and our expert shopping tips.

If you're not a Prime member but want the chance to shop Prime Day deals, we've even found out how you can secure a free trial ahead of time. Keep scrolling for all the details.

Amazon Prime Day is a sale event for Prime members. It's usually held twice a year - once in the summer and again in October with Prime Big Deal Days, which kick-starts Christmas shopping. The event features deals across top brands, from Apple to Dyson and many more, as well as offers on Amazon's own bestselling tech, including Kindle ereaders and Echo dot smart speakers.

The Prime Big Deal Days sale (also known as Prime Day) is returning from midnight on Tuesday 7 October to 11.59pm on Wednesday 8 October. Unlike the four-day Prime sale we saw over the summer, you'll only have two days to shop the deals this October.

Before you shop the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale, make a wishlist, to avoid buying products you don't really need. Once the sale starts, use price history tools, such as Camelcamelcamel, to see if you're truly getting a good deal or if you should hold off buying until the price goes down even further.

It's also worth doing a quick Google search to see if you can get a better price at other retailers. Competing retailers often reduce the prices of popular products to match Amazon's deals - some retailers may even provide better offers than Amazon. They may also throw in a longer warranty or free delivery.

For even more advice, see IndyBest's top tips for securing the best deals on Amazon Prime Day

If you want to take advantage of Prime Big Deal Days discounts, you must be a Prime member. A Prime membership costs £8.99 a month, or £95 if you pay annually. If you're 18-22-years-old, you can pay £4.49 a month (half the standard price), and you can get a six-month trial to see if it's for you. Perks include unlimited one-day delivery, access to Prime Video and the chance to shop Prime-exclusive deals.

However, if you're unsure about adding another monthly cost to your bills, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial. This will give you full access to all the Prime member benefits, and you can cancel at any time during your trial to avoid being charged when it expires. Just bear in mind that this only works if you haven't signed up for the free trial before.

IndyBest's reviews experts and I track the prices of popular products year-round and have covered Amazon Prime Day and other major sales events for years, so we know how to spot a good deal from a bad one. On top of knowing our way around a sale, we are experts in our respective fields. We've spent countless hours testing and reviewing everything from smartphones, tablets and headphones to mattresses, air fryers and vacuums.

Within our Amazon Prime Day guides, we only recommend deals on products we've tried and tested or that come from brands we trust. That means we bring you genuine savings on products we think you'll love as much as we do.

Amazon Prime Day is returning this October - these are the best deals to expect