Saturn has announced that it will catch up with Amazon’s Prime Day offers. The consumer electronics store advertises the best deals under the motto “No point in comparing”.
Prime Day at Amazon is in full swing and promises bargain hunters huge discounts. But only if they have a Prime subscription or are taking out a new one. It doesn’t have to be, because anyone who finds a good range of technology on Amazon can drop by Saturn.
The consumer electronics store advertises with the promise to catch up with the rock-bottom prices from Amazon if the Prime Day offers undercut the price of products in the “Super Sale” from Saturn. And the electronics store keeps its word: If you want to get hold of a Nintendo Switch Lite for 174.99 euros, you either have to be a Prime member at Amazon or order from Saturn. The popular game console is available there for the same price.
The best Saturn counterattacks against Prime Day
Hardly any game console is as stable in price as this . As usual for Nintendo, this is not due to particularly powerful hardware, but much more to the fact that titles like “Super Mario”, “Mario Kart” or “Zelda” enjoy enormous popularity. Savings on Prime Day: 12 percent at Amazon and Saturn.
That too is reduced at both dealers. The cell phone is a solid mid-range smartphone. As usual for Samsung, it comes with a Super AMOLED display. The internal memory is quite generous with 128 gigabytes and the triple camera on the back takes decent photos in good light. The recommended retail price from Samsung is 369 euros, currently you can get the smartphone at Media Markt for 217 euros – just like Prime customers at Amazon.
Bluetooth headphones on sale
If you want to enjoy music to the full, you can opt for over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation. The Beats models are particularly popular. The normally cost around 200 euros, currently you can get the headphones at Saturn and Amazon for 160 euros.
If you’re looking for headphones for jogging, maybe these are the ones just right for you. However, Saturn cannot fully keep its promise with the Samsung headphones. On June 21 at 10:30 a.m., the little buttons cost almost 60 euros at Amazon and 63 euros at the electronics store.
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