Prime Day is back, make sure you have Amazon Prime to get access to the best deals of the summer
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Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for AmazonAmazon has formally announced details for this year's "Prime Day" sale, which will take place on Tuesday, July 12, 2016.
Prime Day, which Amazon first launched last year is a 24-hour Black Friday-like sales event where prices are slashed on hundreds of thousands of products. But here's the hitch: You've got to be an Amazon Prime subscriber to take advantage of the deals.
There are a bunch of reasons why Amazon Prime is worth it's $99 annual subscription price, some of which you might not even know about. So if you'd like to take part in Prime Day and have access to Prime Music streaming, Prime video streaming, free two-day shipping on Prime-eligible products, and more, you can get a one free month of Amazon Prime by clicking the link below. This deal is only valid for people trying Prime for the first time, but has no other restrictions.
Try one month of Amazon Prime for free
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