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Millions of Amazon customers can get 3 months of FREE Audible in shock early Prime Day deal

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AMAZON Prime Day isn’t until next week, but the retailer has just launch an early deal for Prime members.

Subscribers can pick up 3 months of the audiobook service Audible for free.

Amazon has just launched an Audible promotion – but it’s exclusive to Prime members

Audible: 3 months free with Prime (£7.99p/m after)

Amazon Prime Day 2024 has been confirmed for Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th July.

That’s when we’ll see thousands of products with their prices slashed exclusively for Prime subscribers on the Amazon website.

But despite the two-day sale still being weeks away, the retailer does sometimes roll out early deals on its subscription services.

(My guess is that we’ll soon see a similar promo on Amazon Music Unlimited, which is the store’s version of Spotify Premium).

The last great deal we spotted on Audible was in the spring, when Amazon offered 3 months of the subscription for just 99p,

This current offer, then, is the superior deal – but you need to be signed up to Prime to take advantage of the offer (though non-Prime members can still pick up 2 months of Audible for free).

Audible has boomed in popularity in the last decade or so, as more and more literature-lovers (myself included) realise that they get through way more books in the spoken-word format.

With an Audible subscription, you can get one audiobook to download on a monthly basis.

So in other words: that’s three free books as part of this special deal, before you get auto-enrolled on to the standard rate of £7.99 per month.

My colleague Rhys Melhado-Thompson has got more of the nuts and bolts explained in his how does Audible work explainer.

It’s not the only subscription promotion running at the moment either: if you do prefer the written word, then take a look Amazon’s current Kindle Unlimited offer: you can pick up 2 months free of charge.

And when Amazon Prime Day does come round, there’ll be plenty more discounts on items available from members – and some of the best will be on Amazon’s own tech.

We’ll have all the best deals on Kindles, Fire tablets, Echo Dots and the like listed on our Amazon device deals page.

For all the finest discounts, my advice is to bookmark our best Amazon Prime Day deals page and check in come 16th July.

Audible: 3 months free with Prime (£7.99p/m after)

Top 10 deals on Amazon right now

Amazon Prime Day is just next week, but deal hunters don’t have to wait. There are already plenty of early Prime Day deals rolling out today.

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  1. Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Smart Watch, £245, 19% less (was £289) – buy here
  2. All-new Echo Spot, £49.99, 38% less (was £79.99) – buy here
  3. Ring Video Doorbell (2nd Gen), £49.99, 50% less (was £99.99) – buy here
  4. Amazon Fire TV 55-inch 4-series 4K TV, £329.99, 40% less (was £549.99) – buy here
  5. Amazon Audible, get two months free – sign up here
  6. Amazon Music, three months free – sign up here
  7. Ring Alarm Pack, £169.99, 11% less (was £219.99) – buy here
  8. Blink Mini Pan-Tilt Camera, £23.99, 16% less (was £39.99) – buy here
  9. Toshiba 800w 23L Microwave Oven, £74.99, 15% less (was £87.99) – buy here
  10. Comfort Sunshiny Days Fabric Conditioner 4.8L, £6.64, 26% less (was £9 – buy here

To snag these deals, you’ll need to be a Prime member. You can sign up for the 30-day free trial right here, and enjoy all the extra perks and bonuses.

We’ve rounded up more great offers here:

Follow our Amazon Prime Day live blog for all the latest deals and updates ahead of next week.

Changed your mind about an audiobook? Here’s how to return a book on Audible.

Head to our shopping tech hub for more offers on mobiles, TVs, wearables, earbuds and other smart tech.


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