Why spend full price on your next home entertainment purchase when there are always deals to be found? Admittedly, they are sometimes few and far between, but not on Amazon Prime Day, and this one includes items from big names in tech like Apple, Sony and Samsung.
The sales event is now in its third day and has bargains to boost your film watching and game playing. If you’re after one of the best TVs, PS5 monitors or budget soundbars, chances are they’re available at a discount. If you’re interested in TVs specifically, check out our guide to the best Amazon Prime Day TV deals, for gamers we’re also keeping track of all the best gaming laptop deals.
This isn’t the first Amazon sales event for our team of tech experts, and we know which items are genuinely value for money and worthy of your attention. If you’re looking for a particular brand or product, check out the links below. Or, save yourself from endless scrolling and take a look at our product highlights.
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Now for our selection of the specific Amazon Prime Day tech deals which might just convince you to part with your cash.
Amazon Prime Day Deals
Apple Price: £1,207 (was £1,399)
Save almost £200 on this 15.3-inch laptop as part of Apple’s Prime Day deals. You’ll be able to enjoy your entertainment on a Liquid Retina screen for excellent colours and contrast.
Price: £1,207 (was £1,399)
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Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition (PS5)
SonyPrice: £28.45 (was £49.99)
Price: £28.45 (was £49.99)
HisensePrice: £339.50 (was £598.98)
We think this 55-inch Hisense TV is great, and at a discount it’s even better. Filmmaker mode, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos are a perfect pairing for watching the latest 4K movies and shows the way they were supposed to be seen.
Price: £339.50 (was £598.98)
LGPrice: £79.99 (was £149.99)
Now under £100, this soundbar from LG promises immersive sound in a sleek, simple setup.
Price: £79.99 (was £149.99)
Meta QuestMixed reality is increasingly used for movie watching, game playing and even fitness. This headset is now on offer and comes with a three months trial of Meta Horizon+.
Apple A beautifully vibrant, high contrast Super Retina XDR display makes this iPhone 16e a great option for watching your favourite shows on the go. It’s one of several rarely seen Apple Amazon Prime Day deals.
AmazonAn always popular Prime Day tech deal, the Echo Pop is an unobtrusive Bluetooth smart speaker that is better than half-price in the sale.
SamsungPrice: £141.55 (was £249.99)
Samsung is a familiar name when it comes to gaming monitors, and this one is currently discounted by £100. If you’re more likely to game on the go, there also some Prime Day gaming laptop deals that shouldn’t be overlooked.
Price: £141.55 (was £249.99)
BOIFUNPrice: £98.98 (was £129.99)
For fans of physical media, you can pick up this excellent portable DVD player, now with its price slashed by a quarter. The rechargeable battery lasts about six hours, so you can watch a few movies before topping it up.
Price: £98.98 (was £129.99)
AmazonPrice: £459.99 (was £749.99)
A 55-inch TV is always a popular size for living rooms, and this 4K QLED set is over a third off.
Price: £459.99 (was £749.99)
SonyPrice: £179.55 (was £269)
When we reviewed the Sony Bravia Theatre U we found that it offered great Dolby Atmos sound in a portable and lightweight package.
Price: £179.55 (was £269)
HisensePrice: £61.75 (was £118)
With nearly 50 per cent off this Hisense soundbar, it’s an excellent choice for those looking to upgrade the convenience of their audio setup. It has a built-in subwoofer, so it won’t take up as much room as some other soundbars.
Price: £61.75 (was £118)
AmazonPrice: £27.99 (was £59.99)
There’s 53 per cent off this Amazon Fire TV stick. It’s the latest generation and supports Dolby Vision and Atmos.
Price: £27.99 (was £59.99)
NEBULAPrice: £357.99 (was £499.99)
With over £100 now off this mini projector, you can take your favourite shows and movies on the go with you. It even has built-in Netflix, and the sound quality is solid too. We reviewed the Nebula Capsule Air, which is also on sale.
Price: £357.99 (was £499.99)
TCLPrice: £787 (was £1,099)
TCL often appears among our guides to the best TVs. At 85 inches, this is certainly on the larger side… If you want to save on a massive telly, this could be your chance.
Price: £787 (was £1,099)
BenQPrice: £69.99 (was £84.99)
A monitor with eye-care features is always a good choice for a screen to go between work and gaming. The BenQ GW2491E has anti-flicker and low blue light technology to lower the chance of eye strain.
Price: £69.99 (was £84.99)
ULTIMEAPrice: £237.98 (was £299.99)
For those looking for an easy way to create a home cinema setup, there’s a great discount on this soundbar and set of speakers. It comes with four wired surround sound speakers, a centre speaker and a subwoofer.
Price: £237.98 (was £299.99)
Anker SoundcorePrice: £54.99 (was £89.99)
If you’re interested in noise-cancelling headphones, these Bluetooth ones have over £30 off their initial price. Even with the noise cancellation turned on, the charge should last upwards of 40 hours.
Price: £54.99 (was £89.99)
LGPrice: £1,599 (was £2,599)
A 77-inch display is always a sight to behold, which is why we always look for good deals and savings on them. With possibly the largest discount we’ve seen the during Prime Day sale, this LG TV has a beautiful OLED screen that we adore.
Price: £1,599 (was £2,599)
What is Prime Day?
Amazon Prime Day is an annual Amazon shopping event. It features major discounts and special deals on a wide range of products across the Amazon website. Only Amazon Prime members can access these special offers (but it’s easy to start an Amazon Prime trial if you’re not currently a subscriber).
While it’s called Prime ‘Day’ the event often lasts longer than 24 hours. Amazon Prime Day 2025 runs from the 8th to the 11th July, so it’s live now.
Several types of products feature in the Prime Day event, including homeware, clothing, toys, beauty and, most importantly for us, Amazon devices (Echo, Fire TV, Kindle, etc) and other electronics.
How to find the best Amazon Prime Day tech deals
As well as our breakdown of the best deals for film fans, TV lovers and gamers, we’ll also send out a newsletter with the latest information and relevant discounts. Sign up to the Empire newsletter now to avoid missing out.
Here are some other tips on how to discover the bargains which are right for you:
Watch A Deal: You can preview, track and shop limited time Lightning Deals with help from the alerts on the website as well as in the Amazon app.
Deal Alerts: Subscribe and receive deal alert notifications for recently searched and viewed items onsite and in the app. Visit the Amazon Prime Day event page on the Amazon Shopping app to create deal alerts and receive push notifications during the event.
Wish List: Add items to your Wish List and receive notifications if your top picks are included in an Amazon Prime Day deal.
We’d also encourage use of tools such as CamelCamelCamel and Keepa. These confirm how low the price of items are relative to other times of the year and ensure that you’re truly getting the best Amazon Prime Day deals.
What date is Amazon Prime Day 2025?
Amazon Prime Day is, in fact, four days this year. Prime members can shop deals from 8 July to 11 July, meaning the deals are active now.
When does Prime Day end?
Amazon Prime Day ends on Friday 11 July. Several offers that were available at the start of the sale are now out of stock, so if you see something that you’ve been looking to buy, now’s the time.
Is Prime Day two times a year?
No, Amazon Prime Day is once a year. However, since 2022, Amazon has also had another major sales event with Prime-exclusive deals. Normally occurring in the autumn, this is known as Prime Big Deal Days. This is in addition to a Spring sale and Black Friday events.
Is the Amazon Prime Day only for Prime members?
Yes, Amazon Prime Day deals are for Amazon Prime members. However, anyone without an active membership can begin one via a free trial of Amazon Prime.
David Ker is a journalist with a decade’s experience in print and digital publishing. He appreciates technology made with its environmental impact in mind and which presents him a further means to pursue his love of music, reading, games, TV and film. Above all, with so many options out there, he’s interested in products that display something out of the ordinary and offer value for money. Hard to please, he assures Empire readers that he’ll be a discerning critic on their behalf.
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