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- Prime Day 2019 is on July 15-16 and Amazon is building excitement by slowly releasing early deals for Prime members to enjoy.
- One Prime Day-related exclusive is Prime Day Launches, a selection of new products that only Prime members can shop for a limited time. See 2019's Launches below.
- Don't miss out on the best deals of Amazon Prime Day 2019. See our master list of the best deals here.
From celebrity collaborations to teases of early Prime Day deals, Amazon is pulling out the stops to promote its annual sales event, Prime Day. This year, it's truly an event - it'll last an entire 48 hours from July 15-16.
Amazon wants to exceed its members' expectations this Prime Day, and one way it's attempting to do so is with Prime Day Launches. The products in this collection have never been seen before and are choosing Amazon as their launch platform. Thousands of Prime Day Launch products are available worldwide now, with more being added as Prime Day 2019 approaches.
They include kitchen tools, skin-care and grooming products, and kids' toys from both popular and niche brands. Below, you'll find the 30 best Prime Day Launch products so far. If you like shopping and trying the latest products before anyone else, you'll enjoy thumbing through these launches.
Remember, all Prime Day promotions and deals are only available to Prime members. If you're not a member already, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial (and if you decide you don't want to continue, you can cancel it once Prime Day is over).
Prime Day-specific benefits include access to Lightning Deals on July 15-16 and access to some of the best deals internet-wide. Year-round, there are dozens of other benefits of a Prime membership.
Shop the 30 best Prime Day Launch products below.
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