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Amazon Summer Sales - cheap deals on TVs, smartwatches, Kindles, laptops, phones and more

The Amazon Sale is still going after the bank holiday sales at other retailers have started to wind down but the deals will end at midnight tomorrow, so you don't have much longer to take advantage. There are plenty of Deals of the Day that expire at midnight today too.

We've had a good long look at what's on offer to bring you the best highlights. We'll keep this page updated every day of the sale too to make sure you don't miss out on the latest offers as and when they come online.

You can use the link above if you just want to dive on in to the melee and there's also the Daily Deals listings which will change each day. And let's not forget about those super time-sensitive Lightning deals.

Early highlights include the £30 off the Kindle Paperwhite, the Fire TV Stick prices now start at a mere £29.99, multiple Fitbit fitness trackers and smartwatches have been discounted too. Check out our extended highlights below. If you're keeping an eye on your budget, then there's even a special section for Deals under £15.



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