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Early Amazon fall Prime Day deals now live: Apple, Ring, Anker, $20 off Grubhub, more [Updated]

Amazon officially announced its massive upcoming fall Prime Day sale today and the early Prime Big Deal Days are now live. Amazon is giving us a three week lead up to its giant 48-hour October sale event and, along with it, we are already tracking loads of notable early discounts alongside some special promotions for Prime members. 

Early Amazon Prime Big Deal Days offers now live 

Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale officially starts on October 6 this year, but it is already serving up hundreds of discounts for Prime members starting today. 

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Early fall Prime Day Apple deals

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Ring early fall Prime Day deals

The early Amazon fall Prime Day deals are landing on the Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro and the Battery wireless model, both now down at new Amazon all-time lows at 40% off.

The latest Ring Battery Doorbell 2K is also seeing a deep deal as part of the sale, dropping from a $100 list price down to $39.99 shipped.

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Early fall Prime Day Anker deals

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$20 off Grubhub orders

As part of its early Prime Big Deal Days sale, Amazon is offering its Prime members$20 off Grubhub orders of $30 or more using code DEALS20 at checkout. This is running from September 14 through to October 5 (one day before Prime Big Deal Days goes live). Get even more details here. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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