Amazon boxing Day Deals Week

pancakes87

anyone think a kitchen aid may go up again?!?!

sly_dog_jonah

thekitkatshuffler wrote: »

Great to hear it worked out well for you in the end. I'll be selling my current telly for a couple of hundred quid, plus my regular bluray player, so all in I reckon I'll be paying around £400 for the telly, bluray player and 2 sets of glasses. :beer:

Don't forget to apply for these deals off Panasonic too. You probably won't get the warranty as it says for TVs bought in-store, but worth chancing your arm I guess. But the Avatar 3D bluray and Star Wars Trilogy are nice freebies.

Have ready filled out the star wars form, but thanks for the avatar heads up :-) looks like the 5yr warranty is a non-starter, shame! Amazon's Squaretrade warranties don't look very good value, shame there isn't more competition in the after sale warranty market.

Our 1yr old bluray player goes for about £60-80 on eBay, and only cost £100, happy days. Our tv is a 6yr old hand me down though, so it's moving to the bedroom.

anna_grant

Got the Sekonda Party Time Watch I wanted - told myself that if it came down to less than £15, I would buy it and it came down to £14.18.

leo~saphira

Got the sneak preview email last night at 11pm for next set of deals for tomorrow - a Canon 600d camera Kit in that list (woohoo as been looking for one)

Current prices:

Canon EOS 600D Digital SLR Camera (inc. 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II Lens Kit) - £599.99

Canon EOS 600D Digital SLR Camera (Incl. 18-135 f/3.5-5.6 IS II Lens Kit) - £769.99

Canon EOS 600D Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) - £569.99



So will be watching like a hawk to see if they bump up the price and then drop it as a "discount"

rmwebs

Word of warning, some of the 'lightning deals' are not really that good. One such example are the Senheiser CX300-II headphones that just started. 2 months ago Amazon were selling them for £9.99, they then put the price back up and obviously reduced it for the sale, but not back down to £9.99

A very similar model are for sale for £12.99 in the Play sale: http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/26954681/Sennheiser-CX300-Eco-Ear-Canal-Headphones-White/Product.html?searchstring=&searchtype=allproducts&searchsource=2&searchfilters=ae212%7b646996%7d%2bc%7b321%7d%2b&urlrefer=search

(note, I dont recommend either sets as they are terrible quality - read the reviews and you'll note that in nearly all cases, they break after a couple of months)

Basically before going for one of the lightning deals, look around - you'll probably find it cheaper elsewhere. It happened with a 40" TV yesterday - it was £50 cheaper at Currys of all places!

Meadows

rmwebs wrote: »

Word of warning, some of the 'lightning deals' are not really that good. One such example are the Senheiser CX300-II headphones that just started. 2 months ago Amazon were selling them for £9.99, they then put the price back up and obviously reduced it for the sale, but not back down to £9.99

Deals are what they seems to be, I bought a set of cook books in the Black Friday sale, paid £25.99, after the BF sale they are selling for £14.99! :mad:

Bought hand creams for £9.99 they are selling on the site for £8.80!

spookybuffy

http://www.amazon.co.uk/deals-offers-savings/b/ref=cs_top_nav_gb27?ie=UTF8&node=350613011


11 seasons plus 2 bouns discs.

luxor4t

Link takes you to a home page with various offers - the older package at £88.47 or newer package at £96.99. no sign of the half-price.

spookybuffy

its on the todays deals page then on the today lighting deals bar. its in the middle of the today deals page. hope it helps

manxcat2011

Why would anyone pay nearly £50 for a 90 minute dvd?