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Your support makes all the difference.Amazon Prime Day – one of the internet’s biggest shopping events – is under way.
The sale, which was postponed from July until today due to the coronavirus outbreak, will see more than one million deals up for grabs from a host of brands including Philips, Toshiba, Lego, Nintendo, Samsung, and Sony.
On the first day, some of the best-selling items were games consoles with offers on the Nintendo Switch and PS4 selling out within a matter of hours.
Last year, the retailer said it sold more than 175 million products and dubbed the sale the “largest shopping event in Amazon history,” as it surpassed results from the previous Black Friday and Cyber Monday events combined.
With this year set to be bigger than ever, follow The Independent’s live blog below for all the latest updates on the event.
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