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Dreo’s space heater has £34 off during the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale

Take the edge off the winter chill

Jasper Pickering
Wednesday 12 October 2022 08:42
<p>The atom one also features 70-degree oscillation, to spread heat around the room </p>

The atom one also features 70-degree oscillation, to spread heat around the room

Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale – basically Prime Day 2.0 – is now on its second day, with the sale event lasting until 11.59pm tonight (Wednesday 12 October). So far, the retail giant has not disappointed, and we’ve seen stellar discounts over a whole range of products.

Whether you’re looking for some new noise cancelling headphones or want to stock up on dishwasher tablets and other household essentials, there’s a bargain to bag for everyone, and we keep track of all the best deals in our live coverage.

As we make the slow and chilly approach towards winter, it’s also a sensible time to find ways to keep warm. Electric blankets could be a good solution, or even portable space heaters, which can quickly warm up a room in no time. We’ve spotted a 38 per cent saving on one such appliance that even has eco-friendly control as well as automatic shut-off features.

Dreo atom one space heater: Was £89.99, now £55.99, Amazon.co.uk

This offering from Dreo is currently at a substantial 38 per cent discount and is suitable for homeowners looking for something compact and discreet. Measuring at only 26.2cm tall, it can easily be transported and even has an eco-friendly mode to keep temperatures at a consistent level, to help cut down on heating costs. It’s 70-degree oscillation means heat can be distributed evenly around the room.

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For the latest discounts on AirPods, iPhones and more, try the links below:

Read more on the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale:

Your complete guide to Amazon Prime Day 2 – For all the very best deals, from the Apple Watch 7 to Simba mattresses and the Instant Pot

The best home and kitchen Prime Early Access deals – We’re seeing some top savings on brands such as Bosch, Russell Hobbs, Shark and Ninja

Top tech in the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale – These are the best gadgets to shop, whether you’re looking for a new tablet or headphones

October Prime Day laptop deals – We’ve rounded up the best savings on top brands, including Dell, Lenovo and Microsoft Surface

Need to stock up on home essentials? The Amazon Prime Day sale has discounts on everything from dishwasher tablets to dog food and bin liners

The Prime Early Access Sale TV deals to know: Amazon is offering some top savings on OLED and QLED screens

Amazon devices deals: The Early Access Sale is the perfect time to snap up savings on the Echo Dot, Ring doorbell, Kindle and more

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