There are numerous Garmin watches in circulation at this point, but one of the strangest ones I've tried is certainly the Instinct Crossover Solar, which adds a pair of luminous hands to the digital display that are fully visible in the dark and move around when you interact with the display.

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Back in the day, when I reviewed it, I wasn't sure why we needed such a smartwatch, but since then I've come to appreciate the wearable's quirkiness. It is a unique watch with a long battery life and access to Garmin's outdoor features and ecosystem – and now it's a whole lot cheaper than when it came out!

Interestingly, the deal is at Garmin, of all places, and not just that, but it undercuts even Amazon, which is pretty much unheard of. The Instinct Crossover Solar is currently listed as £340.85 at the online retail giant, which, according to my elementary maths skills, is a gazillion pounds more than £230.

As for the tech, thanks to Garmin's RevoDrive technology, the luminescent hands automatically recalibrate after impacts and move out of the way whenever you interact with the display.

It's built to MIL-STD-810 standards for thermal and shock resistance, offers 10 ATM water resistance, and uses a sunlight-readable monochrome MIP display with Power Glass solar charging. Under ideal conditions, battery life stretches to up to 70 days in smartwatch mode, with virtually unlimited runtime in Battery Saver mode.

Despite its retro styling, the watch packs Garmin's full suite of outdoor and fitness tools, including multi-GNSS positioning, an altimeter, barometer and compass, plus heart rate, Pulse Ox, sleep tracking, Body Battery, stress monitoring and VO2 Max.

There are built-in profiles for running, hiking, cycling, swimming, strength training and more, alongside Garmin Pay, smartphone notifications, TracBack navigation and Training Status.

Garmin has rolled out a small but potentially important software update for the Fenix 8 Pro, addressing one of the biggest complaints reported by some owners in recent weeks.

While System Software 22.39 isn't packed with new features, it fixes a possible battery drain issue that could make a noticeable difference for affected users.

According to Garmin's official release notes, the update includes just two changes: a fix for "possible battery drain" and another for "possible issues when doing voice calls."

It's a brief changelog, but one that follows reports from some Garmin watch owners who experienced unusually high battery consumption after previous firmware releases.

The company hasn't revealed what caused the issue or how widespread it was, so it's worth noting that not every user was affected.

More than a maintenance release

The timing is also good news for anyone thinking about buying Garmin's flagship outdoor smartwatch.

The Garmin Fenix 8 Pro AMOLED (47mm) is currently available at Very for £869, £160 below its £1,029 RRP.

It's not quite the lowest price we've seen, but it's still one of the strongest deals available on Garmin's premium multisport watch.

The Fenix 8 Pro sits at the top of Garmin's adventure watch range and packs just about every feature an outdoor enthusiast could want.

Alongside comprehensive fitness and health tracking, it offers full-colour offline mapping, multi-band GNSS, advanced navigation tools, training readiness, endurance and hill scores, and Garmin's extensive suite of recovery and performance metrics.

The 47mm model also features a bright AMOLED display protected by a sapphire crystal lens, a titanium bezel for added durability, built-in LED flashlight, speaker and microphone for calls and voice commands, and LTE connectivity for additional safety and communication features.

Combined with Garmin's excellent battery life (now improved) and regular software support, it remains one of the most capable outdoor smartwatches you can buy.

[via NotebookCheck, Garmin Forums]

Whether you love photography or simply just want to document moments of your life, there's nothing quite like an instant camera. Take the shot and watch it eject and develop in front of your eyes – 78 years on from the debut of the Polaroid Land Camera, it's still a magical process.

I'm lucky enough to test a wide variety of modern instant cameras here at T3, with a personal collection of vintage cameras extending beyond that as well. But the one I use more than anything else is dinky, simply and on sale right now!

When I first got my hands on the Polaroid Go (Gen 2) way back in 2024, I was instantly hooked in. Sure, the smaller film size means you don't get the same resolution as you might in the larger Polaroid images, but that's not necessarily the biggest draw for this format anyway.

For me, instant photography is all about capturing moments and memories. And really, there's no better format for doing that than Polaroid, complete with its pastel hues and dreamy softness.

The smaller size is actually a benefit for me. It's cheaper, pulling it broadly in line with Fujifilm's Instax film on a per-shot basis, but it also makes the camera much less cumbersome.

I'm able to simply pop this into a backpack, a travel sling or even a generous pocket, and head out to take photos. And for me, that's perhaps the biggest part of the charm. Yes, I'd love a little more control over the image capture, and no, it's not going to satisfy pixel-peepers, but for simply documenting life and having fun, I really don't think there's a better camera out there.

This deal, complete with a two-pack of film cartridges, is a total bargain! You're getting a killer camera and enough film to get you started for just £74.99 – it's so good I'm tempted to nab a second one!

If you love your cars, there's a lot of gadgets that you can add to your motor to improve it, or at least make life a little easier.

That's especially true if you've got an electric car, with home charging options that can save you hundreds in bills compared to public chargers.

Then there's vehicle maintenance, cleaning and upkeep. With the right tools, all of this becomes a breeze and you can keep your car looking shiny and new.

While all of this comes at a price, Amazon Prime Day has some great deals on a range of car accessories that can help keep the cost down. I've been trawling the deals pages and found these top deals that are well worth a look.

• View all auto deals on Amazon.co.uk

I don't care who you are, LEGO Star Wars is cool, and every single model brings a little bit of joy to the world. As a child of the 70s, I grew up with Star Wars toys and with LEGO, so as an adult, seeing the two brought together was magical.

It's the classics that I love, though: ships and scenes from the original trilogy. Though occasionally I will stray beyond their borders into Mandalorian territory and Andor realms.

This year's Amazon Prime Day sale doesn't have masses of LEGO on sale, at least not yet, but there are some big discounts on those it does have. While I could happily fill my basket with them in private, I thought it might be useful to share my take on the best to buy.

• Browse all LEGO Star Wars deals on Amazon.co.uk

The best LEGO Star Wars deals right now

If you have a Mac, the Apple Studio Display is one of the best monitors you can buy. While there is now a newer Studio Display XDR model with Mini-LED and 120Hz, the original is more than enough for most users and is a far better price.

However, in the Amazon Prime Day sale this week, a Lightning Deal has seen the price of the monitor drop to just £1099 – that's 37% off the list price, making the Studio Display an absolute steal.

As I write this 46% have already been claimed, so this deal is likely to sell out today. So if you are tempted, you need to move quickly. It's certainly the biggest Apple deal we've seen on Prime Day for a long time.

This isn't the standard version either; the discounted model comes with the nano-texture glass, giving you a nice matte finish which eliminates reflections.

• Shop all Apple deals in the Amazon Prime Day sale

More great Apple deals

• Apple AirPods 4 with ANC: 26% off, now £125.40
• Apple iPad Air 13in M3: 23% off, now £650
• Apple Watch Ultra 3: 13% off, now £649
• Apple AirTag (2nd Gen) 4-pack: 15% off, now £84.55
• Apple iPhone Air 256GB: 4% off, now £719
• Apple MacBook Air 15-inch M4: 17% off, now £1000
• Apple Pencil (USB-C): 29% off, now £56.05
• Apple Watch Series 11: 21% off, now £317
• Apple Watch SE 3: 9% off, now £199

With the Amazon Prime Day sales finally upon us, there has never been a better time to shop for a bargain. The current rampaging heatwave in the UK means most of us will be looking for cooling devices, but if you're just searching for something cool, I've got you covered.

All through the year, I test out the best watches on the market. I live it, I breathe it, and all so that I can give you advice in sales events like this which is meaningful and will help you to make the right choice.

There are a host of killer deals to get your hands on already, and I'll be keeping the page updated all week as I find even more.

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Time to shop!

Hello watch lovers! T3's resident watch lover, Sam Cross, here. I'll be with you all week, updating this page with the very best deals on watches from Amazon and a wide range of our trusted partners.

It's early doors, but the deals look pretty good so far, and I'm sure as we unearth even more bargains it'll only get better.

Whether you're on the hunt for a decent dive watch, a cool chronograph or a dreamy dress watch, you're in the best place to get a good deal.

TAG! You're it...

There's a reason why TAG Heuer is such a beloved brand. The iconic watchmaker has decades of legacy and heritage, making it a solid pick for most people.

TAG Heuer Aquaracer: was £2,200, now £1,760

Right now, you can pick up a quartz version of its most recognisable dive watch – the Aquaracer – with £440 slashed from the price tag. At just £1,760, it's a great value option for those wanting a simple dive watch.

Still need something cheaper? Check out this Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba at £370.

Classy Citizen

While dress watches definitely aren't as popular as they once were, we're seeing a growing resurgence thanks to the popularity of vintage models.

Citizen Classic: was £299, now £150

This isn't one of those, but it's certainly got the vibe. And with an exclusive as-good-as half price deal at Goldsmiths, there's no excuse not to add a classy watch to your collection.

£150 is a bargain for a watch like this, and should be snapped up before it disappears!

Classic watches at bargain prices

Okay, now I'll be the first to admit that this deal on a Casio F-91W is not the best you'll ever see. In fact, the 40p price cut is rather insulting to us consumers who simply want a good deal on a great watch.

Casio F-91W: was £15.89, now £15.49

However, I'm willing to forgive it simply on the strength of the piece itself. The F-91W is a cult classic among watch lovers, owing to its simplicity and timelessness.

Buying into that for just over £15 is hard to argue with.

Ice cold Grand Seiko

Given the current heat which is battering the UK, I'd love nothing more than to find myself up against a sheet of ice right now. And while it's not quite the same, this Grand Seiko Icefall model at least fits the vibe right now.

Grand Seiko 'Icefall' Hi-Beat: was £6,300, now £4,725

The dial is – as you probably already expect from Grand Seiko – a work of art, with texture which elevates the piece above that of many contemporaries. And while it's still not what you'd call "cheap" it is a bargain for a watch of this calibre.

I've personally been hankering after a Grand Seiko model for a little while now, so this really couldn't have come at a more dangerous time.

Get a Grip!

One of the most unlikely watches I've fallen in love with over the years is the Gucci Grip. Everything about it should cause a watch enthusiast to recoil – it's made by a fashion brand, and the design looks most like a set of bathroom scales.

Gucci Grip: was £1,340, now £804

But despite that, there's a special place in my heart for this model. It's quirky and fun, and really doesn't take itself too seriously. In the watch industry, that's a bit of a rarity.

Need the vibe for less? I'd opt for this Tissot PRX digital, which offers a similar look for just £264.

Cheap Tudor

It's not often that you see big discounts on brands like Tudor, but there are a few bargains I've spotted. My pick of the bunch is this iconic Black Bay Chrono, in the perfect white dial, black sub-dial configuration.

Tudor Black Bay Chrono: was £5,370, now £4,295

Seen by many as the perfect Rolex Daytona alternative, this model is a hot pick for many seeking a relatively affordable, automatic chronograph.

Still too pricey? I've always loved the Citizen Zenshin chronograph, which nails the vibe for just £399.

Bag a bargain

While you definitely can spend a fortune on watches – even with killer discounts on offer – it's certainly not something you have to do. Recently, I've been spotting more and more people wearing the Casio A168, as a model which offers classy looks and a miniscule price tag.

Casio A168: was £35, now £29.89

That's even better at the moment, with Amazon offering the cult classic for less than £30. For that price, you're getting classic looks which can be dressed up for the office and down for the weekends, as well as the iconic digital display which Casio is renowned for.

Delicious dive watch

I'm a big fan of Seiko, and in particular, I've always loved the dive watches which come from the brand.

Seiko Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver's watch: was £1,300, now £1,040

This Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver's watch is a slight variant of one I tested a few years ago, and I absolutely fell in love with the dimensions and finishing. I'd argue that this one has an even better dial, though, with a gorgeous pale blue hue.

If you're looking to add a solid, reliable dive watch to your collection, look no further than this.

Big Crown, big saving

If you're not already on the Oris hype train, you're missing out on a really exciting watch brand. While there's a lot of history to get your head around, the brand has also been consistently making fantastic watches in recent years.

Oris Big Crown Pointer Date: was £1,750, now £1,400

This Big Crown Pointer Date is the quintessential piece in the modern collection, and it's a real bargain with £350 slashed from the price tag. If you're looking for an everyday piece with character, this is the one for you.

If you need a similar vibe for less, check out this Seiko 5 Sports SNXS for just £272.

70s chic

Rado is one of those brands which really sits under the radar. Its watches are truly excellent, with interesting materials and case shapes which offer something genuinely different from others on the market.

Rado DiaStar: was £1,400, now £1,120

I've been really taken with this limited edition DiaStar model, complete with a green dial with lots of colour gradients and detailing. It's simply oozing with seventies cool, and it's a style which is coming back into fashion right now.

It's time! World time!

The Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer was one of my top picks from Watches and Wonders 2025. The model packs a neat complication into an already excellent form, without adding too much bulk and heft.

Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Reverie: was £3,800, now £3,040

Now, you can snag the limited edition Reverie model, complete with a neat discount. Save over £750 and grab it for just £3,040.

It's a lot of watch for that cash.

Quartz king

I'm rounding things out tonight with this Hamilton Khaki Field Quartz. I really fell in love with the watch when I tested it, taking one of the most popular entry-level watch forms and giving it a battery-powered makeover.

Hamilton Khaki Field Quartz: was £425, now £340

It's one of my go-to options when someone asks for an affordable recommendation, and it's even better value right now. At just £340, I think you'd be hard pressed to find a better value prospect.

Second day, second hand

Welcome back to day two of hunting for some watchmaking bargains!

TAG Heuer Autavia GMT: was £2,895, now £2,461

Yesterday, I unearthed a host of stellar deals which make it cheaper and easier than ever to pick up something shiny and new. Today, we're kicking it off with something equally shiny – but not at all new.

Over at Beaverbrooks, I've spotted a pre-owned TAG Heuer Autavia GMT, which is down to just £2,461. That's a great price for a killer watch, complete with a complication which is really popular right now.

Left-field sports watch

If you want to add a sports watch to your collection without going for something from one of the main brands, Norqain should definitely be on your radar. The brand has gone from strength to strength in recent years, offering some of the best value for money in the segment.

Norqain Adventure Sport: was £2,350, now £1,695

This Adventure Sport model is gorgeous, complete with a green and gold design and a carbon fibre-effect dial. You can expect the same exquisite fit and finish which the brand is renowned for, too.

A saving of over £650 makes this one just £1,695 right now!

Another Dive Watch bargain?

If you're in the market for a quartz-powered dive watch, this sales event is made for you. I've already been waxing lyrical about a couple of models, but I've stumbled across another which is a bit of a bargain.

Tissot Seastar 1000: was £390, now £330

The Tissot Seastar 1000 doesn't always get the credit it deserves. That number denotes the 1,000ft or 300m of water resistance on offer, which is impressive at any price point.

Snagging this quartz model for just £330 makes it almost £1 per metre of water resistance, and I think that's a very eloquent way of deciding which diver to go for.

All dressed up

Dress watches have been out of favour for a little while, but I'm convinced they're on the cusp of a comeback. The rise of vintage watches – which are inherently more dress-oriented than the current crop – has definitely pulled them back into favour somewhat.

Baume et Mercier Clifton: was £3,200, now £2,245.50

If you do fancy snagging something more modern, this Baume et Mercier Clifton is a steal. Complete with the brand's Baumatic movement which offer five days of power, this watch is the perfect, modern dress watch.

If that's still out of budget, try this bargain Citizen Classic for just £150.

Digital delights

I was never a massive advocate for the Tissot PRX Digital when it first came out. Priced similarly to the main model, it never really felt like a good value pick for most people.

Tissot PRX Digital: was £330, now £264

Still, with this discount, I think it could be much more appealing. While still a little bit of a left-field choice, there's something cool and delightfully 80s about the combination of the integrated bracelet and the digital display.

A bargain dive watch

Regular readers of my watch deal coverage will know I've got a bit of a soft spot for the Invicta Pro Diver. While some will say that the design is derivative – and, to be fair, it is – I simply can't get over how good the specs are for the price.

Invicta Pro Diver: was £85.83, now £72.96

Enjoying 200m of water resistance is fantastic, while a Seiko NH35A movement powers things. All of that in a steel case with a steel bracelet for just £72.96? You'll be hard-pressed to beat that.

Day three savings

Good morning watch lovers! I bet you thought I'd forgotten about you but fear not – day three of ticking, tocking bargains is here.

Casio B145D: was £78.11, now £50.87

I'm heading back to Amazon first for this Casio B145D. It's a killer, integrated bracelet watch with a natty pink dial, and a whopping 35% off the list price!

If you're seeking style on a budget, this is the way to go.

£5,000 off a Rolex?!

If you thought you couldn't find a deal on a Rolex, you're simply looking in the wrong places. I've just found a neo-vintage Rolex DayDate with a nifty £5,000 saving.

Rolex DayDate: was £24,950, now £19,950

That comes from Chisholm Hunter and sees the watch slip beneath the £20,000 mark. And while that's still plenty of cash, it's a bargain for a watch of this calibre.

You'll enjoy an 18k white gold case and bracelet, and that classic styling.

Bargain Seiko alert

Seiko watches often represent exceptional value, so when they're on deal, things can get really crazy. And the latest offer I've found is just that.

Seiko 5 Sports: was £280, now £130

This Seiko 5 Sports model is better than half price at Goldsmiths, and can be yours for just £130. That's an insane amount of watch for the money, with an automatic movement, a day-date display and a steel case.

In my opinion, the worst part about cheaper watches is often the bracelet, and as this one comes on a rubber strap, you don't have to worry about that! Whether it's your first watch, or simply a stylish and reliable beater, this is one you won't want to miss.

Even bigger bargains

I've been waxing lyrical about a deal on the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical all week, but I've just found it for an even better price.

Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical: was £755, now £435

You can snag the black model from Chisholm Hunter for just £435 right now, which is a total bargain. I'd argue it even looks better than the white model, too...

I'm green with envy

You definitely didn't need me to give you another dive watch deal, but I've got it for you anyway. This Oris Aquis Date is unlikely to be your first pick, but it's got a stonking price cut on it right now which makes it far more accessible.

Oris Aquis Date: was £2,000, now £1,150

At just £1,150, this is suddenly in the same arena as brands like Christopher Ward and Seiko, which is much different to where it sits at retail.

New day, same great deal

Hello you watch loving bargain hunters. I'm back again for the fourth and final day of the Prime Day sales. For some of us here in the UK, today is payday and that plus the sales is either dangerous or brilliant, depending on your outlook.

Citizen Promaster Diver: was £259.49, now £185.09

Over at Amazon, I've found a really smart looking Citizen Promaster Diver. Those are always available with killer discounts, and this one can be had for just £185.09.

Super (savings) Seville

The Bulova Super Seville is one seriously underrated watch. Designed around a 262kHz quartz movement, you'll enjoy one of the smoothest sweeping seconds hands of any watch.

Bulova Super Seville: was £499, now £399

The design is perfectly retro, with more than a healthy does of 70s charm. That's accentuated even more by the yellow gold-toned case and bracelet, which looks like it was plucked straight from The Sopranos.

Modern Classics

Us watch enthusiasts can often be accused of looking backwards rather than forwards. We're obsessed with history and heritage, which can make it difficult for modern brands to get a look in.

Frederique Constant Classics: was £695, now £495

One which is gaining some attention is Frederique Constant, and it's really not hard to see why. Well made watches at decent price points, complete with nice designs are the order of the day.

This Classics model is the embodiment of a brilliant dress watch, complete with a quartz movement and £200 slashed from the price. It's a bargain at that!

Amazon Prime Day is more than just a yearly event these days, but while the spring and autumn sales are very nice, this is the big one. The main event, the OG, the big dog – and hopefully, the one with the best savings.

The sale runs from midnight on Tuesday, 23 June to 11:59 pm on Friday, 26 June 2026. Expect a mix of Prime Deals that last the full event as well as some lightning deals that last just a few hours.

Each year, we bring you all the best deals we find across Prime Day on Amazon, from TV to toothbrushes, as well as a heads-up on some of the biggest bargains we spot on other sites.

You will need to be a Prime member to make use of the deals, especially on Prime Day itself, but if you're not already, you can sign up for 30 days for free.

Though the event is now over, if you're looking to buy now, you can get money off many purchases using these Amazon discount codes.

• Browse all Prime Day deals at Amazon.co.uk
• In the US? These are the Prime Day deals at Amazon.com

Here are our choices for the best deals around right now.

Prime Day quick picks

• 📱Amazon Kindle Paperwhite: 25% off, now £113.99
• 💡Philips Hue White and Colour Smart Light: 27% off now £62.40
• 🚀 LEGO Star Wars Logo: was £59.99 now £39.99 at Amazon
• 🚀 LEGO Star Wars Rebel U-Wing: was £59.99 now £37.89 at Amazon
• 🚀 LEGO Star Wars Death Star: was £899.99 now £725.79 at Amazon
• 🚀 LEGO Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise: was £349.99 now £309.99
• 📺 Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K: 58% off, now £24.99
• 👩🏻‍🍳 Philips: Dual Basket Airfryer 1000 Series, now 38% off
• 📷 Blink Outdoor 4 camera, 62% off, now £24.99
• 📺 Amazon Ember 55" 4-Series: 44% off, now £309.99
• 📺 Amazon Ember 75" Mini-LED Series: 38% off, now £999.99
• 💻 Apple MacBook Air 13-inch M4: 11% off, now £799
• ⛂ Eufy: Omni C20 robot vacuum all-in-one now 27% off
• 🎮 Meta Quest 3S 128GB: 15% off, now £271.99
• 🎧 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless: was £329.99 now £199.99
• 🧑‍🍳 Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone Air Fryer: was £229.99 now £164.99
• 💍 Oura Smart Ring 4: 34% off, now £199
• 🎧 Apple AirPods 4 with ANC: 26% off, now £125.40
• ⌚ Apple Watch Ultra 3: 13% off, now £649
• 🏷️ Apple AirTag (2nd Gen) 4-pack: 15% off, now £84.55
• 📱 Apple iPhone Air 256GB: 4% off, now £719
• 💻 Apple MacBook Air 15-inch M4: 8% off, now £1099
• ✏️ Apple Pencil (USB-C): 29% off, now £56.05
• ⌚ Apple Watch Series 11: 23% off, now £307
• ⌚ Apple Watch SE 3: 9% off, now £199
• 🔑 Nuki Smart Lock Ultra: 26% off now £229
• 💨 EcoFlow Wave 3: 13% off, now £699.
• ⚡ Belkin BoostCharge 3-in-1: 15% off, now £59.49
• 💻 Asus Zenbook 14 OLED: 22% off now £849.99
• 💻 MSI Raider 16 HX: 21% off now £1,849
• 🕹️ Retro Handheld Game Console: 15% off now £33.99

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When is the next Amazon Prime Day?

The next Prime Day is right now. The sale will start at midnight on Tuesday 23rd and finish at 11:59 pm on Friday 26th June. That means you'll be able to get record-low prices across multiple departments, especially on Amazon devices.

The last Amazon Prime Day took place on 8-11 July 2025, with Amazon Prime Big Deal Days on 8 - 9th October 2024. We expect there to be another Big Deal Days event in October, just before Black Friday.

How to get a free Prime account for Prime Day

You might already know this (the clue's in the title), but you need to be an Amazon Prime member to shop the Prime Day sale.

However, not only do Amazon Prime members get to shop the Prime Day sale, but they also get early access to ALL Lightning Deals and extra offers on Prime benefits, like coupon offers, free Deliveroo Plus and plenty of other benefits. A Prime subscription is definitely something to consider, therefore.

If you're new to Prime, Amazon Prime is available on a 30-day free trial for all new members. If you're a student, there's even better news as Amazon offers a free six-month Amazon Prime trial on Prime Student and after that, it will only cost you £4.49 a month.

To shop the Prime Day sale, our advice would be to sign up for a Prime account a couple of weeks before the sales start so you can shop the sale for free - including any cheeky early offers.

You can cancel your account at any time if you're not happy with it and you'll have got the best deals from the Prime Day sale, free unlimited delivery and you won't have paid a penny for the membership fee. If you decide to keep your Prime account, see our guide on how to save money on Amazon Prime for money-saving hacks.

Sign up now for Amazon Prime and start shopping!

What were the best Prime Day deals last year?

Prime Day 2025 resulted in some great offers across multiple departments.

The best deals were on a range of tech, kitchen and beauty products. For example, the Samsung S90C TV was on sale with over 40% off, the Apple AirPods Max headphones were at their cheapest yet, and you could get a Philips Hue Starter Kit to begin your smart lighting journey for under £100.

Overall, Amazon devices had the biggest discounts, with Echo speakers, Blink cameras, Kindles and Fire tablets hitting record low prices. Alongside this, Ninja, Sage and Tefal kitchen appliances came with amazing offers, as did Xbox and PS5 controllers.

What brands had the best prices on Prime Day last year?

Plenty of different brands took part in the sales last year, with Sony and Bose being two of the most sought after. Speakers, earbuds and headphones were particularly popular.

Philips, Samsung and Shark all saw big price drops too, and makeup brands like Rimmel saw great sales.

Due to the cost of living crisis, we believe people use these sales to stock up on essentials for around the home - from washing-up liquid to coat hangers, teabags to cat food. Amazon delivers with incredibly low prices on these products, especially on its Vouchers page.

How much is Amazon Prime membership?

Amazon Prime membership costs £8.99 per month or £95 for a year when paid in advance. For students, the cost is £4.49 monthly and the annual subscription is £47.49.

So, if you want Prime to shop the Prime Day sale, we recommend signing up before the event and if you're new, you can shop with a free month's trial. You can then cancel Prime soon after and it won't cost you a penny more.

Will Prime Day be better than Black Friday?

Prime Day is heralded as Amazon's biggest sales event of the year. However, Amazon is also well known for its Black Friday sales. Last year, Amazon started its Black Friday sale early, weeks in advance of the official sales date. Many shoppers got to take advantage of early discounts and themed weeks that Amazon ran in the lead-up to Black Friday.

Having said that, there are a couple of key differences between Prime Day and Black Friday. The most obvious is that Black Friday isn't an Amazon-only sale. Retailers from around the world take part in the annual event and slash their prices during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend. Black Friday is also available for all shoppers and not just Prime members.

As Black Friday is the more famous shopping event, you might find cheaper prices. However, Amazon is a big component of the Black Friday sale and its Prime Day sales have some of the cheapest offers on the day. This isn't to say that Amazon won't have low prices on Black Friday but if you're a regular Amazon shopper or Prime user, you'll find the cheapest offers available during the Prime Day sale.

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Prime Member benefits to use on Prime Day

When you sign up to Amazon Prime, you not only get access to Lightning Deals and the Prime Day sale. Prime members also get other benefits like Prime Video, Amazon Music, Prime Gaming, Prime Reading, flexible delivery options, and shopping benefits like savings on prescriptions and groceries. So, if you want to save extra money in the Prime Day sale, here are the best Prime Member benefits you should definitely use this Prime Day.

Check your delivery options

While the main benefit of Prime is flexible deliveries, one delivery option that can help you save money is free no-rush shipping. If you’re not in a hurry for your items or you’re looking to save money, select the no-rush option at checkout and your order will be delivered within 3-5 days. It’s still free and to thank you for your patience, Amazon gives you an automatic discount on your next order.

Use Amazon Vouchers

Every day, new vouchers are added to the Amazon Voucher page which you can collect and use at the checkout for extra money off your orders. Head to the Amazon Voucher page, find the voucher you want to us – for example, a coupon for 30% off wireless earbuds – and click ‘Collect Voucher’. This will take you to a page with details on how to claim and the discount will be applied at checkout.

Try Before You Buy

Amazon Try Before You Buy is where Prime members can pick up to 6 eligible clothing items from the Prime Wardrobe and try them for free. You’ll have a week to try on the clothes or shoes to make sure they fit, and after the 7-day try-on period, you pay for what you want to keep and send back the stuff you don’t.

Subscribe & Save

If you buy repeat purchases on Amazon every week or month, use Subscribe & Save. This accumulates all your frequent purchases together like toiletries, cleaning products and beauty essentials, which makes checking out easier and offers up to 15% off the original price when you schedule repeat deliveries.

What kind of sales has Amazon run in the past?

Looking at last year's Amazon sales is a good indication of what to expect the next time they come around, including Prime Day, Black Friday and Prime Day 2 (Prime Big Deal Days). Amazon constantly has deals available site-wide on a range of products in its 'Today's Deals' section.

At T3, we like to consider ourselves experts on big sales events so by looking at the patterns from Amazon's 2025 sales, we've come up with a few predictions for what we expect to see in 2026.

Like most retailers, Amazon sticks to seasonal holidays, so during spring it offers a wide range of products, including laptops, air fryers, headphones and lawnmowers. As Prime Day traditionally happens in July, there are deals on absolutely everything, but especially on Amazon devices, air conditioners, vacuum cleaners and premium beauty.

Amazon also typically runs themed weeks throughout the year, and specifically in the run-up to its Black Friday event. In the past, there have been Gardening Week and Fragrance Week events. All of this gives us a strong indication that these deals could make a comeback during 2026.

Despite only launching last month, the new Shark PowerDetect Speed has already received a huge price cut on Shark’s online store. Originally priced at £399.99, it’s now down to just £229.99 – which is probably one of the fastest discounts we’ve seen on one of Shark’s newest models.

It follows the hugely popular Shark PowerDetect Pet, which currently holds the top spot in our best cordless vacuum guide after earning a five-star review. The new model still includes the brand’s PowerDetect Intelligence technology, but packages everything into a more compact design weighing just 3.5kg.

The deal we’ve highlighted here is for the version without the auto-empty base, as that model is still sitting at full price. That said, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with this version, and it’s probably the better choice if you don’t mind emptying the bin yourself every so often.

The PowerDetect Speed also includes Shark’s Flexology design, allowing the wand to bend so you can easily clean underneath furniture without crouching down. Alongside that is the TurboPro Detect brushroll for deeper pickup across carpets and hard floors, as well as a Self-Cleaning Brushroll designed to prevent hair wrap during cleaning.

Life is getting more expensive right now, with prices of everything from petrol to computer RAM soaring. To try and counter that, our sister site Tom's Guide is introducing a way to keep those costs down – at least when it comes to your tech.

Introducing the Saving Squad, a crack team of deals experts covering everything from computing and phones, to fitness, streaming and more. They will sniff out those hidden deals to make sure you pay the lowest price possible on your goods.

As part of the wider Tom's Guide relaunch, which included the AI product picker, this new section is a more human approach and pulls on over 20 years of experience in the field.

The Savings Squad Shop will be a dedicated area on the website where you can find the curated picks from the editors, as well as vouchers and coupons to get more money off.

The extensive team of product reviewers at Tom's Guide also test all the latest gear, so not only will they tell you when it's a bargain, but they can also tell you which one offers the best performance for the price too.

Deals Editor-in-chief Louis Ramirez is the in-house deal detective, and has more Amazon Prime Day sales under his belt than most people can remember.

Meanwhile there's handy advice on how to fake it till you make it, with low-cost alternatives to those premium priced items. There's even advice on what subscriptions to cancel.

So whether you're looking to spend $30 or $3000, the new Tom's Guide Savings Squad has you covered.

Honor has announced official UK pricing for the Honor 600 and 600 Pro, and it’s proof that you don’t have to spend upwards of a grand on a phone to get high-end specs.

The Honor 600 Pro is the top model in this new series and, at £899.99 when full-price through Honor's UK store, it blurs the boundary between mid-range and high-end Android phones.

It has a top-end Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, although when you dig into the model number, you’ll realise this is actually the last-generation version. It is, predictably, slightly less powerful than the newer one.

Continuing the low and no-compromise angle, the Honor 600 Pro has a full metal and glass design, where the last-gen Honor 400 Pro had a plastic rear panel. And there’s no filler content in the rear camera line-up either: a 200MP primary, 3.5x zoom view 50MP cam (up from 3x last year) and a 12MP ultrawide.

While a jump from the £699.99 cost of the Honor 400 Pro to this year’s £899.99 may come with a sharp intake of breath, the Honor 600 Pro is a more lavishly attired — and better-looking, if perhaps excessively iPhone-like — phone.

Still too rich? The standard Honor 600 starts at £549.99 for the version with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, rising to £599.99 with 512GB storage. Honor’s 600 Pro only comes in the one spec, which has 12GB RAM and 512GB storage.

This represents a £100 increase over the last generation Honor 400, which started at £449.99.

Honor does offer a solution for those sick of constantly rising prices, from baked beans to smartphones. As it so often does, Honor offers some stellar discounts and freebies available during the launch window, if you buy directly from Honor.

There’s £200 off the Honor 600 Pro, bringing it down to £699.99 — just like the last generation. Or you can have £150 off the 512GB Honor 600 or £100 off the 256GB version. And, yes, this means both storage options cost £449.99, which makes absolutely no sense at all.

On the freebies front, the Honor 600 includes a SuperCharge power adapter, which apparently is otherwise not bundled in.

The Honor 600 Pro includes an Honor Choice Projector Air Pro, a Full HD portable projector with Netflix onboard. It’s not battery-operated, but it is highly portable, only weighs 550g and costs £249.99 on its tod. You also get a 100W SuperCharge adapter. for the phone

Alternatively, you can have as freebies the Honor Choice AI Note voice recorder plus a pair of Earbuds Clip earphones (and the power adapter), with the Honor 600 Pro. But a mini projector sounds like a lot more fun.

There’s also an Honor 600 Lite at the bottom of this particular range. It costs £369.99 and is available at £20 off and with a freebie pair of Earbuds Clip when bought direct from Honor, for a limited period.

How do the three compare? Stepping down from the Honor 600 Pro to the Honor 600 you lose the top-end processor, the glass back is swapped for plastic, and Honor drops the 3.5x “zoom” camera.

One further step down, the Honor 600 Lite has a weaker camera array, with only a basic 5MP ultra wide, a less bright screen and less powerful Mediatek Dimensity series processor.

All three phones have super-high capacity Silicon Carbon batteries, though, with capacity of 6320-6400mAh, which should let them breezily outlast most phones that still use the older style of lithium ion battery tech.

Thought the era of killer Kickstarter bargains was over? Not so fast, as XGIMI has a crowdfunded deal to launch its next projector, the XGIMI Titan Noir, with up to 50 per cent off standard pricing.

This isn’t a single projector but a family of three, the Titan Noir, Titan Noir Pro and Titan Noir Max, and all are up for grabs with a launch date of June 2026.

The banner deal here is the XGIMI Titan Noir Max, which at $2999 — or around £2207 — is selling at half price. Or you can get 46%, $2300, off the XGIMI Titan Noir Pro at $2699 (£1986), while the base Titan Noir discount snips $1500 off the usual price. It’s selling for $2499, or around £1839.

At the time of writing, the crowdfunder has already racked up more than £8.5 million, with upwards of 3700 backers.

The obvious question: what’s the difference between the three projectors? It’s all about the light source. These are laser projects, so none require regular lamp replacements, but as you head up from Noir to Noir Pro and then to Noir Max, you gain lumens.

XGIMI rates the standard projector at 4500 ISO lumens, it’s 6000 for the Pro and 7000 for the Max. This also affects their rated native contrast, which runs from 7000:1 in the XGIMI Titan Noir, to 8000:1 in the Pro and 10,000:1 in the Max.

And we already know these are solid performers, because not only are reviews already out there, but these are the follow-up models to the already highly regarded XGIMI Titan from 2025.

This is not a crowdfunded campaign of old, where you’re not sure if the product will ever actually exist.

UK buyers get free shipping, and there will be no surprise customs fees, but you do have to pay an additional 20 per cent sales tax. Them’s the rules.

Features shared across all three models include a 15-element lens system with optical zoom, 4K resolution image, dynamic iris, claimed 1ms input lag and integrated Harman Kardon speakers. But as with any projector speakers, don’t expect too much from these.

The XGIMI Titan Noir is around 38 cm long and weighs 8.1kg. It’s no tiny projector, but it is not going to dominate a room either, and it includes a carry case with a handle.

Some packages on offer in the crowdfunder also include an XGIMI Ascend, a motorised 100-inch screen with 170W speaker system baked into its base. It’s valued at $1999, but is on offer for $1299, around £956, during the campaign. The Ascend will be available slightly later in the year, in September.

These “launch special” XGIMI Titan Noir deals will be available until 9 June. You can "pledge" an order over at Kickstarter.

In case you hadn't noticed, the Amazon Spring Deal Days event is currently live, with a wide range of discounts on killer devices. And as T3's chief of all things watch related, I've been having a good look around for bargains of the wrist-mounted, time-telling variety.

Citizen Eco-Drive just £170
Seiko Prospex dive watch £300 off
Rare Tudor Black Bay Chrono discount

I've already written about the best watch deals on Amazon itself, but if you cast your net a little wider, there are some absolutely stonking deals out there. I've found killer chronographs, delectable dive watches and gorgeous G-Shocks, all with hefty sums removed from their price tag.

But hurry – I can't imagine these deals will stick around forever!

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I've recently returned to my Nintendo Switch 2 after leaving it dormant for several months (since I completed Donkey Kong Bananza, in fact). However, getting a 8BitDo Pro 3 controller made me come back, as it's easily my favourite for the console.

In addition, some of the games I wanted to play but couldn't justify at their elevated launch prices have just appeared for a lot less online, which has got me interested again. Nintendo itself is having a bit of a sale on some of its Mario games – thanks to Mar10 day yesterday – but there is a wider spread of bargains on Amazon UK right now.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is perhaps the best example. I've wanted to play it since release but couldn't justify the £58.99 price tag on Nintendo's online store. I've now taken the plunge at just £34.81 in Amazon's Spring Deal Days sale, though.

Another exceptional game on Switch 2 is Assassin's Creed Shadows – which is an incredible port for the huge open world adventure. It defies expectations for the tech and if you consider there's at least 80 hours worth of playtime, it's sale price of £39.95 (down from £49.99) means you're paying less than 50p per hour.

Another big Nintendo title with a discount is Kirby Air Riders, which only released a few months ago. The racer gets £9 off – now priced at £49.95, during the Amazon sales event.

Then there's Hades II – a stunning sequel to one of the best roguelites available today. You can snag the Switch 2 version for just £29.50.

And finally, the brand new Pokémon Pokopia has launched with a discount already. The physical copy (albeit with a Game-Key-Card you redeem for a download) is just £56.99 on Amazon – a £3 reduction.

In short, I'll be making sure I reap the rewards during the Amazon Spring Deal Days event, which runs through to the end of play on Monday 16 March in the UK. My Switch 2 will certainly be all the better for it.

With Amazon's Spring Deal Days sale now live, you'll be able to snag some killer deals on a wide range of products right now. And it's not even limited to just Amazon, with many other retailers offering rival events at the same time.

As T3's resident tester of men's fragrance, I've been hard at work hunting down the best bargains to be had right now. There are some killer bottles included here, with a range of top tier brand's now available with hefty chunks slashed from the price tag.

The PS5 Pro is currently undergoing its biggest free upgrade since launch, which will result in major picture performance improvements across 100s of existing and future games. And as such, there has never been a better time to buy one.

That's also helped by the fact that the price is looking very attractive right now – especially on Amazon UK, where you can find it at its lowest. It's available for just £658, with almost £42 off, and that's not even part of the retailer's Spring Deal Days event that's currently running.

The "hidden" deal is even better than the price on EE's online store, which has traditionally been the go-to place for PS5 Pro purchases in the UK. That lists the Pro with a £30 discount, at £669.

That being said, if you would rather pay a small sum per month for your console, EE allows you to pay in instalments, and with some plans having no payable interest.

Wherever you buy it, the PS5 Pro has never been as worth the money as it is today. The new tech update gives it capabilities usually reserved for high-end PCs, with super smooth frame rates and higher resolutions possible at the same time.

And with talk of future consoles potentially costing £1,000 or above (and at least a year or two away), it might be time to enjoy what we have available to us today.

I'm a real instant camera lover – some might even say addict – with a collection of different cameras which all offer something unique. I'm also a big advocate for them, often suggesting that anyone can find one to add some fun to their memory making.

One which I've really had a hankering for lately is the Fujifilm Instax Wide 400. That's currently the only all-analogue offering in the brand's Instax Wide catalogue, offering a simple way to get massive Instax prints.

With the Amazon Spring Deal Days event happening now, I had hoped to snag a decent deal on one. Sadly, that doesn't seem to have materialised, though there are a few other instant cameras on offer which are tempting alternatives.

Polaroid Go (Gen 2)

The Polaroid Go (Gen 2) is probably the camera I use more than any other. Still the smallest instant camera money can buy, this pocket-sized powerhouse is an amazing way to capture instant prints on the move.

Right now, you can snag one with a small discount. It may not be much, but the device is already good value.

FILM: Polaroid Go film

LEGO Polaroid OneStep

While I wait to grab another instant camera for my collection, this Lego model of the iconic Polaroid OneStep might just keep my attention. Comprising of 516 pieces, the kit looks like a nice build to sit on the shelf next to the real deal.

It's not just the camera, either. There's also a pack of film and a trio of images to build, making the whole thing a little more interactive.

FILM: Plastic brick film

Polaroid Now+ (Gen 3)

If you're looking for a standard Polaroid camera with a handful of features and simple operation, the Now+ (Gen 3) is a really good option. This camera can do fun things with the app, but there's no need to use that if you're looking for an easier device.

The current deal might not look like much, but the package includes two packs of film, which is worth about £30 on its own. That makes this one a bit of a bargain, and perfect for first timers.

FILM: Polaroid i-Type film

With Amazon's Spring Sale now live, there are lots of deals to be had across a wide range of product categories. As T3's chief of all things watch related, I've been hard at work finding the best deals on all things horological.

The great news is that the deals seem better than ever before, with a slew of different styles from a range of brands on offer. That includes dive watches, chronographs and even an award-winning watch with discounts right now.

Honor's many announcements and unveils at MWC were fairly impressive, but the one bit of hardware that I've actually spent the most time with probably got the least attention. Because it was announced slightly earlier, the MagicPad 4 didn't get the same airtime as the Robot Phone or Magic V6 folding phone, but it's a beautiful tablet that might raise the game in the Android world.

Where Samsung's been a big name in Android tablets for a while, Honor's a newer arrival, but the MagicPad 3 was already a really accomplished bit of hardware. Now the MagicPad 4 has escalated matters further with a frankly gorgeous design and some Apple-friendly features.

Right now, there's a pretty crucial early-bird deal on the tablet, too, that knocks a whacking £100 off and gives you the option of some great-value extras for less than normal, too.

I've had the MagicPad 4 for a couple of weeks and will be giving it the full T3 review treatment pretty soon – but my initial thoughts are that it's the closest tablet I've ever used to an iPad that isn't actually an iPad. Honor might not say explicitly that it's aiming for a mimic job, but the features on offer speak volumes.

You can use the MagicPad 4 as an extended display on your MacBook, for example, and its quick-share features work nearly seamlessly with Apple devices to replace AirDrop. It's also visually pretty similar, but with the crucial difference that the MagicPad 4 is actually thinner than any iPad currently being made.

That's massive, and the absolutely gorgeous 165Hz OLED display will have you wondering how Honor's managed this all from a technical perspective. One of the few hangups is that at £600 the tablet isn't particularly affordable, but the deal in action right now does major work on that front.

So, whether you want those accessories or not, if you're remotely thinking of buying a MagicPad 4, it looks clear that now's the time to do it.

For a smart watch to be considered a running watch, it needs to offer something a little bit special. It needs to be lightweight and comfortable enough to wear for long runs and have a battery life to match, plus it needs to provide clear and accurate data to track your runs, from your health metrics to the route you took.

Huawei's latest model certainly does all the and more. Our Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 review gave the watch high praise for its compact design, redesigned GPS hardware and deep feature set that suits both runners and everyday health tracking. A serious contender for one of the best running watches to be released in 2026.

While the GT Runner 2 is already competitively priced, those looking to buy it on launch can benefit from a special launch price and extra benefits worth over £109. Rather than the standard price of £349.99, you can purchase the watch on the Huawei store for £319.99, with an exclusive coupon worth £30 and an additional watch strap for free.

From 26 February, buyers will also receive the Huawei Multipass, including premium trial subscriptions to Huawei Health+, Komoot, Intervals.icu, Kotch and Race Pace – all for free.

We’re used to Garmin charging a premium for its wearables, and, truth be told, that’s part of the appeal. When you spend big on a Garmin watch, you expect top-tier build, features and longevity in return.

That’s especially true for the Fenix 8 Pro, launched last year as the world’s first MicroLED smartwatch, which arrived with a hefty $2,000 price tag. Now, in a move that feels both surprising and welcome, Garmin has quietly knocked $300 off the price of its flagship smartwatch.

I spent some quality time with the watch last year, and it felt a bit like getting a glimpse of the future of rugged smartwatches. The headline feature is, of course, the MicroLED display, which is an eye-wateringly bright panel that delivers exceptional clarity, vivid colours and superb outdoor visibility.

However, the watch is more than just a flashy display. The Fenix 8 Pro also introduces LTE and Messenger functionality, letting you send messages or voice clips directly from your wrist without relying on a phone.

For adventurers, this standalone connectivity, paired with solid battery life that stretches to around ten days in smartwatch mode, adds genuine utility beyond the usual fitness tracking.

In day-to-day use, it feels very much like its predecessor, the Garmin Fenix 8, in the best way possible. The brand hasn’t reinvented the core experience, but it has refined it, layering cutting-edge screen tech and new communication tools on top of an already comprehensive platform.

My and most other reviewers' biggest concern was the price, with the MicroLED model commanding a steep premium over the AMOLED versions.

With this price drop, the Fenix 8 Pro is finally really worth considering, not just for Garmin enthusiasts but anyone wanting to check out what wearables will look like in the near future.

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The best electric toothbrushes these days come with everything from multiple brushing modes to Bluetooth connectivity, and whilst that all sounds very impressive, a lot of it can be unnecessary. I’ve always felt that some of the simplest options on the market are actually the best, and the Oral-B iO2 is a perfect example.

I reviewed the iO2 when it first launched last year and gave it four stars for delivering all the essentials without overcomplicating things. With three useful brushing modes, a pressure sensor and excellent battery life, it’s a brilliant choice if you’re switching from a manual brush or just want an easy upgrade.

Even better, it’s currently 60% off on Amazon, which is the lowest price we’ve ever seen.

Following its strong review, the iO2 has become our favourite affordable electric toothbrush in our buying guide, and that was before any discounts. So yes, this deal is definitely worth your attention.

You also get a replacement brush head, travel case and charger in the box, so you’re basically set from day one. It’s worth noting that the discount currently applies to the black version rather than the popular forest green, but it’s still a great saving.

YETI doesn't really advertise its offers on its website, but if you look closely, you can often find deals there. The current mix includes $101 off Hopper M15 Soft Coolers, 30% off Rambler 42oz Straw Mugs, and 20% off the Big Blue Sky Collection.

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On top of this, some older deals are still active, such as 20% off the Firefly Yellow and Wild Vine Red collections. Not all products are available in these colourways, but you can still choose from a good selection.

YETI currently lists 43 products on its Seasonal Sale page across categories such as bags, cases and storage, drinkware, hard coolers, and more. The deal that stands out to me is the Lowlands Blanket offer, which is essentially an extremely expensive dog blanket – exactly the sort of stuff hardcore YETI fans like.

The Patagonia Black Hole duffel rival, the Panga 100L Waterproof Gear-Haulier, is also on offer, selling for $80 off its usual price. A collector's patch (Big Sky Bighorn) can also be acquired for less; I wouldn't wait for too long if you fancy it.

I'm YETI's in-house expert at T3, and I'd recommend the following six deals. If you're looking for something else, click or tap the link above; it will take you to the main deals page.

The first time you put on a properly high-fidelity gaming headset, it can be something of a life-changing moment. If you game a lot, there's nothing quite like a headset upgrade to change the level of immersion you enjoy in your favourite titles, and I think on balance that my biggest-ever upgrade came in the form of the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless.

This is technically no longer SteelSeries' highest-end headset (supplanted by the astronomical Arctis Nova Elite), but for years and years, it reigned supreme, and I had previously been using a headset half its price.

The change was obvious, and I'm confident the vast majority of gamers would notice it pretty quickly, too. The Nova Pro Wireless just sounds so natural and precise, whether you're listening out for footsteps and healing sounds in a tense game like Arc Raiders or enjoying a swirling cutscene in something more cinematic like Final Fantasy XVI.

Of course, I can't pretend that this Presidents' Day deal makes the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless cheap – even with this amount of money knocked off, it's still a super-premium headset by most people's standards.

Aside from the raw sound quality, though, it does have the chops to back that price up. For one thing, it has active noise-cancelling to help cocoon you in your gaming environment much better (ideal for when someone else is watching a movie, vacuuming or anything else).

It also has a genius battery-swapping system that ensures you never need to plug it in while wearing it – when it runs out of charge, you just hot-swap the battery out of one earcup with one charging in its base station. I rely on this feature constantly!

So, I'd recommend grabbing this deal while you can, to see just how immersive games can really be when you have the kit to enable them.

Despite what many people think, the best smart thermostats don’t always require complicated installations. I’ve already covered the renter-friendly Aqara Radiator Thermostat E1 earlier this week, but now it’s time to look at another great alternative – especially as it’s currently been discounted on Amazon.

The SONOFF Smart Radiator Thermostat is a Zigbee-connected thermostatic radiator valve that simply replaces the manual valve head on your radiator. Once it’s installed, it can automatically open and close the valve to control how much heat your radiator gives off, based on your chosen temperature and schedules.

Right now, it’s reduced on Amazon by a hefty 32%, bringing the price down to just over £20:

Like many other options, the SONOFF radiator thermostat fits standard M30 x 1.5mm radiator valves, and it comes with adaptors that work with most common heating systems and manufacturers. That means if you’ve got a fairly standard radiator setup, you should be good to go.

In terms of control, once it’s connected to a Zigbee hub and linked to a voice assistant, you can adjust your heating using Alexa or Google Home. You can also view up to six months of temperature and heating history in the app, which is useful for fine-tuning schedules and spotting patterns in your energy use.

Antigravity has made its most ambitious drone a little easier to recommend, thanks to a somewhat unexpected price cut. The world's first 8K all-in-one 360º drone, the Antigravity A1, is currently 15% off all bundles for a limited time in the US.

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The discount suggests the brand is keen to widen its audience. The drone received praise from early reviewers, with many pointing out that the price was quite steep, which might be less of an issue now that the A1 is (up to) $300 cheaper.

Alongside the price drop, the company is also rolling out its first major feature update: a built-in virtual Flight Simulator designed to help new pilots get comfortable with the A1 before taking it outdoors.

Accessible through the Vision Goggles, the simulator recreates the drone’s real-world handling and physics in a virtual environment, allowing users to practise manoeuvres and build muscle memory without risking crashing an expensive piece of kit.

It’s a sensible addition, particularly for a drone that sits outside the traditional camera-on-a-gimbal mould. Flying a 360º drone is a different experience, and Antigravity appears keen to remove some of the friction that might put off first-time buyers.

The simulator also works as a training tool between shoots or during bad weather, making it more than a one-time onboarding gimmick.

The Flight Simulator update will be available from 29 January, while the 15% discount runs from 26 January to 9 February across all three A1 bundles in the US.

Patagonia has quietly bolstered its Web Specials with a fresh selection of gear, and it’s already disappearing fast. Tagged as “New to Sale,” this latest batch highlights some of the brand’s most reliable silhouettes, from hard-working fleeces and versatile windbreakers to everyday layers you’ll reach for again and again.

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If you’re on the hunt for quality outdoor apparel without full-price commitment, now’s the time to act: many items are marked at 50% off or more, and popular sizes are starting to sell out.

Among the notable additions are the Men’s Re-Tool Hybrid Fleece Hoody, a cozy all-rounder built for cool weather; the ultra-packable Houdini Stash Half-Zip Windbreaker; and the soft, versatile Micro D Crewneck Sweatshirt, all Patagonia staples with serious performance cred.

Whether you’re updating your layering system for the season or just want premium pieces at a fraction of the usual cost, this sale refresh delivers standout value. Hurry though: sizes are limited and won’t stick around for long.

Why Patagonia?

People choose Patagonia because it blends performance, durability and sustainability in every piece. Built to last through seasons of outdoor use, from trail hikes to everyday wear, its gear often outlives cheaper alternatives, reducing waste and saving money over time.

Patagonia is also a leader in environmental responsibility, using recycled and responsibly sourced materials and supporting conservation initiatives. Features like Fair Trade Certified sewing and transparent supply chains reflect a commitment beyond just products.

With 2026 very nearly here, now feels like the perfect time to start thinking about goals and visions for the year ahead. Alongside the usual healthy eating promises and putting more effort into work, I always like to choose one resolution that’s a little different – and this year, it’s bread making.

After quite a crafty year of hosting dinner parties and making my own jam, I’ve decided it’s time to take on my biggest challenge yet. That said, I also want to make life as easy as possible for myself, which is where investing in a bread maker comes in.

A bread maker basically means you won't have to worry about whether your loaf is cooked through, if your oven temperature is right, or how long to knead for. After doing some research, the Panasonic SD-YR2550 Fully Automatic Bread Maker really stood out – and even better, I’ve spotted it 20% off on Amazon.

What makes it special is its dual temperature sensors, which monitor both the internal and external environment and automatically adjust the baking cycle. It also comes with 31 automatic programmes, covering everything from whole wheat and sourdough to brioche, pizza dough and even cake, plus four dedicated gluten-free options.

One of my favourite features has to be the automatic yeast and raisin/nut dispensers, which add ingredients at exactly the right moment during the cycle.

Having bought myself an iPad Pro M5 last month I've been on the hunt for a decent keyboard to go with it. Apple has made iPadOS 26 so much more friendly for everyday work, I decided it could become my general go-to laptop replacement.

I finally decided to go for the official Apple Magic Keyboard for the 11-inch Pro, having heard great things about it, but no sooner had I checked out and paid, I spotted this on Amazon – Logitech's Combo Touch iPad Pro Keyboard. And what's more, it's got a mammoth £100 off in the UK, $50 off in the US.

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I'm sure I'll be happy with my Apple keyboard, but considering it cost me £299 ($299 in the States), I could have saved even more. The Logitech alternative is just £129.99 on Amazon UK, $179.99 on Amazon US.

Remember though, these are part of Amazon's Black Friday / Cyber Monday sale that ends at midnight tonight (in your region).

There are plenty of other iPad keyboards available in Amazon UK's Black Friday sale, and Amazon US' Cyber Monday deals. But the two above seem to be the best value, in comparison with the features.

I also trust Logitech. So, if you are in the market to turn your iPad Pro into a laptop replacement, I suggest you take a look at these first – even if you do end up heading over to Apple.com for the official version, like myself.

As we roll into the final hours of Cyber Monday – the final day of the Black Friday sales period – there are still plenty of decent last-minute deals out there to be had.

While I've been scouring through various great options – picking out the best deals from Argos, Currys, John Lewis and Amazon – there have been some strong drone deals.

One, in particular, for DJI's sub-250g drone that can withstand wind being a highlight – which my T3 colleague wrote about. Thing is, not everyone can afford a DJI drone.

Check out the Q10 Mini Drone deal on Amazon

With retailers really promoting 'gifting' at the moment, this drone deal captured my attention thanks to its tiny price tag. At under £36, who could say no? It could be an ideal gift.

I can't attest to have ever flown this Hakasee drone, I must make clear, but the Amazon reviews are interesting – with 56% of the 1,142 reviews (at the time of writing) awarding it a full 5-stars.

That's 639 people, by my calculation, who gave this quadcopter the full-marks treatment – and that's before this deal even came to light. Now that it's even cheaper, that's only going to be more appealing.

You will need to be quick, however, if you want to take advantage of the deal. As you can see from its countdown timer, it's one of Amazon's "Doorbuster Deal" specials, designed with gifting in mind – but only until the end of Cyber Monday, when it's scheduled to return to full price.

I'm not saying the Q10 Mini will be better than a DJI purchase, by the way, just that if you're in gift shopping mode that it could suit the budget for an intended recipient who you may have in mind.

It does plenty of things, mind, as you can see from the demonstration video on Amazon's page. It's got a camera, can take shots of you when you trigger it with a gesture, can follow a flight path, and even do 3D flips at the touch of a button.

Not for you? Shop all Cyber Monday deals on Amazon here – its Top 100 is full of lots of tempting buys.

YETI closes out its Gear Garage event with a bang – or, more accurately, a blaze.

After three days of rapid-fire drops in the US, the brand has saved its boldest release for Cyber Monday: the new Solar Flare colourway, a punchy, high-visibility orange available across a tight selection of Rambler drinkware and bottles.

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This fourth and final drop marks the end of YETI’s annual clearance-meets-limited-edition frenzy, and as always, stock is moving fast.

Today's drop follows a series of unique launches, including yesterday’s Soft Coolers and the Camp Green/Firefly Yellow drinkware launch, and Saturday’s Roadie 15 update with new colours like Alpine Yellow and Aquifer Blue.

YETI confirms that the colourway “captures the radiance of the sun with its perfect bright orange hue,” designed to get spotted across campsites, gyms and morning commutes.

Blaze of glory

Solar Flare spans a curated list of drinkware, including Rambler tumblers in multiple sizes, stackable cups, water bottles with Chug Caps, the 16 and 18 oz Yonder models, the 18 oz and 26 oz Rambler bottles, Colster can coolers, insulated food jars and even the Boomer dog bowl.

It’s the brightest palette YETI has launched all year – almost traffic-cone vivid – and sits firmly in the “love-it-or-you-really-love-it” category.

If you’re the kind of person who treats your drinkware like an accessory, Solar Flare is designed to draw attention without shouting.

Last call for limited editions

With today marking the final chapter of Gear Garage, nothing in the drop will restock once sold out, following the usual YETI pattern.

Last week's UK-exclusive Slick Horn Tundra accessory is already gone, and so are day 2's saw-on badges.

Today’s collection mirrors that energy. Once the clock strikes midnight, poof! Solar Flare gets extinguished.

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As always, this year’s Gear Garage overlapped perfectly with Cyber Monday, which means shoppers get one last excuse to scoop up limited-edition drinkware before the holiday crunch.

Judging by the interest stirred up by last week’s debut of YETI’s new shaker bottle, which had nothing to do with Gear Garage but still sent readers into a frenzy, today’s vivid orange finale feels like the right crescendo.

If you’ve been waiting for the brightest, boldest drop of the year, this is it. Solar Flare is here for a moment, gone tomorrow, and shining as hard as Cyber Monday allows.

YETI has opened the doors to a major new Gear Garage update today, and it’s a big one: the brand’s new limited-edition Blue Camo colourway has officially landed.

It’s the first time in 2025 that both the US and UK/EU Gear Garage sales are live simultaneously, giving fans on both sides of the pond something new to chase.

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The US Gear Garage gets the biggest drop by far, with Blue Camo splashed across a full lineup of Ramblers, bottles and jugs.

The range spans everything from the Tundra 45 Hard Cooler to 20 oz, 30 oz and 42 oz tumblers, 12–36 oz bottles, the one-gallon and half-gallon jugs, a 12 oz Colster, shot glasses, and even a matching flask.

It’s one of the most extensive colourway pushes YETI has released through the Garage in years, and, crucially, it’s limited once the stock is gone.

Over in the UK, today’s drop is smaller but still noteworthy, bringing Blue Camo to a curated selection of drinkware plus a collectors’ patch.

That’s in addition to the items released earlier in the week:

• Day 1: The “Slick Horns” Gear Garage kickoff
• Day 2: The surprise addition of 12L and 18L Ranchero Packs, as well as ultra-limited store-exclusive patches from cities including LA, Denver, NYC, Washington D.C. and YETI’s home base in Austin.

Today’s launch ties the whole thing together: a high-demand colourway in the US, a tighter curated drop in the UK, and a rare moment where the Gear Garage aligns globally.

With Camo already one of YETI’s most popular styles, you can expect Blue Camo to disappear fast, especially the larger US SKUs, which rarely get this kind of limited-edition treatment.

EcoFlow wasn't supposed to launch its next major portable power station until next year, but in a very Black-Friday-appropriate twist, the company has pushed the button early.

The brand-new DELTA 3 Max Series officially lands today, complete with launch bundles and an extra 5% off using exclusive codes for Amazon (DELTA3MAXUK) and EcoFlow’s website (EFNEWD3MSERIES).

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Originally slated for the new year, the DELTA 3 Max Series feels like the company’s biggest step forward since the DELTA Pro. The flagship DELTA 3 Max Plus (2048Wh) is the industry’s first 2kWh power station capable of delivering a massive 3,000W AC output with 6,000W surge power, according to EcoFlow.

This means you can run almost any home appliance, from fridges and kettles to microwaves and washing machines, without tripping the unit. The standard DELTA 3 Max model offers a still-hefty 2,400W output.

A power station built for both emergencies and everyday use

Beyond the headline wattage, EcoFlow has packed the DELTA 3 Max Plus with genuinely useful tech.

One of the most exciting new features is Output Priority, which lets you decide exactly which circuits stay powered during an outage (e.g., keeping the fridge on while shutting off lighting) either via the onboard controls or the app.

It can also automatically cut non-essential devices when the battery hits a user-defined threshold, preserving the remaining charge for critical appliances.

The DELTA 3 Max Plus is expandable, too, from its base 2kWh up to a massive 10kWh using EcoFlow’s Smart Extra Batteries. This is enough to keep major home circuits running for days, or to build a flexible off-grid setup.

If there’s one area where EcoFlow continues to dominate, it’s charging performance. AC charging can take the DELTA 3 Max Plus from 0–80% in just 47 minutes, thanks to X-Stream 3.0.

Solar charging supports up to 1,000W input, and the improved alternator charger can also push 1,000W, filling the unit to 80% in 95 minutes while on the road.

Even solar-plus-alternator dual charging is supported, hitting the same 0–80% level in around 51 minutes.

The station's LFP batteries are rated for a 10-year lifespan, automotive-grade CTC structural reinforcement, and over 40 layers of safety protections managed by an AI-enhanced BMS.

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EcoFlow also claims whisper-quiet operation at 30 dB or lower, quieter than many fridges. For home offices or studios, the Plus model includes a 10 ms UPS mode, twice as fast as the typical 20 ms switchover, along with HID support to safely shut down NAS servers during long outages.

If you’ve considered adding a full-size portable power station to your home or off-grid setup, this early launch couldn’t have been timed better.

The Ultrahuman Ring Air has just received a juicy Black Friday discount at Amazon where it's had £100 knocked off, bringing it down to just £229. It’s the lightest smart watch on the market, weighing just 2.4 grams, so if you want a deeper insight into your health and wellbeing, without the bulk of a watch, it’s a fantastic option.

It also doesn’t come with any subscription fees, either, meaning you can track your sleep, HRV, heart rate, skin temperature, SpO₂, activity, and recovery without any additional costs. It has a pretty good battery life too, delivering up to six days of juice on a single charge, and is waterproof up to 100 metres.

In our review, we said, "Thanks to the unique metrics and suggestions, the Ultrahuman Ring Air is the best smart ring for sleep tracking. Not only does it monitor your circadian rhythm, but it also suggests a daily window in which you should consume all your stimulants (e.g. tea, coffee) so as not to disturb your sleep."

If a smart ring has been on your wish list for a while, or you know a loved one who's been after one, we wouldn't sit on this fantastic deal for too long.

YETI isn’t wasting any time. Fresh off yesterday’s Gear Garage launch, including the delightfully unhinged Slick Horns attachments for its Tundra coolers, the brand has rolled out two new UK-exclusive collections for Day 2, and they’re exactly the kind of items superfans will scramble for.

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The biggest news is the arrival of 12L and 18L Ranchero backpacks, sizes that have never been available in the UK until now.

Previously, UK buyers were limited to the 22L and 27L versions, but YETI has finally matched the US lineup with a limited run of the smaller, more flexible packs.

The company says the 12L is ideal for “packing light and those short adventures when you need to carry the essentials,” while the 18L steps up for day hikes, city commutes, and everyday carry.

Both launch in Black Forest Green and Black, with Cape Taupe dropping later.

One for YETI superfans

The second release is even more niche. YETI has secured a small batch of location-specific collector patches.

Typically, they are only available to people who physically visit the stores in Los Angeles, Denver, New York City, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and the brand’s home base in Austin.

UK fans rarely get the chance to pick these up, making this drop a genuine one-day-only collectable moment.

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They’re perfect for customising bags and soft coolers or completing a long-running patch collection.

Both collections are exclusive to the UK YETI site and part of the brand’s multi-day Gear Garage rollout.

The US version of the sale kicks off tomorrow, on 28 November, and if the UK sale is anything to go by, we're in for a treat!

My job here at T3 is one of those "it's a hard life, but someone has to do it" jobs, which is said with a knowing, gleaming wink at the camera. In short, I get to test out a wide array of watches, to help you determine what's hot and what's not.

This year alone, I've tested well over £1,000,000 worth of watches, buoyed by some incredible pieces like the Jacob & Co Bugatti Tourbillon Baguette and the Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow, which sport six-figure price tags. I've also been hunting out deals on the best watches all month, to separate the good from the bad and advise other watch lovers where best to spend their hard-earned cash.

My top pick this time out is something altogether less showy, though. Detrash might not be a brand name you recognise, but it's definitely one you should. Earlier this year, I listed the brand's dive watches as one of five watches I'd pick over the Rolex Submariner, owing to the exceptional value for money it offers.

The brand uses materials like recycled steel and ocean-bound plastic to produce a range of stylish and affordable dive watches and dress watches. It's the former which has the deal on it this time out – the newer dress and field watches from the brand are too fresh for that, unfortunately.

So, what's the deal in question? Well, users in the UK will snag a £40 saving on the cost of the watch itself, which brings it down to just £335. Those shopping in the USA will save US$54, with the watch priced at US$451, while Australians save AU$83 and pay AU$695.

That's a pretty nifty saving – equating to roughly 10% of the overall value of the watch. But the really sweet bit is that you can also snag a free strap from the brand's new aftermarket strap range.

I've been lucky enough to use these for the last week or so, and they're genuinely brilliant. Following the eco-conscious theme of the brand's designs, these are made from either Recycled PET, or materials called BeerSkin and AppleSkin, which are leather substitutes made with by-products of the beer and apple juice production industries.

I have to say, all three are really excellent, and punch way beyond the usual price tag. Snagging one for free, though? That's a no brainer, and one which is definitely not worth missing. If it were my cash on the line, I'd snap up the Great White model, and pair it with the orange AppleSkin strap, to match those indices perfectly.

If you thought Black Friday was going to be the biggest shopping moment of the year, think again!

YETI has not only quietly launched a few Black Friday deals in the US (which it calls 'Holiday Sale'), but it has also flipped the calendar with its Gear Garage Sale.

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The Garage Sale is already live in the UK, with a full six days of exclusive drops starting now.

Meanwhile, across the pond in the US, the sale begins on Black Friday (November 28) and runs just four days.

For YETI fans, this means early access, plenty of surprises, and deals you might not want to wait for.

What is the Gear Garage Sale?

YETI’s Gear Garage Sale is essentially a limited-time blowout of new and experimental gear from the brand.

Some of the stuff will only exist for the duration of the sale, while other pieces sometimes make it into the permanent collection, like the Hondo Beach Chair.

The items in the sale aren't technically cheaper. In fact, they often are full price, but you get the sense of exclusivity if you buy them.

In the UK, the Gear Garage Sale is staggered over a six-day window, giving shoppers a better chance of getting hot-ticket items before they sell out.

Grab your cooler by the horns

This year's highlight – this is the first day of the sale, mind – is easily the YETI Slick Horns, a bold, quirky accessory that transforms a regular cooler into a talking-point centrepiece.

Clip the horns onto a YETI Tundra cooler (or compatible model), tie it down via the AnchorPoint system, and suddenly your cooler isn’t just functional, it’s got personality.

At £125 (~$155 / €145 / AU$235), Slick Horns are among the most playful, offbeat pieces in the collection.

It’s easy to see why Slick Horns might become the de facto hero product of this Gear Garage drop: it’s unexpected, it’s fun, and it channels YETI’s rugged-outdoor aesthetic with a wink.

Other Gear Garage Sale picks

The Slick Horns are great, but the YETI Can Crusher is nothing to be frowned upon, either.

Built tough with YETI’s signature ruggedness, this crusher helps you flatten and store empty cans cleanly.

It squeezes cans down so they take up far less space, and its sturdy build means it’ll survive real-world abuse.

It costs the same as the Slick Horns, and it’s a smart, practical add-on for anyone who loves YETI’s gear ethic but also appreciates a little daily convenience.

Beyond the horns and the can crusher, so far the drop includes more conventional – but still solid – gear: lots of bowls.

Because stock tends to be limited, these items often sell out fast, but that’s part of the appeal: you get premium gear, sometimes with finishes or colours you won’t see in regular retail runs.

For fans of outdoor gear, tailgating, camping or just showing off a cooler with attitude, the Gear Garage Sale is a rare chance to grab premium YETI kit that's also unique.

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With staggered UK drops and a full Black Friday US run upcoming, there’s no guarantee everything will still be in stock if you wait.

If you want my take: grab the Slick Horns now, and maybe one of the can crushers or rugged bowls while you’re at it.

Tis the week of Black Friday – the year's biggest sales period, focused on 28 November – and the best deals are already flooding retailers.

One question that always comes up, however, is whether Apple does Black Friday promotions? The answer is yes, but only on specific dates.

Apple's official 'Shopping Event' page is now live, detailing the company's provision for gift cards of up to £200 back – with a full list of products and amounts in the Ts&Cs here.

However, this promotional period runs from Black Friday itself, Friday 28 November, through to Cyber Monday, concluding Monday 1 December.

But it's the retailers outside of Apple that are offering various great promotions on Apple products, as highlighted below:

Apple best Black Friday deals

• Best Black Friday deals at Argos
• Best Black Friday deals at Currys
• Best Black Friday deals at Amazon
• Best Black Friday deals at John Lewis

Apple Black Friday deals: MacBook

Apple Black Friday deals: iPad

Apple Black Friday deals: AirPods

Apple Black Friday deals: Accessories

I've found some great deals during this Black Friday sales period already, but I must admit that few have blown me away quite as much as this one. I genuinely thought I was seeing things at one point, and had to do a double-take.

The all-new Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Select – as launched just a month ago – is now under £20 in the UK, $20 in the States. That's up to 60% off for a brand-new, recently released device. Wow.

The Amazon Fire TV 4K Select was launched at the end of September as the latest member of the brand's streaming device lineup. It is slightly different to its siblings though, in that it runs on Amazon's own Vega OS software, but still offers all the major apps through cloud streaming.

That includes rival services, like Netflix and Apple TV, although they are hosted on remote servers rather than the stick itself. One benefit to this is that the apps will always be up to date – you won't need to download new versions yourself. And you'll always get the best image quality depending on your home network.

Alexa support is on board still and there is an Alexa Voice Remote included in the box. You don't get Dolby Vision support – that's exclusive to the 4K (4K Plus in the US) and 4K Max models – but HDR10+ is on board, which is arguably as good a picture format anyway.

If you are looking to step up though (or want to sideload additional apps, as this doesn't have the option), there are also great deals on the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K and Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max throughout the Black Friday period.

Looking for a new 360° action camera? Amazon's got you sorted. The online mega-retailer just dropped the prices of many of the best action cameras from top brands, including GoPro, DJI and Insta360. And yes, most of the deals apply to the brands' latest models!

Two out of three major brands also have sales promotions running on their websites. DJI's a bit of a sneaky one, and only shows you the discounts when you click into the listing. (It has some red-hot drone deals, too.) Insta360 is a bit more forthcoming about its offers, advertising them on its storefront.

The most exciting deal is on the recently launched DJI OSMO 360. Its dual 1-inch sensors capture vivid, immersive footage with excellent stabilisation and near-seamless stitching. The app ecosystem is intuitive, editing capabilities are strong, and the form factor is durable if not pocket-friendly. For content creators who value creative flexibility and all-angle storytelling, the Osmo 360 is a premium, powerful tool that pushes 360° visuals into exciting new territory.

The Insta360 X5 has dual 1/1.28-inch sensors that deliver sharper, cleaner footage; its PureVideo mode elevates night shooting. The option for replaceable lenses boosts durability and longevity. The new InstaFrame and AI tools simplify reframing and reduce postwork. Battery life is decent (around 88 min at 8K).

Although the latest GoPro Max 2 isn't on offer yet, the 2025 refresh of the GoPro Max brings meaningful refinements while retaining its 5.6K 360° capture. Standout features include the Enduro battery for better performance, a ¼-20 tripod thread under its folding mount, and powerful AI-driven editing tools in the updated Quik app. It trades speed and smart software for a major image upgrade, suitable for existing GoPro fans.

With Amazon Prime Big Deal Days right around the corner, many will be looking to score a few early bargains to get ahead of the Black Friday game. The event is effectively just Amazon Prime Day in October, meaning users have the chance to score crazy deals on a wide range of products.

Normally, Amazon's selection of watches leaves a little to be desired. While we often find one or two good deals, they tend to be littered among a range of less desirable pieces which aren't really worth your time or money.

That's not the case here, though. While scouring the early deals on offer, I found five killer deals which must not be missed. Act fast though – four of the five are on lightning deals, meaning when they're gone, they're gone!

The Citizen Zenshin is one of the most on-trend watches out there right now. By marrying an integrated bracelet with a neat dial that enjoys a pop of colour, the brand has hit upon a real winning formula.

This one is crafted from titanium for added lightness, while enjoying a decent price cut to boot.

Seiko make some of the best watches across a range of different price points, and this is no different. A slick design brings the chronograph complication to a low price point, without busting the bank.

The Citizen Tsuyosa is one of the most iconic watches of the modern age, and it's not hard to see why. The spec sheet offers a lot to love, with an integrated bracelet and a simple, effective design.

At the retail price its a bargain, but with this much slashed from it? It's a no-brainer – and I'm expecting these to sell out quickly.

Victorinox might be a name you'd associate with utility tools, but its watches are well worth your attention too. It's an unmistakably Swiss brand, with a unique yet familiar design and a nod to its knives on the rear.

I've long said that every collection needs a G-Shock, and what better way to get one than with a decent discount. This vibrant orange model is unapologetically bold, and offers all of the classic G-Shock features you know and love.

The world of luxury watches can be an unusual place at times. While the notion of heading to a store – either virtually or in the physical world – to pick out your new timepiece seems fairly straightforward, its rarely the case here.

Instead, a myriad of waitlists, golden handshakes and smoke-hidden mirrors sit between those who want to own, and those who control the sales. Fortunately for anyone with the cash but not the patience, the second hand market exists.

That's a much simpler affair, and I've been trawling the listings to find a range of the most exotic, grail-level watches you can currently purchase faff-free. And don't fret – I've also picked out a range of more affordable alternatives, for those of us with buttons in our penny jars.

Richard Mille RM11-01 Roberto Mancini Flyback Chronograph 49mm

Richard Mille is the ultimate love it or hate it brand. Some will see the technological prowess and gorgeous skeletisation, while others can't get beyond the slightly outlandish styling.

Whatever your view is, though, make no mistake – these are hard to come by, very sought after, and definitely worthy of your attention.

Patek Philippe Calatrava

If you're looking for a classy dress watch, the Patek Philippe Calatrava is the yardstick by which all else is measured. Effortlessly understated, the watch is synonymous with elegance and has become a dream for many collectors.

It's the sort of piece you could wear even in situations where a watch isn't usually worn – with a tuxedo, for example.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak is one of the most popular watches out there right now – and with good reason. It remains one of the most significant watch designs in history – designed by the legendary Gerald Genta – and stood out for its use of steel in a luxury watch.

There are lots on the secondary market right now at all different price points, but this one was the best value I could find.

A Lange and Söhne Lange 1

The Lange 1 is a modern classic. That asymmetrical dial design and the iconic large date display is highly sought after, and fuses classic design with unique Lange flair.

It's really two beautiful things in one – flip it over and you'll lose hours staring at that stunning, German-engineered movement.

Rolex Daytona

For many, a Rolex Daytona is the nucleus of watchmaking. That chronograph movement paired with iconic, classic styling makes it a real must-have for many.

I've stumbled across my personal highlight – a rose gold variant with a chocolate dial – though there are tons more out there at the moment.

Patek Philippe Nautilus

The Patek Philippe Nautilus remains one of the most sought after watches on the face of the planet. Another Gerald Genta design, this one feels impossibly slim, with curved lines that feel softer than its cousins, without being accidental.

The 5711 is the classic steel variant, and this is the best deal I found on one.

Heuer Autavia GMT

A leftfield choice for number seven, but an old school, pre-TAG Heuer watch is always fun, and this Autavia is a real doozy. Packing in both a chronograph and a GMT function, this is a stylish piece with lots to offer.

There is one on sale with the original bracelet, too, though I think this leather option represents better value for money.

End-of-season clear-outs are in full swing, and Nike’s just switched on one of the biggest I've seen in ages.

The brand's End of Season sale is now live with up to 50% off more than 1,500 items, covering everything from everyday gym kit to race-day running shoes.

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So, if your training gear is due an upgrade - or you’ve been waiting for the right moment to try a new pair of Nike kicks - this is it.

The sale spans men’s, women’s and kids’, with a proper spread of training tops, shorts, leggings, sports bras, base layers, hoodies and gilets, plus a wall of road and trail running shoes. You’ll also find bags, caps and socks to round out a kit bag without rinsing the budget.

From the Nike end of season sale, I recommend trying to find a new pair of trainers at an affordable discounted price. At T3, I'm a big fan of the best Nike running and gym shoes and have given many Nike trainers 5-star reviews, including the Nike Metcon, Nike React Infinity Run, the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly and the Nike ZoomX Streakfly.

Head to the Nike website to shop the full Nike end of season sale today or keep reading for our top five picks, including Nike's best running shoes for training, sprinting and racing.

Sizing moves quickly once a sale properly kicks off, so it’s worth adding your sizes and filters first, then shortlisting a few options before they vanish.

Nike’s size guides are generally reliable, but if you’re between sizes in a running shoe, for example, keep in mind that many runners go a half-size up to allow for foot swell on longer runs.

When you see a deal like this on a phone that only came out a matter of weeks ago, you pay attention – Nothing has just made a seriously impressive offer on its newest flagship, the Phone (3), although only some people will be able to claim it.

The deal sees Nothing knocking off up to £300 from the price of a new Phone (3), if you trade in either a Phone (1) or Phone (2) – making the new phone's price £499 (for 12+256 version) and £599 (for the 16+512 version). In other words, you'd be getting a flagship phone for a genuinely mid-range price.

There are some hoops to jump through here – you can only take advantage of the offer in regions where the older phones were sold (which basically means that US residents are out of luck), and you need to give Nothing your IMEI number to check if the device is eligible.

The offer, meanwhile, will run from today until 3 October 2025, so you've got a couple of weeks to take advantage of it (and to work out if your Phone (1) feels long enough in the tooth to warrant the upgrade). Nothing says this is all dependent on stock and availability, though, which means it could probably yank away the offer if it starts to run away in popularity.

Interestingly, Nothing also says that people who bought a Phone (1) or Phone (2) and have already upgraded to a Phone (3) should get in touch with its customer support to discuss the matter. Since the whole deal is being framed as a reward for its early adopters, this might mean that those who already pulled a trigger could still get some cash back if they have the older phone lying around – but don't quote me on that, it's pure speculation on my part.

Perhaps the only issue with the Nothing Phone (3), stopping it from being one of the very best phones around, was its higher price. This deal seems like it's laser-targeted at solving that issue, so check it out if you're able.

If you’re a fan of the best Nespresso coffee machines, you’ll know how much they can elevate your daily brew. However, they can also get pricey, especially if you’ve got a Vertuo machine where the pods can only be bought directly from Nespresso.

That’s why I’m always keeping an eye out for pod deals, and this latest one from Nespresso is too good to miss.

Right now, you can claim £150 worth of free coffee pods spread across your first six orders – and the only catch is that you’ve not got long to grab it.

What machines are included in the offer?

The offer works on selected Nespresso Original machines, no matter where you bought yours – whether it’s John Lewis, Amazon or anywhere else. If you’ve picked up an Vertuo machine instead, you could still get access to Nespresso’s welcome offer, though it’s slightly different.

How do I claim my free pods?

Once your machine arrives, head over to Nespresso’s website, pop in your serial number, proof of purchase and details, then place your first order.

You’ll get £25 off when you buy at least 150 coffee pods, and you can repeat this up to six times, giving you a maximum of £150 off.

How long will the offer last?

The deal runs until 6th October, so you’ve only got a few weeks left. If you’re planning to stock up, my advice is to bulk buy. Even if you don’t hit the full £150, you’ll still get a decent saving on your next coffee fix.

It’s not often you see a Dyson product discounted, especially on Amazon. So you can imagine my surprise when I spotted the best-selling Dyson V8 Advanced cordless vacuum going for over 30% off.

Normally priced at £329.99, it’s now just under £230, saving you a huge £130. There's no doubt it's one of Dyson’s older models, but it’s still sold directly by the retailer, which says a lot about how popular it remains.

One of the best things about the V8 is the range of attachments it comes with. You get a combination tool, crevice tool, and the main detangling floor head – basically, a solution for every surface in your home.

Under the hood, the V8’s motor spins at up to 110,000rpm, delivering powerful, fade-free suction. Its six-cell battery gives up to 40 minutes of runtime, with two power modes to switch between depending on the job.

Adding new watches to your collection is something which doesn't always come cheap. These beautiful little time-telling trinkets can command a pretty high price tag, so a big purchase should be well considered.

Fortunately, there are often sales events which can pull down the price tag and make adding something new to your collection more affordable. That's exactly what's happening at Chisholm Hunter right now – its Summer Sale is live, and I've found five bargains under £500 just for you!

A classic black watch is a must have for any collection, and this Seiko model does it in style. There's no frills on show here – a 37.5mm case diameter is nice and wearable, the 4R36 movement ensures 40 hours of power reserve and that really is it.

Case and bracelet are both crafted from stainless steel for a big of added heft, while the styling is timeless with just a hint of 70s chic.

The modern Tissot PRX soared to significance when it launched, and it's not hard to see why. A sleek integrated bracelet design at a great price made it an instant hit with collectors and the general public alike.

This quartz model packs in a cleaner dial, with a slightly smaller case diameter, making it fantastically wearable. Oh, and it's a stunning mint green – what's not to love?

I distinctly remember the hubbub around this piece at launch, and it's not hard to see why. Classic Seiko dive watch-inspired looks paired with an on-trend teal dial and a sleek 38mm case diameter.

It's a perfect pick for most people, and would make a terrific summer watch.

A Hamilton Khaki Field is a must-have watch for most people, and this one is even sleeker to look at. The black PVD case coupled with matching dial and NATO strap makes for a stealthy overall experience.

It just sneaks into budget, too, thanks to a hefty price slash.

GMT watches are all the rage right now, and this classically styled Seiko is a great pick. It needed a healthy price cut to get in under the £500 cap, but that just means you're snagging a stellar deal.

Amazon Prime Day may be over and the summer sales winding down, but that doesn’t mean the best deals have disappeared. In fact, one of the season’s standout offers is still hovering; you can snag this DJI Air 3S for almost £145 cheaper.

We’re seriously shocked that this brilliant drone bundle is still on offer. When our resident drone expert, Derek Adams, reviewed the Air 3S he said: “It’s an exceptional drone that strikes a perfect balance between performance, camera quality, portability and price.”

He also praised its impressive dual 4K camera setup, upgraded obstacle avoidance and new autonomous flight modes – ultimately calling it the perfect drone for casual flying through to serious content creation.

As this is the Fly More Combo, as well as the Air 3S drone, this bundle also comes with a 3 series battery charging hub, DJI RC-N3 controller, ND filters, a shoulder bag to store everything in, and more.

While £144 off may not be the biggest saving we've seen in DJI history, it's still very decent. The Air 3S has been on offer for a while though, so we don't expect it to stay at this price for too much longer (all good things must come to an end). If you therefore want it, we'd make the most of this offer while you can.

Beer machines have exploded in popularity over the past few years, and whilst there are plenty of options out there, some models definitely stand out from the crowd. However, when it comes to variety – especially in keg selection – one brand consistently takes the top spot.

Beerwulf's BLADE is a premium beer tap that's built to deliver the full pub-at-home experience. Not only are its kegs larger than most of the competition, but they’re also more affordable and offer a lot more variety. Trust us – you'll soon be questioning why you ever looked anywhere else.

Before you find out more, BLADE is currently offering some of the best prices on the market, and you can check out the latest deals below:

So...which kegs are available?

Beerwulf offers an impressive line-up of classics for the BLADE, including Heineken, Birra Moretti, Strongbow and Cruzcampo.

If you’re after something a little different, you’ll also find a few more specialised and standout options – including Lagunitas IPA, Puntigamer, Red Stripe, Gösser Märzen and Gösser Zwickl. You won’t find this kind of range with most competitors, especially the more niche or international brews.

If you're a cider fan – don’t worry, Orchard Thieves is also available.

How does BLADE work?

The BLADE machine allows you to enjoy pub-quality pints from the comfort of your living room – from as little as £1.91 per pint. Simply plug it in, insert your keg of choice, and let BLADE do the rest.

It chills your beer to the optimum drinking temperature of 2°C and serves up to 14 freshly chilled pints from each keg.

How long do the kegs last?

Thanks to its innovative air compression system, the machine keeps beer fresh for up to 30 days. That means if you don’t finish it all at once (unlikely, but possible), it’ll be ready and waiting for next time.

How does BLADE compare to other beer machines?

You may have seen other beer machines on the market, ranging from the Philips PerfectDraft to the iGulu F1. The best choice for you completely depends on what you're looking for, but if you're looking for a premium machine that quickly cools down a keg, the Beerwulf BLADE is perfect. Check out our comparison between the Philips PerfectDraft vs Beerwulf BLADE for more information.

Enjoy responsibly.

Dash cams are one of those things that you’d rather have as a precaution – and indeed it pays to get a good quality piece of kit with the features and resolution you’d most want for a car-capturing camera.

Thankfully, despite Prime Day being in the rear-view mirror, it’s actually a good time to buy some of our favourite dash cams. From budget-minded ones like the Garmin Dash Cam Mini 3 to our very favourite model, the Nextbase iQ. I’ve rounded up five great dash cam deals from Amazon that you should consider if you want to add a little peace of mind to your driving. We’ve included highly recommended models that we and our sister sites have reviewed.