Amazon.de relaunches 25% multi-buy film discount for DVDs and Blu-rays
Amazon.de relaunches 25% multi-buy film discount for DVDs and Blu-rays
Amazon.de relaunches 25% multi-buy film discount for DVDs and Blu-rays
Amazon.de has brought back its popular multi-buy film deal, offering customers a 25% discount when they purchase three eligible items. The promotion covers a wide selection of over 1,000 films across different formats, from standard cases to special editions. The deal applies to various physical media, including standard DVDs and Blu-rays, as well as premium formats like Steelbooks and Mediabooks. Shoppers will see the 25% reduction automatically applied at checkout once three qualifying items are in their basket.
Alongside this offer, Amazon’s *Star Wars Day Special* is still running, with discounts on select titles from the franchise. However, this separate promotion will end one day later, on Sunday, May 10. The main multi-buy discount remains active until Saturday, May 9, 2026, giving customers a few more days to take advantage of the savings.
Film collectors and casual buyers alike have until May 9 to benefit from the 25% discount on three-item purchases. The deal spans a broad range of formats, while the Star Wars promotion wraps up shortly after on May 10.
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