The best Amazon Prime Day deals for designers

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Amazon Prime Day 2018 has started! Deals are rolling out across the world, with Amazon promising over a million in total. The event will run all the way through until midnight tonight (Tuesday 17 July) although some lightning deals expire before then, and some of the best deals are selling out super-quickly (in short – if you spot a deal you like the look of, it's best to buy it then and there!). 

We're bringing you all the best Amazon Prime Day 2018 deals for designers, artists and creatives right here on this page. And we’ll also list all the best discounts at any other retailers who decide to get it on the deals madness too. Use the jump links on the right to bag yourself a bargain.

Prefer to browse Amazon yourself? Here’s where you need to go:

• Amazon Prime Day homepage: see all deals

Amazon Prime Day is the retail giant’s summer version of Black Friday. It's for Prime subscribers only – but fear not.

If you don't want to sign up for membership, you can still take advantage of the Amazon Prime Day deals by signing up for a free 30-day trial. The good news is that you can cancel the trial at any time before the end of the 30-day period, so you're not tied in.

Get a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime: US | UK | Canada | Australia | India

Amazon Prime Day US deals

Laptops & tablets – US

TVs, smartphones & cameras – US

Entertainment & wearables – US

Accessories – US

Creative software – US

Amazon Prime Day UK deals

Laptops & tablets – UK

Creative software – UK

TVs, smartphones & cameras – UK

Accessories – UK

Entertainment & wearables – UK

Pencils and pens – UK

What is Amazon Prime Day?

Amazon Prime Day is the retail giant’s summer version of Black Friday, the difference being that the event is for Prime subscribers only. If you’re not a subscriber though, fear not: you can still take advantage of Amazon Prime Day 2018 by signing up for a free 30-day trial. You’re able to cancel the trial at any time before the end of the 30-day period, so you can easily opt out after Amazon Prime Day has finished, if you so wish.

Prime Day first launched in 2015, when Amazon offered a day of sales to mark two decades of ecommerce domination. It was an immediate success, and has quickly become one of the best shopping days of the year. In 2017 it was bigger and better than ever – and this year the event is already looking set to eclipse anything that’s gone before.

At 36 hours, this year's event will be the longest Prime Day the retailer has run so far – and the biggest, with Australia, Singapore and more countries all joining the party this year. Wondering if you can benefit from the best Amazon Prime deals? Read the full list of countries taking part in Amazon Prime Day 2018 on the official announcement from Amazon.

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