Customers saved billions while shopping Amazon’s millions of deals during Amazon’s biggest Prime Day shopping event yet. Prime members purchased millions of Alexa-enabled devices, and the Ring Battery Doorbell and Fire TV Stick HD were two of the event’s best-selling items
Amazon-Prime-Day-2025-Delivers-Record-Sales-and-Savings-in-Expanded-Four-Day-Shopping-Event – US Press Center
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