Prime Big Deal Days · October 6–7, 2026

Prime Big Deal Days 2026: which deals are actually real?

Amazon's October Prime event runs October 6–7, 2026. Plenty of the "deals" will be ordinary prices with a bigger struck-through number next to them. Here is how to tell, and, once it starts, the ones we have confirmed.

Starts in 7 days (October 6). Verified deals appear on this page once the event is live and each price has been checked, not before. Until then, any product listed here would be a guess.

How to tell a real deal from a fake one

15%
of this week's advertised Amazon "deals" weren't genuinely below their usual price. See the Fake Deal Index
  1. Ignore the struck-through "was". It is often a price the product almost never sold at.
  2. Compare with its own usual price. A real deal sits clearly below what the product normally costs.
  3. Check how rare the price is. Near its lowest price of the year is a BUY; a price it hits every month is not special.
  4. Look past event badges on everyday prices. A "limited time" label does not make a normal price a deal.

Buying guides for the event

When each category is genuinely cheapest, and what a fake discount looks like there:

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Questions

When is Prime Big Deal Days 2026?October 6–7, 2026. It is Amazon's October sale for Prime members.
Are Prime Big Deal Days deals real?Some are. Many "deals" are a discount off a price the product rarely sold at, so the sale price is close to its everyday price. Check each one against its own usual price, not the struck-through "was".
How can I tell if a deal is real?Paste the product link into worthitforyou. We compare today's price with a year of real prices and answer BUY, WAIT, SKIP or FAIR.