Amazon Prime Day 2019 deals UK – best discounts including beauty, electricals and hot tubs

15.07.2019 02:01

TheSun.co.uk

RETAIL giant Amazon has launched a massive 48-hour sale across thousands of products for Prime Day 2019.

The discounts include TVs, toys, hot tubs and cheap make-up.

You have to be an Amazon Prime customer to get the deals – but you can sign up for a free 30 day trial to access the deals.

Just remember to cancel your membership, otherwise you could end up paying the full £79.

Amazon has knocked down the price of a Prime membership to £59, as long as you sign up before July 16.

These deals will have limited quantities, which means once they’re gone they’re gone – so you need to get in quick to nab them.

We’ve picked the best ones and checked the prices so you know they are the lowest ever.

We've taken the leg work out of Prime Day 2019 by rounding up some of the best deals for you

What are the best bargains in the Amazon Prime Day sale 2019?

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This is the cheapest price we’ve seen for this cult beauty product

Last year this drill was most of the most sought-after items on Amazon Prime Day

This is the cheapest price we’ve ever seen for this model

This TV is £100 off in the Amazon Prime Day sale

We’ve also written about an amazing deal on a four seater inflatable pool.

As well as the discounts that Amazon has on toys, offering up to 40 per cent off top brands.

There are discounts across loads of categories and the retail giant will be adding more over the next 48 hours.

Check CamelCamelCamel to check the product’s price history to see if you really are getting a good deal, or whether you could get a better one later if you held out. You can also set up price alerts to let you know when the cost drops.
Use FakeSpot to check whether the item is genuine or not. The site scans the reviews to see if they’re “reliable” or not so you can decide whther you trust the seller.
Sign up to the 30 day Amazon Prime trial – but remember to cancel the subscription before the trial is up or you’ll be charged the full £79.