Amazon Prime Day 2023 best deals revealed including Shark and Swarovski

THE second day of Amazon Prime Big Deals is here and there are plenty of bargains to choose from.

Shoppers can browse through hundreds of discounted items across dozens of categories.

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The two-day flash sale at the retail giant is one of the biggest shopping events of the year.

Included in the sale are dozens of products, gadgets and fashion items with knock-down prices.

It’s also the perfect time to get your Christmas presents in early.

There are discounts available on a range of products including from brands like LEGO, Samsung, Braun and Tefal.

But with so many products to scour, it’s easy to get overwhelmed.

So we’ve rounded up our favourite Prime Day deals to help you out.

What is Amazon Prime Day?

Amazon Prime Day has become one of the biggest staples of the deals calendar, perhaps only matched in scope by Black Friday.

This October’s Big Deals Day hit on 10th and 11th.

Can anyone shop?

You need to be an Amazon Prime member to get the deals.

If you’re not a member then you can sign up for a free 30-day trial, which gives you full access to the sale.

Remember to cancel before the trial ends, or you’ll be charged £8.99 a month.

Is everything a bargain?

Not necessarily, you need to always check prices using websites camelcamelcamel.com or Price Spy.

They show you whether the item has ever been cheaper before and you can set up alerts to track prices. 

Also, remember: a bargain isn’t a bargain if you don’t need the item.

Below we reveal our top picks for the Amazon Prime Day deals this week:

Shark Handheld Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

• Was £79.99, now £46.55 (save £33.44 / 42%) – buy it here

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This Shark vacuum cleaner comes complete with a pet tool, crevice tool and dusting brush.

Reviews for the nifty gadget include shoppers saying: “This little vacuum cleaner is 10 times better than the AEG cylinder one I currently have, picks up pet hair with ease and so easy to empty.”

It is said to quickly remove dust, debris and pet hair from surfaces and soft furnishings.

Get it today for more than 42% off.

Smart Watch for Men and Women

• Was £80.40, now £25.49 (save £54.50) – buy it now

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Take your smart watch game to the next level with this device, selling for £25.49 instead of £80 – a 68% discount.

The gadget comes with a 4.4 out of 5 star rating and thousands of five star reviews as well as over 100 different modes to track running, cycling and more.

It can last a whopping seven days on a single charge too, so you won’t have to plug it in too often.

Vera Wang Princess Eau de Toilette for Women

• Was £60, now £20.90 (save £39.10 / 65%) – buy it here

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This Vera Wang perfume is said to be a fruity, floral scent with base notes of amber and vanilla.

Different size bottles are on offer but this 100ml bottle currently has a huge £39.10 off.

Reviews for the scent have said that it is “fit for royalty”.

Tower Family Size Air Fryer

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Air fryers are a must have if you’re looking to slash your energy bills, as they can be far cheaper than turning the oven on.

This Tower model is family-sized at 4.3L and it comes with a 3-year guarantee.

If you’re yet to jump on the cooking trend, now’s your chance as the device has 26% off and is now £51.99 instead of £69.99.

MONHOUSE Heated Throw

• Was £109.99, now £49.99 (save £60 / 55%) – buy it here

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With the colder weather coming, gadgets like this can save you cash on your energy bill.

The heated blanket has a timer up to nine hours, nine heat settings, and even has an auto shutoff function.

It’s also machine washable, making it easy to clean too.

Shoppers can grab it today for £49.99 off.

SGIN 15.6 Inch Laptop

• Was £499.99, now £209.95 (save £290.04 / 58%) – buy it here

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Gadgets and technology are among the best deals on Amazon Prime Day.

This laptop is no different with £290.95 off today only.

The sleek body weighs just 1.63 kg and is only 2cm thick, making it easy to carry around all day.

It’s powered by Celeron Quad-Core and is compatible with various office and productivity software.

Swarovski Hollow Collection Bracelet

• Was £135, now £66.10 (save £68.90 / 51%) – buy it here

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Decorated with shimmering crystals, this bracelet is said to be a “staple for every wardrobe”.

It’s easy to style with white crystals and rose gold tones.

One reviewer said: “I love this bracelet as it’s very classy and eye catching, also goes with my watch.”

Get it today for just £66.10 – a huge £68.90 off.

Kenco Millicano Original Instant Coffee – pack of 6 tins

• Was £41.34, now £19.89 (save £21.45 / 52%) – buy it here

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Coffee is staple in most people’s morning routines, but it can be pretty pricey – especially if you’re bulk buying.

For today only Amazon has slashed the price of this Kenco Millicano six-pack by 52%.

It means you’re saving a whopping £21.45.

Fisher-Price Color Climbers Jumperoo

• Was £119.99, now £49.99 (save £70 / 58%) – buy it here

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This freestanding, bouncy activity centre has 360 degrees of play for your baby to discover.

It has music, lights and sounds to reward your baby’s every bounce and jump.

It also easily adjusts to three different heights as your baby grows.

Parents looking to shop today can grab it for £70 off.

Echo Buds (2nd Gen)

• Was £109.99, now £35.99 (save £74 / 67%) – buy it here

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If you’re looking for Christmas presents at a bargain price why not try these Echo Buds.

They’re complete with Alexa, active noise cancelling, and a built-in microphone.

Amazon said they have a comfortable fit and are also water resistant.

With 67% off today they’re a cheap alternative to pricey wireless earphones too.

Meanwhile, to keep up to date with the latest deals make sure to follow our live blog today.

Plus, here are six Amazon Prime Day deals experts always hunt for – and why baby products and toys are not worth it.

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