31 best Amazon Prime Day deals on products our shopping experts have tried and tested

Get set to save some serious money, as it's day three of Amazon's popular annualPrime Day sale, and it's the perfect time to shop for all your summer essentials, from beauty and tech to homeware and gardening gear.

Whether you need a new fan, garden furniture, plants or beauty product top-up, you'll find thousands of products slashed in price during this mega-sale, which is running until Friday 11 July.

And if you need some help filtering out the offers, The Mirror's team of shopping experts – who have been covering Prime Day sales for years – have rounded up the very best deals worth buying, including on products they've tried, tested and loved themselves, with many items at the cheapest price they've been all year.

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Best Amazon Prime Day 2025 deals Best tech deals

• Apple AirTag: Was £35, now £28

• Jugeman Store Smart Watch: Was £99.99, now £23.99

• soundcore by Anker P20i True Wireless Earbuds: Was £29.99, now £15.98

• Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds: Was £229, now £179

• HP Chromebook 14": Was £249.99, now £139.99

• Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids tablet: Was £149.99, now £59.99

• Apple iPhone 16e 256GB in White: Was £699, now £594

• Amazon Kindle Scribe: Was £379.99, now £267.99

Best homeware deals

• Shark FlexBreeze TableMate Cordless Fan: Was £149.99, now £99.99

• Ninja CRISPi Portable Air Fryer: Was £179.99, now £124

• Nespresso Vertuo Next coffee machine with milk frother: Was £199, now £89

• Ninja Woodfire Pro Connect XL Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker: Was £539.99, now £399.99

• Ninja Thirsti Water Bottle and Flask: Was £34.99, now £19.99

• Philips 3000 Series Handheld Steamer: Was £37.99, now £26

• Gozney Roccbox Pizza Oven: Was £399.99, now £319.99

Best gardening deals

• SMILOVII 24V Cordless Strimmer: Was £89.99, now £42.49

• Flexi Hose Expandable Garden Hose: Was £34.99, now £19.99

• Wet & Forget Mould, Lichen & Algae Remover: Was £35.99, now £22.01

Best beauty deals

• Olay Super Serum: Was £39.99, now £19.98

• Remington Shine Therapy Hair Straightener: Was £79.99, now £19.66

• Sarah Jessica Parker Lovely Eau de Parfum 200ml: Was £95.79, now £20.50

• Braun IPL Silk-Expert Pro 5: Was £610, now £299.99

• Foreo Bear Smart Microcurrent Face Device: Was £319, now £167

• Isle of Paradise Self Tan Mousse: Was £15.26, now £9.50

• Vera Wang Women's Flower Princess Eau de Toilette: Was £34, now £16.30

• Revlon Salon One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumiser: Was £49.99, now £27.99

• L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Filler Replumping Water Cream: Was £29.99, now £13.79

• Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask with Under-Eye Cooling: Was £299.99, now £264.95

• Wonderskin Wonder Blading Lip Stain Peel Off Masque: Was £18, now £13.68

Best fashion deals

• Yankony Underseat Cabin Bag: Was £29.99, now £16.99

• Levi's Women's 80s Mom Jeans: Was £99, now £39.67

• Radley London Henrietta Place Tote Bag: Was £259, now £79

soundcore by Anker P20i True Wireless Earbuds

Was £29.99, now £15.98

Affiliate lead Tom Capon says: "I was genuinely shockedby the quality of the sound. It's crisp and clear, especially in the vocals. The bass is pretty good (I just tested them on Muse's Plug In Baby and while I didn't feel it thumping into my soul, it definitely tapped). I highly recommend as low cost earphones.

"If you want that thumping bass I would recommend, instead, a speaker or over ear headphones - my low cost ones are these PowerLocus bluetooth headphones, £16.99 on Amazon."

Ninja CRISPi Portable Air Fryer

Was £179.99, now £124

Technology editor Dave Snelling says: "It's a really neat appliance, but what surprised me the most was how well it cooked the food.

"The CRISPi will not replace my oven, and I haven't used it every day, but if you get in late and want some fish fingers, oven chips or morning hash browns to help the hangover, it's so much better than a conventional oven. You don't have to pre-heat it, the food tastes better, it's cheaper to run and makes far less mess. I even managed to roast a small (2.2lb) whole chicken in it, which tasted as good — if not better—than my high-end NEFF oven."

Remington Shine Therapy Hair Straightener

Was £79.99, now £19.66

Beauty & wellness editor Laura Mulley says: "Despite having fairly simple buttons, they're not the most intuitive to use at first. I think they're the only straighteners I've had to read the instructions of!

"However once I'd (very quickly) figured them out, they were a dream to use; they glided smoothly over the hair with no dragging or snagging, and didn't need more than a couple of passes over each section to leave it straight, swishy and shiny. It eliminated any frizz, without leaving strands feeling sizzled or too hot.

"While I'm not sure if these would be advanced enough to handle very thick, coarse or curly hair, if you're after a simple tool for under £20 that straighteners quickly and efficiently, these get the thumbs up from me."

Nespresso Vertuo Next coffee machine with milk frother

Was £199, now £89

Laura says: "If you're a coffee connoisseur, you'll love the brews that the Vertuo makes; they are, in my opinion, far superior to the original Nespresso machine. It's also handy to just have one button to press instead of selecting your size, and the machine slides the used pod back into the empties bucket in a very slick and satisfying way.

"I had previously tried the smaller Vertuo Pop (currently also hugely reduced) and I initially didn't see why the bigger device could be better, but little things like the adjustable cup tray and bigger compartment for used pods did actually make a difference.

"The biggest downside to the Vertuo machines is that you can only use Vertuo pods, which are currently only available through Nespresso. These are more expensive, and non-compostable – although I've bought this nifty little £12.99 device so I can recycle them at home."

Ninja Woodfire Pro Connect XL Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker

Was £539.99, now £399.99

Commerce writer Chris Hall says: "The Ninja Woodfire is a versatile piece of kit, boasting a variety of cooking functions. These are easily controlled by the dial and buttons on the front, making it a breeze to preheat and cook exactly to your liking.

"Unlike a traditional charcoal barbecue – such as, for example, the Weber, available from Argos – lighting the Woodfire is a doddle, meaning you'll be ready to cook in roughly 15 minutes.

"The smart part – and the feature that lends the Woodfire its name – is the hopper on the side of the lid where you can add flavoured wood pellets. These will ignite and burn, with the smoke being drawn into the Ninja and circulated with your food. This adds a fantastic aroma, enhances flavour and brings a bit of excitement to your outdoor cooking.

"It's not cheap (although it is does currently have £140 off), but if you love cooking and eating outdoors in summer, you'll get so much use out of this multi-way cooker, which can grill, smoker, air fry, roast, bake, dehydrate and reheat, all in one."

Isle of Paradise Self Tan Mousse

Was £15.26, now £9.50

Laura says: "This is one of my all-time favourite self-tans – and popular with other members of our beauty team too – so I'll be stocking up this Prime Day now that it's on sale (this photo above is of the clear mousse, but the tinted one is equally as good). It blends in well and leaves a very natural colour, giving me the confidence to get my normally pasty legs out in shorts over summer."

Philips 3000 Series Handheld Steamer

Was £37.99, now £26

Senior shopping writer Faith Richardson says: "It folds up into a very neat little bundlethat I can fit in one hand, making it a very reasonable size that would even fit into hand luggage or an overnight bag. It’s also super quick and easy to use, and is ready to go in minutes.

"It took around five minutes to have completely steamed the creases out of my white shirt (although it may leave a few splutters on silk or sating items), which is ideal for last minute plans or giving your outfit a quick refresh before heading out the door."

Apple iPhone 16e 128GB

Was £599, now £494

Dave says: "There's no question that it's a very nice device. It gets a premium design covered in toughened Ceramic Shield glass and surrounded in aero-space grade aluminium.

"There's a soft matte finish on the rear case that looks stylish and stops those mucky fingerprints from ruining the look. Spin the iPhone 16e around, and you'll be treated to a 6.1-inch Super Reina XDR screen, which is perfect for a boxset binge, sending texts, or doomscrolling on TikTok. It does lack upgrades such as Apple's clever Dynamic Island notch which transforms to show information as you use different apps and services.

"It's worth noting the 16e now beats the standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 as those older call makers will never get access to Apple Intelligence as they simply aren't powerful enough."

Shark CryoGlow LED Face Mask with Under-Eye Cooling

Was £299.99, now £238.49

Head of shopping Zoe Cripps says: "After three months of using Shark's CryoGlow Maskat least five times per week – I've been very diligent – I'm really happy to report I've seen some great changes to my skin. A combination of using both the anti-ageing red light and the blemish-reducing blue light has meant my skin looks much more even, less blotchy and has become less prone to breakouts and red marks. It has also helped reduce the redness from the frequent bouts of rosacea I'm prone to on my cheeks."

Amazon Kindle Scribe

Was £379.99, now £267.99

Gaming and tech writer James Ide says: "The Kindle Scribe is easily the most exciting e-reader to come along since its inception with its larger size giving you more room to read, write and draw.

"The display makes reading an absolute pleasure with its sharp e-ink screen, and backlighting is easy on the eyes as a dyslexic – I find it easier to read than paper.

"Drawing on the display felt amazing and while it isn’t quite as fast or fluid as drawing on paper it’s getting really close and was comfortable and incredibly accurate."

Wonderskin Wonder Blading Lip Stain Peel Off Masque

Was £18, now £13.68

Shopping writer Meghan Coon says: "I can't believe how long the Wonderskin stain lasted; it survived for hours without so much as fading, I even woke up with it still vibrant and in place the following morning. Not to mention, I got plenty of compliments from loved ones and strangers alike, commenting on how stunning the shade was and how impressive its longevity was."

When is Amazon Prime Day 2025?

Amazon's annual Prime Day 2025began at 00:01 on Tuesday 8 July and will run until 23:59 on Friday 11 July – running over four days for the first time ever. This gives shoppers even longer to shop for a bargain – although be aware that prices may change, or deals may end early, over this period.

What is included in the Amazon Prime Day 2025 sale?

We've already been seeing thousands of top products reduced across pretty much every category: homeware, tech, beauty, gardening, fashion and more. As we're reaching the height of summer, there are loads of offers on warm weather essentials, such as fans, sun creams and gardening tools (see above for our top picks).

How do I access these deals?

To shop these deals when they launch you'll need to be an Amazon Prime member. Membership costs £8.99 a month and gets your loads of perks, including next day delivery on thousands of items plus access to Prime Video, where you can watch hit TV shows such as Clarkson's Farm and Molly-Mae: Behind It All.

If you're not yet a member, you can sign up here for a 30-day free trial.

Don't forget that Amazon isn't the only place where you'll find a great deal this summer. Lookfantastic and Boots always run plenty of offers on beauty (including the super-popular Boots £10 Tuesday on today), Boden is currently running a huge sale, and Yimbly, the shopping platform owned by The Mirror's parent company Reach Plc, has lots of garden furniture at excellent prices.