E2/2: 20% Off Everything @ boots.com - 2 Days Only inc Ipods, PSP's, PS2's etc!

rchddap1

Yo-yo syndrome.....

Dalkirst

PhantomPower wrote:

Dalkirst there's a further review of the Zen M here

http://www.pocket-lint.co.uk/review.php?reviewId=1341

Thanks i read that last night good reviews aswell:)

bambixxx

Can i please ask where is the elusive discount board?

mew

bambixxx wrote:

Can i please ask where is the elusive discount board?

Here

bambixxx

where is this elusive voucher board where i can get the boots 10% code? please

bambixxx

oh thank you so so so so much!!!!

JCL

mew wrote:

Sony PSP for £143.99!
Sony PS2 for 83.99!

Shame the Xbox 360 is out of stock - now that would have been a real bargain. Is a good price for the PSP though. Wouldn't bother with PS2.

biglugs

PSP Value packs all gone

BUT - still some good deals out there, especially if you combine with some of the other offers.
I just ordered:
1 x No 7 Day cream (£11.50)
1 x No 7 Pressed powder (£9.50)
2 x boxes tissues (BOGOF) (£1.60)
1 x Gilette Razor (£3.99)
2 x Gilette Anti-perspirant (£5.80)
1 x L'Oreal Shaving Gel (£2.99)
4 x Pantene 2in1 shampoo 400ml (£11.96)
2 x Pantene conditioner (£5.98)
Total cost normally £53.32, using one of the vouchers the cost was £42.99
But in addition you get:
400 points (more than £10 on men's products)
500 points (more than £15 on haircare)
Free No. 7 bag of goodies worth (allegedly) £33
Total points - 1,104
making the total cost of the above effectively £31.95 for £53.32 of goods, all of which we need, and that doesn't include my Quidco cashback.

pepperoni_2

Going through Quidco and using the 10% off code and including your advantage points will give you a Nikon D50 SLR with DX lens for a very nice £362...must be a bargain!!

xueta

Hi,

Has anyone ordered this item from Boots: Cinergy Plug-In Digital TV Receiver For PC / Laptop

The reason I ask is because...
Is this the Digital Only tuner as suggested by the title or the Hybrid model (i.e. both analogue TV and DVB-T signal) as suggested by the description?

If it's the former then it's not as good as the Freecom USB tuner, but if it's the latter (i.e. capable of receiving both analogue and Freeview TV) then it'll be useful for analogue TV reception in areas without Freeview reception AND is a good price with 20% discount (£56 before points)

...dare I risk it? Are items easily returned if it turns out to be the wrong item? :think:

Decisions, decisions!