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Amazon Prime Day 2022 – live: Updates on the best deals on Oral-B toothbrushes, Fitbit devices and more

Here you’ll find all of the top pre-Black Friday Early Access offers on Kindles, TVs, robot vacuum cleaners, deep fat fryers and more

Eva Waite-Taylor
Wednesday 12 October 2022 23:59
<p>Yesterday we saw some fantastic discounts on top products </p>

Yesterday we saw some fantastic discounts on top products

Day two of Amazon Prime Day 2022 is in full swing – meaning you’ve only got until midnight tonight to bag a bargain in one of the biggest sale events of the year.

The pre-Black Friday shopping bonanza – officially called the Prime Early Access Sale – kicked off yesterday, when we saw some great discounts across everything from home appliances, tech and Amazon devices to laptops, household essentials, mattresses and so much more.

Time is running out to secure a saving – but fear not, because some of the best and biggest deals are still up for grabs, and we’ll be working around the clock to find them for you. Aside from our dedicated deal guides, our liveblog will provide you with instant deal updates as they happen, unrivalled savings, and expert advice on navigating the sale. Ready? Let’s go shopping.

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It’s goodbye from us

That’s it from us, and from Amazon’s Early Access Sale. The retailer’s 48-hour shopping bonanza has now come to an end. It’s been an epic sale, with a huge range of deals across everything from home appliances, tech, and Amazon devices to laptops, household essentials, mattresses and so much more.

Luckily, Black Friday is on the horizon – and of course, as your expert shoppers, we’ve got all the details of it:

Black Friday is coming soon – here’s what to know

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Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 23:59
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Our favourite Inkey List product is just £7 now

The Inkey List oat cleansing balm: Was £9.99, now £7.44, Amazon.co.uk

We named the oat cleansing balm the number one top-performing product in our guide to the best Inkey List products – our reviewer awarded it an impressive 10/10 and said: “It helps skin maintain moisture levels while working to dissolve dirt, make-up and everything else that has gathered on your skin throughout the day, without drying out or stripping it.” So if you’re looking for a new cleanser, add this to your basket now.

If you’d like to read more about this holy grail, read our explainer now:

The Inkey List fan? You won’t want to miss this cleansing balm deal

Here’s how to save over 25 per cent on a The Inkey List cleansing balm in the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 23:30
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The best Prime Day deals to shop before it’s all over

The 48-hour shopping bonanza ends at midnight. So this really is the last chance to bag a bargain across everything from home appliances, tech, and Amazon devices to laptops, household essentials, mattresses and so much more. For some shopping inspiration, make a beeline to our guide to the best Prime Day deals – it’s here where you’ll find all the top offers, from Apple to Shark:

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Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale – aka Amazon Prime Day 2022 – is here – these are the best deals in the pre-Black Friday event on AirPods, Xbox and Ninja

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 23:15
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The best Amazon Prime Day laptop deals

Aside from TVs, Amazon devices, Apple products and home gadgets, the online retailer has also slashed the price of laptops and Chromebooks. To save you the hassle, we’ve handpicked some of our favourites here:

  • Acer chromebook 314: Was £279.99, now £179.99, Amazon.co.uk
  • Lenovo IdeaPad flex 3 15.6-in touch full HD Chromebook: Was £429.99, now £279.99, Amazon.co.uk
  • Razer blade 15: Was £1,699.99, now £989, Amazon.co.uk

If you want to lap up some more offers, read our guide to the best laptop deals now:

We’ve found the best laptop deals at Amazon’s two-day Prime Early Access Sale

Prime Day Early Access starts 11 October. We’ve found the best discounts and offers on top laptop brands like Dell, Huawei, Asus and more

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 23:00
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Looking for a (cheap) tipple?

Jack Daniel’s old no.7 Tennessee whiskey legacy edition 70cl: Was £36.95, now £21.99, Amazon.co.uk

Get a healthy 40 per cent off the legacy edition of Jack Daniel’s old no.7 Tennessee whiskey this Prime Day. Contrary to its usual black and white aesthetic, this version comes with an olive green and gold trim label to make it feel extra special.

We featured the regular edition in our best American whiskey roundup where our reviewer said that “The brand has ventured into new flavour territories, including honey and apple editions, but for maximum rock star credit it has to be the original no.7 and its mellow brown sugar, chocolate orange and charred spice flavours.” Nothing beats a classic, except for a classic with 40 per cent off. What are you waiting for?

Aviation American gin, 70cl: Was £35.95, now £21.99, Amazon.co.uk

Calling all gin lovers: right now, you can save nearly 40 per cent on actor Ryan Reynold’s bestselling brand. Rather than being dominated by juniper like most gins, this Portland-based spirit boasts a balance of delicate and punchy flavours.

Chosen as one of our favourite celebrity alcohol brands, our (lucky) taster said, “The exceptionally smooth and complex small-batch gin is made with seven main botanicals, vaunting prominent aromas of sarsaparilla, sweet orange peel, coriander and lavender.” They praised it as an “outstanding” gin at an unexpectedly reasonable price point that’s now even cheaper thanks to Prime Day.

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 22:40
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What time is it? It’s time you snapped up these Apple Watch deals

Apple Watch series 7, GPS and cellular: Was £469, now £369, Amazon.co.uk

Here’s a £100 saving on the year-old Apple Watch series 7. This is one stylish-looking smartwatch, but is still packed with all the features you’d expect from Apple, including a heart rate monitor with ECG app, an always-on display, blood oxygen tracking, and apps for measuring your daily activity, exercise and sleep. This is also the cellular model, so it has its own 4G connection for taking calls while away from your iPhone.

Apple Watch SE, 2021: Was £269, now £239, Amazon.co.uk

This deal knocks £30 off the 2021 Apple Watch SE. More specifically, this is an SE with the larger 44mm case option and GPS, wifi and Bluetooth, but no 4G connection of its own. The smartwatch has a silver aluminium case and comes with a blue silicon sports band. A great wearable for those who don’t need the all-singing, all-dancing flagship, the Watch SE tracks activity, exercise and sleep, as well as running, swimming, cycling and even yoga. It has a heart-rate monitor, fall detection and up to 18 hours battery life.

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 22:20
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Listen up to the best deals on headphones and earbuds this Prime Day

Prime Day offers the perfect time to invest in big-name tech, particularly headphones, which are very heavily reduced. To save you from endlessly scrolling, we thought we’d share some of the top offers right now:

  • Bose noise cancelling headphones 700: Was £349.95, now £189, Amazon.co.uk
  • Powerbeats pro wireless earphones: Was £269.95, now £160.55, Amazon.co.uk
  • Beats studio3 wireless headphones: Was £349.95, now £189, Amazon.co.uk

For more discounts, read our guide to the best tech deals right now:

Best tech deals in the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale

Calling all deal hunters, Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale has arrived. We’ve rounded up the best tech deals across Apple, Garmin, Samsung and more

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 22:00
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This Ring doorbell is at its lowest ever price

Ring video doorbell, 2nd gen: Was £89.99, now £59.99, Amazon.co.uk

While we’re yet to test this exact device, the slightly more advanced Ring video doorbell 3 plus (Was £159.99, now £109.99, Amazon.co.uk) took the top spot in our guide to the best video doorbells, with our writer noting that “the clarity of the two-way talk was excellent”. A key similarity between the devices is the 1080p HD video – one of the many features that our tester praised in their review. Clearly, Ring is a brand to trust, so snap up this deal while you still can.

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 21:56
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A wine Wednesday deal on this glass set

Waterford elegance cabernet sauvignon wine glass: Was £77.50, now £55.90, Amazon.co.uk

If you’re partaking in wine Wednesday and have realised you need some new glasses, then this is the set for you. Featuring in our review of the best wine glasses, our writer noted that owing to the “generously-proportioned” size, they “bring out the best in cabernet sauvignon or any similar classic red wine”. The “spacious hand-crafted bowl is designed to allow oxygen in and let the concentrated flavours of the wine breathe”. Currently £20 off, they’d make a great gift for you or a loved one.

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 21:45
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Hoover up this Shark vacuum cleaner deal

The queen of clean, aka Mrs Hinch, is a huge fan of Shark – and so are we. So when we spot a deal on the brand’s vacuums, of course, we’ll shout about it. This bagless cylinder cleaner costs less than £100, and it features Shark’s renowned anti-hair wrap technology that removes hair from the brush roll as you clean, and you can easily switch between its three cleaning modes and suction settings with the LED smart display.

If you need this cleaning appliance, read everything you need to know about it now:

Hoover up this Shark vacuum deal in Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale

The Shark bagless cylinder vacuum cleaner features the brand’s renowned anti-hair wrap technology. Here’s how to get 70% off

Eva Waite-Taylor12 October 2022 21:31

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