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We found 20 October Prime Day deals already live: Save on Fire tablets, Legos, Garmin, and members-only freebies

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We found 20 October Prime Day deals already live: Save on Fire tablets, Legos, Garmin, and members-only freebies

The holiday shopping season will be here before you know it.

This week, Amazon announced the return of Prime Big Deal Days for 2026, its fall savings event for Prime members (aka "October Prime Day").

The sale will run for 48 hours from Oct.

6 to 7 and compete with concurrent festivities at Target and Walmart .

Prime Big Deal Days will be an opportunity to get a head start on your Black Friday wishlist — and to get some relief from the RAMageddon price hikes impacting the tech industry this year.

For its part, Amazon increased the prices of nearly two dozen Kindles , Fire TV Sticks, Echo smart speakers , and eero routers this summer because of rising component costs.

Its upcoming seasonal deals should cancel out some of those markups.

SEE ALSO: How to sign up for Amazon Prime in time for the next Prime Day As we gear up for fall, Amazon has already started dropping some early October Prime Day deals, and we've rounded up the best ones below. (Spoiler: So far, they're all going to Amazon's own devices and services.) We'll keep updating our picks in the lead-up to Prime Big Deal Days, so check back often.

Best free deal Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Kindle Unlimited (3 months free) $0 at Amazon $35.97 Save $35.97 Get Deal Why we like it Amazon's e-book subscription service gets you access to a library of more than 5 million digital titles.

Ahead of Prime Big Deal Days, you can try it for free for three months — even if you don't have a Prime membership .

Think of it as a Stuff Your Kindle Day that never ends and costs you nothing.

More free (or almost-free) deals Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Music Unlimited (4 months free with Prime) $0 at Amazon $47.96 Save $47.96 The retail giant's music streaming service offers ad-free listening to over 100 million songs.

You can get a free four-month trial with a Prime membership or a three-month trial without.

Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Audible Standard (4 months with Prime) $3.96 at Amazon $35.96 Save $32 Right now, Prime members can save 80% on four months' worth of Amazon's audiobook service.

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