Amazon Prime Day 2022: Dates Confirmed & The Deals You Can Expect To Find

Online retail giant Amazon has confirmed that Prime Day will be making a return on 12 and 13 July 2022 so, technically, you're getting a two-day shopping event where deals galore will be made available for Amazon Prime members. 

We'll be sharing all of the photography-related deals as they happen so do look out for our 'Amazon Prime Day 2022' news and you should also make sure you're signed up to receive our newsletter to ensure you don't miss out on any deals. 

If you spot any deals yourself, please do share them with us in our comment sections. 

What Is Prime Day? 

Amazon Prime Day is a huge shopping event where millions of items are purchased at discounted rates exclusively for Amazon Prime members. If you're unsure if it'll be worth your time, here are some of the bargains that were on offer in previous years that photographers could save a pretty penny on. 

Why are we telling you about past offers? Well, they can sometimes be a good indication of what's to come in this year's sale and they also show you the types of discounts that can be taken advantage of. 

We're not saying all of these companies will be taking part this year but we'd be surprised if cameras, memory cards and other accessories don't appear on the discount list. 

Previously, we've seen deals and discounts which include: 20% off Samsung memory cards, 35% off SanDisk memory cards, 30% off select Canon cameras and more! 

Take a look at today's deals to see what products are currently on offer for photographers. 

Not A Prime Member Yet? 

We have a guide to Prime membership should you want to read more about what it is and how it can benefit you before parting with your money. However, you can access a 30-day free trial of Prime which means you can jump right in and 'try before you buy'. The free trial also means you can access all of the Prime Day deals without actually parting with any extra cash (just remember to cancel your membership should you not wish to use it after the free trial has ended).

Amazon Prime is priced at £7.99 a month or you can pay £79 upfront for an entire year. If you do decide Prime membership is for you - great, but if you do want to cancel your membership after the trial ends, you can do this at any time. If you're a student, you can save even more money with a Prime Student membership, too.