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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale 2025 is over: Here’s everything you need to know

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Amazon’s second annual Big Spring Sale (commonly known as the Amazon Spring Sale or Spring Deal Days in the UK) kicked off on March 25, and it finally ended on March 31. 

Also: The best Amazon Spring Sale deals still available

The last two weeks have been littered with plenty of offers at the retailer, but the official Big Spring Sale officially came to a close on Monday, March 31. Earlier this month, Amazon shared that customers can expect savings of up to 40% off categories like home, outdoor, and more, highlighting daily deal drops, select Prime-only offers, and more. We saw plenty of savings across categories, including the best prices yet on coveted products like the Apple Watch Series 10, AirPods 4, and Mac Mini M4. Other products, like the new Kindle Colorsoft and Kindle Scribe also saw their best discounts of the year. 

Also: How to score Amazon Big Spring Sale deals without paying full price for Prime

As ZDNET’s deal connoisseur, I’m using my extensive hands-on tech experience and seasoned commerce skills to cover sales and deals. I break down everything you need to know to shop like a pro any time of the year — plus all of the details about Amazon’s now-passed Spring Sale. Make sure to keep up with ZDNET as we continue our sale coverage into the spring and upcoming summer season, where we’ll be covering Memorial Day sales, July Prime Day, and sooner or later, back to school offers.

When does the Amazon Spring Sale end?

Amazon’s Big Spring sale ends Monday, March 31. The event started on Tuesday, March 25, 2025. 

My early estimations — based on information shared on Amazon’s Seller Forum in February — placed the Big Spring Sale returning on Wednesday, March 26. On March 18, Amazon confirmed that the second annual Big Spring Sale event will begin on Tuesday, March 25, and end on Monday, March 31, 2025. 


Amazon frequently runs sales several times during the year, and I saw tons of products discounted ahead of President’s Day last month. The company’s most popular Prime Day sales occur in October and July. 

Last year, Amazon introduced the Big Spring Sale, signaling a new annual sale event during the month of March on the retail giant’s calendar. It was not a Prime-exclusive event. However, expect to see select exclusive Prime member offers. Unlike Prime Day, the spring sale runs for multiple days, not just two. This year, the sale event is March 25-31, 2025. In the UK, the event is called Amazon Spring Deal Days. 

Essentially, what you can expect is tons of deals across almost every product category, all available for a limited time. 

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Amazon’s 2025 Big Spring Sale is a seven day shopping event that stretches from Tuesday, March 25 to Monday, March 31. Last year, the Big Spring Sale kicked off for the first time ever, and ran from March 25 to March 30, one day shorter than this year. 

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The dates of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale are Tuesday, March 25 to Monday, March 31, 2025. 

My early estimates placed the sale starting sometime around Wednesday, March 26. In 2024, the Big Spring sale ran from Wednesday, March 20 to Monday, March 25. 

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No, you don’t have to be a Prime member to shop this sale event. All customers can shop the Amazon Big Spring Sale, although, like last year, Prime members will presumably have special access to select exclusive deals. 

If you’re not a Prime member yet, you can join before the Big Spring Sale kickoff to receive member benefits like free shipping, entertainment, exclusive savings, and more.

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As a commerce and advice editor, I can recommend a few things to help you maximize Amazon’s sales. If you want to shop the sale, you’ll want to access a Prime account, even if the Big Spring Sale is not a Prime-exclusive event. In addition to free two-day shipping, membership is easy to set up and gives you access to exclusive offers on the site. Plus, you can use a free trial to shop for the best savings without spending a dime on a membership. 

If you end up starting a free trial (or already have Prime), ensure your payment options (like one-click settings and your default delivery address) are correct. This way, you can check out quickly if you need to during the sale. 

Also: 7 exciting AI features coming with Alexa+ (and what Amazon devices support it)

Other ways to prepare for spring savings include researching and planning potential purchases, listing want and need items, and setting a budget before sales. 

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October Prime Day returned Oct. 8-9, 2024. If Amazon sticks to its typical sale calendar, the next Prime Day sale (and the first Prime Day sale of 2025) will likely be in July. However, there are still a few more chances to save until then, including during the Big Spring Sale. 

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Last year, Amazon offered customers 50% (or sometimes more) off products across multiple categories, such as beauty, sports and outdoor, home, apparel, and electronics. This year, Amazon is promising up to 40% over 35 categories including home, fashion, and more. Plus, there will be daily deal drops, Prime-exclusive offers (thought this isn’t a Prime event), and lots of savings on Amazon Haul, the site’s budget shopping experience. 

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Amazon’s Spring Sale runs from March 25-March 31, so expect multiple days of deals and plenty of opportunities to save. However, as with all sale events, there will be lingering offers from Amazon and competing retailers after the official sale ends. The ZDNET team will cover the best deals on top-tested tech before, during, and after the Big Spring Sale, so I’ll keep you posted. 

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Although the Big Spring Sale is over, there’s still plenty on sale at the retail giant. We spend time shopping for the best Amazon deals available daily, no matter the time of year, to bring serious savings to ZDNET readers. That’s why we’ll be updating our favorite lingering Amazon Spring Sale deals that you can still shop now. 

Also: The best Amazon Spring Sale deals still available

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Last year, several retailers jumped on the spring sale train and offered seasonal savings that overlapped with, preceded, or followed Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. This year, we saw concurrent sales again from other major competitors like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy. Expect many retailers to continue drop their prices to match Amazon’s and give customers like you a choice of where to buy from, especially now that Amazon’s sale has technically ended. 

Also: The best anti-Amazon Spring Sale deals still live now: Walmart, Best Buy, and more

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As a member of the ZDNET staff, I only write about deals myself or a team member would want to buy — devices and products we desire, need, or would recommend. I look for deals where products are at least 20% off (or hardly ever on sale), using established price comparison tools and trackers to determine whether the deal is on sale and how frequently it drops.

I also look over customer reviews to find out what matters to real people who already own and use products in the deals I recommend. These recommendations may also be based on my testing (or testing by another ZDNET expert), plus extensive research and comparison shopping. The goal is to deliver the most accurate advice to help you shop smarter. ZDNET offers 33 years of experience, 30 hands-on product reviewers, and 10,000 square feet of lab space to ensure we bring you the best tech.

Plus, in 2025, ZDNET refined its approach to deals, developing a measurable system for sharing savings with readers like you. Our editor’s deal rating badges are affixed to most of our deal content, making it easy to interpret our expertise to help you make the best purchase decision. 

Also: How we rate deals at ZDNET in 2025

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ZDNET’s experts are searching through Amazon’s Spring Sale deals to find the best discounts by category. These are the best deals so far:

You can also find the best Amazon Spring Sale deals by price:

And the best deals from other retailers this week:

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