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Abha Shah and Georgie Darling

Amazon Boxing Day sales 2024: Here are the best deals on tech, homeware and more

If Black Friday and Cyber Monday didn’t quite scratch that bargain-hunting itch, Amazon’s Boxing Day Sale is here to finish the job - and then some.

The e-commerce giant is pulling out all the stops for 2024, offering unbeatable deals across every category imaginable. Whether you're looking to upgrade your tech, stock up on household essentials or splurge on a little post-Christmas treat for yourself, Amazon’s deals will have you clicking “add to cart” faster than you can say, “Alexa, find me a bargain.”

This year, savvy shoppers can expect jaw-dropping discounts on the latest gadgets, with top-tier brands like Apple, Samsung and Bose leading the charge. From AirPods to smartwatches, and even the latest home tech like Ring doorbells or Echo Show devices, the tech lineup is hard to beat.

It’s not all about screens and circuits, though - home and lifestyle enthusiasts are in for a treat, too. Think luxury bedding from Utopia, Dyson vacuums to make cleaning feel borderline glamorous and Le Creuset cookware that’s perfect for elevating your 2025 kitchen goals. For beauty lovers, look for savings on trending skincare and makeup brands, including The Ordinary, Laneige and Olaplex.

Fitness resolutions? Covered. Expect heavy discounts on smart fitness devices like Fitbit and Garmin, alongside gym equipment that turns your living room into a wellness haven. Plus, families won’t want to miss deals on bestselling toys, from LEGO to Fisher-Price, making it a prime time to plan for birthdays well into the year.

But the real magic of Amazon’s Boxing Day Sale? The speed and convenience of it all. Scroll on to discover the best Amazon deals we’ve scouted.

Luckily sales are in full flow, allowing you to zip through your most-wanted list for less and guarantee big smiles come the crucial moment. The biggest and baddest of them all? It’s got to be the internet’s everything store: Amazon

Thanks mostly in part to the sheer level of goods available, many with express Prime delivery, you can shop for practically anything and everything here, all under one digital roof and have it arrive the very next day. From own-brand tech like Kindles, Fire TV devices and Echoes to jewellery, fashion, food and homeware, Amazon’s inventory will put the sparkle in your tinsel. 

Meta Quest 3

Best for: Joining the mind-blowing metaverse

No, not a PS5 and now an Xbox Series X, but rather the very latest entry point into the world of VR gaming, the Meta Quest 3; and what an entry point it is too as having been hands-on and head-in with the device, I can quite honestly and emphatically say that I’m a complete and utter convert.

Currently costing about the same as the console twins, what you get in the box is the headset with the standard pre-installed facial interface, 2x Touch Plus controllers and power gubbins, so all quite simple and straightforward. Then you download the Meta Quest app on your phone, install some apps, slip on the headset and slip seamlessly into the virtual world.

Using mixed reality, you can let the Quest 3 measure and map the movable space within the room or do it manually, then bring up the virtual control panel to select games, TV streaming channels or, well, all manner of marvellous things to get started. Naturally, I waded straight in with some battle royales.

Games cost anything from free to around £30 for heavy hitters like Resident Evil and The Walking Dead, or up to £45 for stunning new stuff like Asgard’s Wrath 2. All of which are – and I can’t stress this enough – utterly thrilling to play.

With an adjustable head-strap, it’s simple to find a comfortable fit, and the ergonomic controls are intuitive to use.

While I’ll never abandon console or PC play, the Meta Quest 3 has dazzled me and thoroughly turned my head with its truly immersive play, sucking me in with its irresistible succubus charms.

Finally, I should probably mention that, yes, you can do much more than just play games with the Meta Quest 3, with other equally amazing work and entertainment options available.

Was: £619.99

Buy now £468.48, Amazon

Google Pixel 8

Tired of your old handset? Google’s Pixel 8 has some incredible features including cutting-edge photo and video, a bright 6.2-inch display and battery power that lasts up to 72 hours.

Was: £699

Buy now £449.00, Amazon

Amazon Echo Dot

For the smartest clock around, look no further than Amazon’s Echo which acts as a PA to tell you the time, the weather, traffic updates, or answer any random questions that pop into your head, like “Can dogs understand each other?”. You can also use it as a speaker and to control compatible tech, like lighting and heating. Available in three colours, it’s currently more than half-price.

Was: £54.99

Buy now £24.99, Amazon

Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker & Frozen Dessert Maker with 3 Tubs

A hot weather essential - especially if you’ve got a sweet tooth - the CREAMi is the latest wonder gadget from Ninja, the makers behind some of the country’s leading air fryers. If you’re looking for dessert, this baby does it all with seven modes to make everything from ice cream and gelato to sorbets, milkshakes, smoothies and more. For slushies, add cubes of ice and your flavourings before mixing. It will be loud, but then again, anything crushing ice is going to be.

Was £199.99

Buy now £141.99, Amazon

Instant Pot Duo V2 7-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker

Long story short: when Instant Pot first debuted in the US, they all sold out. So why the cult following? The Instant Pot is a multi-cooker that can perform seven jobs in one pot; electric pressure cooker, slow cooker, steamer, rice cooker, yogurt maker, sauté pan, and warming pot.

Easy to use, easy to clean, just whack a bunch of veg, meat or lentils into the pot as you leave for work and come home to a hard earned meal you didn’t have to cook. The hype is real.

Was: £89.99

Buy now £74.93, Amazon

eufy Omni C20 Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Still vacuuming your own floors? It's time to recruit the robots to do the boring household chores. This robot vacuum will not only clean your floors of everyday dirt and grime, but it can even mop them too, offering a superior clean - and all without barely lifting a finger. It will also empty itself when the job is done. You'll wonder how you lived without it.

Was: £619.99

Buy now £399.00, Amazon

Vax Blade 4 Pet and Car Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

Pet hair has an irritating way of working itself over all surfaces, from the sofa to the car. Get your home and motor looking clean again thanks to VAX Blade which uses powerful suction to scoop up dirt, hair and other grime. It's now 45 per cent off the RRP.

Was: £299.99

Buy now £224.95, Amazon

Ring Battery Video Doorbell (2024 release)

Hawker of practically everything under the sun, Amazon has had its beady eye trained on the home security game for nearly a decade now (the first model launched in 2014).

The latest iteration comes with head-to-toe viewing with crystal clear HD clarity, a long-lasting built-in battery and a free 30-day trial of Ring Protect so you can try it out for size with everything beamed to an app for easy viewing.

As for the DIY? Done in five minutes flat.

Was: £99.99

Buy now £69.99, Amazon

Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial, 75cl

Clash beautifully with your table decorations this Christmas with a flute of Moet’s rose Champagne in your hand. Best served chilled.

Was: £49.50

Buy now £39.99, Amazon

Lanson Le Black Label Brut 75cl

With New Year’s Eve on the horiszon, we’d say Champagne season is only just beginning. Now’s the time to add a few more bottles to your stockpile.

Was: £37.99

Buy now £30.00, Amazon

Canti - Prosecco D.O.C. Millesimato

With so many parties and soirees coming up, ensure guests are suitably quenched with a bulk buy of this sparkling prosecco.

Was: £59

Buy now £44.84, Amazon

ELEMIS Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm

The sumptuous balm of Elemis’ cult cleanser will make the twice-daily process a luxury experience. From its delicious rose fragrance offering a fresh scent to the rich oily texture that removes makeup, dirt and grime, it feels decadent and nourishing on the complexion.

The balm is enriched with nine essential oils, 20 varieties of English roses and transforms from a balm to an oil as it touches the skin and then into a milk when water is added.

Was: £48

Buy now £36.75, Amazon

Neal's Yard Remedies Bee Lovely Nourishing Collection

New year, new resolutions to moisturise daily. Skin is the body's largest organ after all - it needs proper TLC and Neal's Yard has just the gentle remedy in this nourishing, Shea Butter-enriched collection. The All Over Balm is made for chapped and wind-burned patches.

Was: £25

Buy now £19.00, Amazon

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