During Amazon Prime Day 2025, which ran July 8-11, shoppers spent record amounts and bought record number of items, according to Adobe Analytics.

Amazon expanded its annual Prime Day sales event this year to four days from two. But now that the event is up and running — it started Tuesday and runs through Friday — there may be signs it’s losing some of its bargain-hunting appeal among consumers.

Amazon reports $7 billion in sales on day one, down 41% from last year, addressing concerns over declining momentum in Prime Day events.

One of the most notable deals during the Amazon sale is live on the Haier 1.5 Ton 3 Star Twin Inverter Split AC. It is listed on the e-commerce platform at a price of Rs. 69,999. However, buyers can get it for as low as Rs. 33,990 till the sale ends. You can catch all of the last-minute deals available on Amazon here.

Every year, Amazon holds a “record” Prime Day, and every year the company boasts about the performance of the annual sales event in a press release. The self-congratulatory announcement isn’t exactly absurd—given its size, any year-over-year growth is noteworthy.

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