It's Amazon Prime Day. But Target Is Having a Massive 'Deal Days' Sale Too
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What’s that old saying? As goes Amazon, so goes the world? Okay, not exactly the world, but it wouldn’t be Amazon Prime Day 2020 if every big box retailer didn’t emerge with their own competitive mega-sales events at the exact same time — including Target.
Amazon Prime Day (and its competitors’ similar “holidays”) typically takes place in July, but was pushed back due to the coronavirus pandemic. Now companies like Target are using this later date as a way to preview what’s to come during their Black Friday shopping events.
Walmart launched a massive sale earlier this week, and Target is hosting a Deal Days event on Oct. 13 and 14, followed by Black Friday prices (and a price-matching policy) for the entire month of November.
While Amazon’s Prime Day deals are only available to Prime members, Target’s loyal customer base will be happy to know that Deal Days is for anyone who wants to take advantage of sales on big-ticket items like Beats headphones and $199.99 AirPods Pro. But you’ll want to move quickly — some deals have already sold out, like this KitchenAid mixer and a 50-inch smart TV starting under $200.
Target: Best 'Deal Days' Deals on Amazon Prime Day
