You can do this via desktop by adding the item to your shopping cart and clicking “save for later.” Amazon will notify you if the price changes. We recommend setting a deal alert for anything you have your eye on during the extravaganza because things can get overwhelming. Those are called lightning deals more on that below. Throughout the 48 hours Amazon will also drop a series of short-and-sweet deals available until supplies last. E.T.-some of those items will stay on sale the whole event, while others will appear for shorter periods along the way. Usually, the main deals go live at 12 a.m. Last year Epi readers particularly loved the deals on Joule Sous Vide machines, cast-iron skillets, and KitchenAid meat grinder attachments. If past years are any indication, we can expect deep discounts on Instant Pots (Amazon sold upward of 300,000 Instant Pots on Prime Day last year) and hot ticket kitchen products like espresso machines and Dutch ovens. Like all highly anticipated sales events, there’s a lot of secrecy surrounding most of the deals that’ll be available.

Prime Day is Amazon’s own online shopping “holiday”-and it actually lasts two days, not one.

But for now here’s the 411 in advance on what Amazon Prime Day is all about and how we plan to cover the event. So check back for our coverage on this shopping event and expect to see a slew of great discounts on editor-vetted products like our favorite blenders, air fryers, pots and pans, and more. We’ll be covering all the best deals on kitchen gear, home appliances, cleaning tools, and tabletop decor just in time to get your home ready for a summer of houseguests, family, and plenty of outdoor cooking.

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