Amazon Prime Big Deal Days has come to an end and it was two days packed with bargains on a range of products - from turntables and vinyl, to Lego sets, headphone discounts and more.
But if you missed the 48-hour whirlwind, you might still be able to grab something because some deals are still live, including money off the Sony PS-LX310BT turntable. While not quite the price drop we saw earlier in the week, Amazon US have cut the price from $449.99 to $348 - a chunky 23% saving.
If you’re in the UK and you fancy a new pair of headphones, then Amazon still have 38% off the price of the Bose QuietComfort SC wireless noise cancelling headphones. They’re down from £289.95 to £179.45 making this an awesome bargain for music lovers who need a comfy pair of over-ears.
Below you'll find more deals that are still running, but with the sales officially over, these could disappear at any moment. So if you see anything you fancy, grab it quick before the discount disappears.
As always, Amazon is making it easier (and cheaper) than ever to listen to your favourite music, offering an amazing 4 months of free Amazon Music Unlimited streaming to new Prime members (or 3 months for existing). This deal is still live and it's a great way to explore everything the streaming service has to offer.
Quick links
🇺🇸 US
- Amazon US
- Shop all limited time deals
- Get 4 months Amazon Music Unlimited FREE
- Big savings on band tees
- Vinyl and CDs from only $3.81
- Explore Amazon's turntable selection
- Best non-Amazon sales
- Best Buy: Huge Techtober sale
- Guitar Center: Up to 30% Guitar-A-Thon sale
- Hot Topic: Band merch up to 20% off sitewide
- Lego: Harry Potter and Star Wars savings
- Marshall: Massive Loud For Less sale
- Nixon: Free shipping on Nirvana watches
- Target: Deals on headphones and speakers
- Walmart: Tech top picks from just $5
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- Amazon UK
- Shop all limited time deals (UK)
- 4 months of Amazon Music Unlimited FREE
- Big savings on band t-shirts
- 21% off Lego Millennium Falcon
- Best non-Amazon sales
- Argos: Up to 50% off Lego, turntables, more
- Converse: Up to 50% off select styles
- Currys: Shop epic deals on tech
- EMP: Save 20% off Autumn essentials
- John Lewis: Save big on Beats and AirPods
- Lego: Huge Harry Potter and Star Wars savings
- Nixon: Free shipping on the Nirvana watch collection
Editor's picks (US)
Editor's picks (UK)
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Amazon Prime Day FAQ
When is Amazon Prime Day 2 2025?
Amazon Prime Day 2, or Big Deals Days, takes place over two days in October. This year those dates are Tuesday 7 and Wednesday 8 October.
The original Prime Day was originally a single day of cut-price bargains, but in recent years, Amazon decided to expand it to two full days for it's Autumn/Fall dates and 4 days for the summer event.
Do I need a Prime subscription?
While the occasional offer can be obtained by non-Prime members, to get full access to the vast majority of deals over Amazon Prime Day, you'll need to grab a Prime membership. You can currently sign up for an Amazon Prime 30-day free trial, after which you'll be charged $14.99/£8.99 per month for the service.
Not only do Prime members get all the deals taking place over Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days, but there are other benefits too, including faster delivery of orders, exclusive bargains, early access to lightning deals, along with Amazon Music Prime and Amazon Prime Video.
It's also worth noting that not all the action takes places on Amazon over the four-days of sales, with plenty of non-Amazon retailers slashing prices and making the most of the buzz surrounding Prime Day.
Where can I find the best Prime Day deals?
If you’re a music fan (if not, you've clearly landed on Louder in error) then there will be countless Prime Day deals to sink your teeth into. Whether you’re after a new pair of budget wireless headphones, you’re planning on upgrading your record player, or grabbing an ace budget turntable, stocking up on cheap vinyl records or you’ve got your eyes on a new smartwatch for music, it’s definitely worth putting some budget aside for a bargain once Prime Day rolls around.
Remember, it's not just music stuff up for grabs, either. Maybe you have a weekend of live music planned next year and want to get organised early. If so, check out one of the best festival tents. There will undoubtably also be sales on pop culture collectables, Lego kits and more
Amazon devices are always reduced for Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days, so we'll bring you the best deals on those such as the awesome Amazon Echo Studio – our top pick when it comes to the loudest Bluetooth speakers – or one of the dinky Echo Dots.
What other products will be on sale?
With Prime Day being Amazon inventions, chunks of change will be lopped off a bunch of Amazon's own products, including speakers, Ring video doorbells, Kindle readers and Fire TV sticks.
Amazon already got in on the action early by offering Prime members four free months of Amazon Music Unlimited.
And even though Prime Day is Amazon only, if previous years of covering the event are anything to go by, other online retailers such as Walmart and BestBuy will also get in on the action to offer discounted products.
We'll bring you all the biggest and best deals around Prime Day to help you grab a brilliant summer bargain - no matter what site they're on.
Shopping tips
I've been covering Amazon Prime Day and other online sales events such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday since 2019 and in that time, I've worked out some ways to help you get a top deal. Here's a few tips you can follow that'll hopefully lead you to a bargain or two.
1. Make notes: Take a note of the products you’re interested in and mark down their current price. Once Prime Day gets under way, you'll be able to see at a glance how much of a saving you're getting. Amazon’s list function is great place to start, just add them to individual folders and you're good to go.
I have lists on a few websites, and add to them every time I see something I'm interested in that's not currently on sale - just waiting for those big price drops.
2. Decide your budget: It’s easy to be tempted to dive right into a great deal when you see it, but keep your budget in mind before flinging your chosen product into the online shopping basket. You don’t want to overpay for something you might find cheaper elsewhere. Here at Louder, myself and the team will be keeping our eyes peeled for awesome deals throughout Prime Day and posting them right here.
3. Sell older products in advance: If you’ve got your heart set on on upgrading a bit of kit such as a turntable or Bluetooth speaker, selling your older model now before the music deals kick in could net you a decent chunk of change to spend on that shiny new bit of tech when the sales get under way.
4. Sign up to retailers’ mailing lists: One of the quickest ways to get a heads up about what’s going on sale or when the savings are due to begin is to sign up to an online retailer's mailing list. Getting this info early could steer you in the right direction of a top deal on a product you really want quickly. Sure, constant emails after the event can get a bit annoying, but you can always unsubscribe at any time you want. Also, keep this page bookmarked and check back regularly, as we’ll be on top of all the best Prime Day music deals.
Why you can trust us
- Covering Prime Day for 7 years
- Dedicated team of deals writers
- Experts in music listening, streaming and collectables
At Louder, we’ve been covering annual online sales events including Amazon Prime Day, Prime Big Deal Days, Black Friday and Cyber Monday for many years and have also written dozens of buyer's guides and hands-on product reviews.
We'll always give you the pros and cons on products to help you make an informed decision, with the team exploring individual product specs, how easy the item is to use, how it performs and if it represents good value for money.
If a product is aimed at musicians, we'll test it onstage or in the studio, while gear like headphones, Bluetooth speakers and turntables are put under scrutiny in our homes - not in a soundproofed studio. Why? We feel this will give you a more genuine insight into how you’ll be using the product if you decide to make a purchase.
All our reviews will always feature a couple of alternative options to give you as much choice as possible when it comes to choosing something that's going to be right for you.
