Prime Day

[Silly Car]

Anyone spotted any cracking deals?

Mine so far are

5th gen echo dots down to £25 from £55
Fire stick down from £45 to £23

I missed out on a listing error of 22% off a Huepar laser level making it £115 with a further £35 voucher against the reduced price. By the time I added it to the basket and went to check out, the £35 voucher had disappeared.

[gremlin]

Fire stick down from £45 to £23

Sounds expensive. How much for the whole box of matches?

[Slenver]

I already bought a new electric toothbrush 6 months ago, so I don't need Prime Day this year.

[Mr Moofo]

Anyone spotted any cracking deals?

Mine so far are

5th gen echo dots down to £25 from £55
Fire stick down from £45 to £23

I missed out on a listing error of 22% off a Huepar laser level making it £115 with a further £35 voucher against the reduced price. By the time I added it to the basket and went to check out, the £35 voucher had disappeared.

That's just made me buy a Fire Stick 4k MAX
My Fire TV has refused to load Apple TV for ages

[MrLongbeard]

Anyone spotted any cracking deals?

Nope, but plenty of 'deals' where they've inflated the base price to make the 'deal' look better than it is.

[Mussels]

I had an email from tp-link about a 31% discount on Amazon for something I actually want, I opened it and it's 0.3% cheaper than direct from the tp-link website. I'd need to add postage on for Amazon so it's more overall.

[dern]

JD Gentleman Jack at £19.

[McNab]

Calgon tabs, box of 72 for £12.

Man, I'm livin' the dream

[ZRX61]

Website is acting up here, only thing showing under *automotive* is battery chargers...

DIY/tools only shows fucking vacuum cleaners, ear pods & Apple watches.

[Ditchfinder]

Muc-off stuff: https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=muc+off&cr ... ple-20_1_3

[DefTrap]

I use Amazon quite a lot but Prime Day leaves me completely cold. You have to give me at least 30% off to make me interested and they should know what I buy and have algorithms to throw items and me that they think I might like - but instead I get presented with jumble sale style listings of everything with tempting offers like "7% off!". Nah.

[Count Steer]

I just looked at a Crucial 1Tb SSD on Amazon. (I bought one from there not long ago for £51.99). Now...£65.99 and that's with '27% off'. Yeah, right.

[Skub]

I'm always scoping the price of 2T oil.

Amazon are offering Castrol Power semi smoker at £9.98 down from £11.75.

The last lot I bought was around 7 quid odds.

meh.

[Noggin]

Nappies and a breast pump Really??!!!

Loads of electronic stuff too, but I'm way past having kids, soooo . . . .

[mangocrazy]

More gimmicks to encourage you to buy shit you really don't need.

[ChrisW]

My prime day email had something in it that I'd previously bought, at the beginning of June, for about 10% more than I'd paid for it then.

[Sadlonelygit]

9% off a Renault gear knob
Free postage on some motorex 4w fork oil
Who says I've lost my edge!

[Sadlonelygit]

Nappies and a breast pump Really??!!!

Loads of electronic stuff too, but I'm way past having kids, soooo . . . .

Electronic stuff eh..............
Rechargeable/AA/mains powered

[Eclipse]

ryobi battery
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09 ... UTF8&psc=1

[MrLongbeard]

OK, so no major savings, but savings nevertheless, so..........