I don't think I will be getting anything. There's really nothing I need and I feel like I already have too much stuff

I will be on the lookout for a laptop. I have to admit I am a sucker for prime day, although I am trying to,purge, not accumulate.

I got a $10 credit for buying from a small business so I spent that

But I used in on something already in my cart, that I needed/wanted, so nothing special. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S89N6EM/

A Firestick. Half price.

I bought flea treatment for the cats and dog and I have my eye on some towels coming up.

I bought a Kindle Paperwhite. I've been researching getting one, I knew Prime Day was coming up so I waited and saved $50.

My dd's apple watch stopped working today so I told her to be on the lookout for one on Prime.

I have carefully not yet looked. What I do need is clothing. Other than my sweatpants most of what I own is 5 years old or old and no longer fit.

Nothing tickled my fancy. Just bought two new Apple watches last week and they are marked down for Prime Day, oh, well ...

DH bought a new electic razor, I got Kindle Unlimited for two months.

A new Kraus kitchen sink. I almost ordered it last week and again yesterday but held off. Lucky me, it is a Prime Day deal. Saved $43.

Did not need as many but ordered four pair of Alfred Dunner short pants. They are pull-on type but I do not like the feel of a belt digging into my ribs since I am short waisted.

Ded, laptops are experiencing unreasonable mark ups these days due to chip shortages. It's pretty frustrating.

I had some new microfiber cloths in my cart and they were on sale so i hit the ‘buy’ button.

For whatever reason, houzz is doing the bit where all the comments show up in my notifications, but then if I try "thank you" or "like" a comment, it boots me out and says I need to sign in.

So consider all your comments liked and thanked.

I may look into the kindle unlimited. DH bought a desk to be assembled, and very excitingly I bought felt foot pads to put under furniture if our flooring ever arrives. (All of $4 worth).

I am going to peruse a bit more and may buy vanity lighting and or faucet.

Last week my husband purchased a new chain saw, but not on Amazon. He got free shipping & no tax on another site. Me...nothing.

I bought 3 add on cameras for our blink system. We have 5 but needed a few more.. They are normally 90 dollars but were 50 apiece today, so i saved 120 dollars. I might order more.

I've had prime for many years and have never ordered anything on prime day until now.

I got a couple pair of jeans and some diabetic foot cream.

I wasn't going to buy anything but I have been perusing canning recipes and I keep seeing soup recipes that call for using an immersion blender. I don't have one so I bought one today.

I got a few books for the grandkids. There is a popular series called, "What is.....? Who was.....?

Each book features a famous place or person. They are usually about $5, but some were marked down to $4.

I am getting a camping cot. Not getting that much in savings, but I miss camping, and my old cot... died.

I ordered some fabric marking pens - I am getting tired of using chalk, and I think the pens will be more accurate, providing I can see the marks.

I bought a Kindle Paperwhite. I have been thinking of getting one for a long time. My Parkinson's tremors have gotten so bad I can't hold a book anymore. I love to read and hated that I could not do so. Tried DH's Amazon tablet 7 and liked it. Does anyone get tired eyes after a couple of hours of reading on a screen?

I bought a video camera (a real one) to give to my oldest grandchild on his 10th birthday, coming up in July. I've had a lifetime of experience with still cameras, but know nothing about video cameras. But one of the best ways to learn something is to teach it to someone else, so this should be interesting. He loves movies, so maybe he'd like to make some "shorts" of his own. It was a good deal: List price $89, and I paid $48.

Rose, I think you'll like your immersion blender! I used mine tonight. I can't chew very well tonight as I'm having some dental work done, so I made soup with various things in it, including kale and pinto beans, and then pulverized everything with the immersion blender. It was delicious!

Yes, Prime Days are a great time to buy Amazon products like Kindles and Fire Sticks. Caflowerluver, I still don't read a lot on my Kindle, but I have difficulty staring at my computer screen for long periods. I bought these blue-light-blocking glasses recently, and think they may be helping. Many of the reviews claim this as well.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088T2L21R

Alisande - Thanks. I will check it out.

Immersion blenders are the best. What I use ours for most often other than soup is baba ghanoush.

Try a few different recipes until you find the one you like best. I improvise. Guaranteed to be heavenly.

Just ordered more. I told SO about Prime day, he is very tech challenged. he has no email and does not do anything online. I told him to look and see if he wants anything, and to send me the link and I will order it. He sent me the link to some pink car accessories and told me to order them for my car and he will put them on. Seat covers, floor mats and some floor lights, all in hot pink. He still hasn't found anything for himself. I also decided to order to the new Kindle Fire 10 plus as my current Fire has been misbehaving and a pink case for it to go in. Oh, and some green battery operated eyeball lights for Halloween. I have a giant pickle jar that they will look great in. And a snowflake Christmas tree topper that projects moving snowflakes on the ceiling because why not.

I have a pink immersion blender. I love it.

Does anyone get tired eyes after a couple of hours of reading on a screen?

caflowerluver On the contrary. The Paperwhite is free of glare and you can adjust the light level and the font. I need readers for regular books and that does tire my eyes out quickly. The Kindle Paperwhite lets me read for as long I want once again, which is a lot.

Some items through Amazon Warehouse Deals are marked down another 25%. I picked up a few kitchen items I've been eyeing.

I bought a sound bar. I'd found it last week but held off, and today got for $200 less.

I was looking to buy something but Canadian Prime Day is postponed until a later date because of Covid.

We are smack dab in the middle of a kitchen reno, and the bills are piling up so no online shopping for me! And the half yearly property taxes are due in July, sigh.

FYI @ caflowerluver - you can use a device's settings to reduce screen brightness, and I know the regular Kindles have a night time screen mode that's in the red range, rather than blue. I would think the paperwhite would have that as well.

For reading in bed, I turn screen brightness all the way down, along with dark mode for the pages, where the text is white on a black background - so much easier on the eyes 🙂

You can also configure the font style and size of the text.

Not a Prime member and really not needing anything anyway, so no Amazon shopping for me lately.

Thanks everyone for the information about device settings.

I cxld prime some time back. not much i need anyway. a few things on my list but none are a lower price because of prime day.

I have a lot of Amazon points accumulated and am thinking of taking advantage of Prime Day to get a Kindle Paperwhite. I have a couple of Kindle Fires and like them a lot, but I still prefer reading traditional books. Maybe the Paperwhite reading experience would be more satisfying for me. Or maybe it would be fun just to get a new toy, which would be a lovely diversion from my roof damage and torn-apart kitchen, a situation that's been going on since May 3.

Anyway, I haven't decided yet, but if I don't get one now it would be a good item to put on my Christmas wish list. I see that Amazon offers several Paperwhite models. Does "ad-supported" mean you risk a plague of pop-up ads?

What are Amazon points?

I've not needed anything that they are offering as a deal - I only took a few minutes to look around though. I had ordered a few things just last week, knowing that Prime Day was coming up (I don't have Prime, but would do the trial if I saw something that I just had to have!) and figuring that these things wouldn't be discounted. None were - a new filter for the vacuum, leather conditioner, a new power cord for my old/backup laptop, and mosquito mesh to add to my gardening straw hats.

What are Amazon points?

I have an Amazon Chase Bank Visa credit card that awards points for money spent--different levels of points depending on where you spend it. There used to be several ways to cash in your points, and probably still are, but I use them to buy little luxuries for myself (often art supplies) on Amazon.

I hadn't planed to get anything, but I had something in my cart which suddenly was $50 cheaper, so hit the buy button. That was a nice surprise.

I didn't find anything that I wanted or needed that was included in the sale - so I passed.

But I did decide to use Am Ex points to buy an Apple Gift Card at 20% off the normal rate and get a new Apple watch. Including the trade-in on my current iWatch it was quite reasonable.