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Amazon’s 10-day sale is set to kick off tomorrow with up to 70% off

Ramadan is just around the corner and if you’re scouting for big deals, here’s something you must not miss! The grand Amazon sale of the year is all set to kick off tomorrow. The 10-day sale will let you shop for a whole lot of products ranging from homeware to beauty, food and other household appliances.

If you’re looking to update your kitchen you can grab up to 70% off on cooking sets, coffee machines, blenders, and other home appliances.

Stock your pantry by saving 40% on coffee from brands like Nescafe, basmati rice from Tilda, and olive and sunflower oil from brands like Borges.

Meanwhile, here are all the dos & don’ts for Ramadan in the UAE.

Besides, there’s also 70% discount on vacuum cleaners from brands like Black+Decker and ECOVACS, as well as 20% on beauty, house cleaning, handyman, electrical, and other services from Amazon Home Services.

Electronics will also be discounted, with 51 percent off TVs from brands such as Samsung, 45 percent off mobile phones from brands such as Samsung, and headphones and earphones from brands such as Sony, Bose, and others.

Additionally, Prime members in the UAE have access to Amazon’s sale prices. They can also receive additional savings advantages only available to Prime members during the sale 24 hours before the full sale begins.

Prime members will also be able to take advantage of promotions from the Fresh Grocery category throughout the sale in locations that are eligible across Dubai.

The deals will be on until 21 March, so hurry!

Meanwhile, here’s everything you need to know about Ramadan 2023 in the UAE.

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