Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) announced on Saturday that its Prime Day event, which ran from July 8 to July 11, was its biggest Prime Day event ever, as shoppers enjoyed billions of dollars in savings from deals spanning over 35 product categories.

Prime Day features discounts on Amazon-exclusive products, trending items and the hottest brands on the site. Prime members can also take advantage of deals across more than 35 categories, including electronics, kitchen, beauty and apparel.

There are still savings across telescopes and binoculars, even after Prime Day, but we expect them to finish soon.

The good news? Amazon is offering new users a free 30-day trial to access Prime Day deals exclusively for members. And once your trial has ended, you can choose to continue your membership for either $14.99 per month or $139 upfront for a year. This allows you to shop hassle-free during Amazon's annual events.

Microsoft may have gone under the radar for most of Prime Day but at the tail end of the day, the company has dropped a deal that gaming fans will certainly adore. The Xbox gaming controller in carbon black has just hit an all-time low price on Amazon, now priced at only $47, down from its usual $65 (27% off).

Final day to bag these editor-approved discounts - It’s your last chance to save on the latest tech, home appliances and more

The figures apply across all online retailers for Amazon Prime Days. Tariffs and economic uncertainty are on the minds of shoppers as they prepare for Amazon's summer Prime Day sales. But at least one company is forecasting that sales for the online sales event will break records as budget-conscious shoppers look for deals.

Prime Day runs July 8 through July 11, two days longer than previous years. According to our research, these are the lowest prices of the year, beating or matching Black Friday. You can save up to 50% on these power stations.