Amazon Says Prime Day 2022 , Was Its ‘Biggest’ Ever.<br />Amazon Prime Day 2022 took place <br />on July 12 and July 13 this year.<br />CNET reports that the company said it was the "biggest Prime Day event in Amazon's history.".<br />Amazon did not release total sales figures but said Prime members "saved" over $1.7 billion on over 300 million items purchased worldwide. .<br />However, according to the <br />Adobe Digital Economy Index, .<br />U.S. e-commerce sales reached <br />close to $12 billion on July 12 and July 13, <br />which was when Prime Day took place.<br />Prime Day doesn't account for all of those sales though, as other retailers such as Target and Best Buy had sales this week too.<br />Prime Day doesn't account for all of those sales though, as other retailers such as Target and Best Buy had sales this week too.<br />Prime Day doesn't account for all of those sales though, as other retailers such as Target and Best Buy had sales this week too.<br />According to Amazon, some of its bestsellers <br />in America this year included vacuums, <br />beauty products, toothbrushes.<br />According to Amazon, some of its bestsellers <br />in America this year included vacuums, <br />beauty products, toothbrushes.<br />According to Amazon, some of its bestsellers <br />in America this year included vacuums, <br />beauty products, toothbrushes.<br />diapers, lunchboxes and teeth-whitening strips.<br />diapers, lunchboxes and teeth-whitening strips.<br />diapers, lunchboxes and teeth-whitening strips.<br />Top-selling tech products included Beats headphones and earbuds, the Apple Watch Series 7, Amazon's Echo, Fire TV and Blink devices and more.<br />Top-selling tech products included Beats headphones and earbuds, the Apple Watch Series 7, Amazon's Echo, Fire TV and Blink devices and more.<br />Top-selling tech products included Beats headphones and earbuds, the Apple Watch Series 7, Amazon's Echo, Fire TV and Blink devices and more.<br />Around the world, Amazon says <br />100,000 items were purchased per minute. .<br />Around the world, Amazon says <br />100,000 items were purchased per minute.
