Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day slashes tech prices for two days only
Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day slashes tech prices for two days only
Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day slashes tech prices for two days only
Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day has launched, offering hundreds of discounts on tech products. The event runs for just two days, from October 8 to October 9. Only Prime members can access the savings. One of the standout offers is the Toshiba QLED 4K TV, now priced at £199.99, down from £239.87. The set includes Amazon's Fire TV system for streaming. For portable power, the UGREEN Nexode 20000mAh power bank has dropped to £49.99, reduced from £69.99, and supports 130W fast charging.
Other notable deals include the Eufy smart scales, now £12.99 instead of £29.99. These scales track 12 health metrics and can store data for up to 16 users. A Blink security bundle, featuring a wireless doorbell camera and two security cameras, is also heavily discounted to £60.49 from £184.98. Apple products are part of the event too, with the iPad 11-inch (A16) 2025 model now £284, saving £45 off its original price. The tablet comes with 128GB of storage. Many other deals remain under £100, covering a wide range of gadgets and accessories.
The discounts are available exclusively to Prime members but only until October 9. Shoppers can find savings on everything from smart home devices to tablets and TVs. The event provides a short window for tech bargains before prices return to normal.
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