Best Amazon Prime Day deals LIVE: Last chance to save on Apple, Nintendo Switch and more – UK Times

Always wanted a reMarkable digital notebook? The company has slashed its range for Prime Day, including the reMarkable 2.

reMarkable 2 essentials bundle: Was £549, now £439.99, Amazon.co.uk

The reMarkable gives you the feeling of writing on paper but on a tablet. You can organise your notes digitally, annotate PDFs and convert handwritten notes into typed text. Better yet, this bundle includes the Marker Plus pen with built-in eraser and the premium leather folio, so you’re getting everything you need in one package.

As the temperature soars, deals on fans are getting snapped up. If you’re scrambling for a good price on one, Lucy Smith is tracking all the models to shop in her live blog:

If you’re a Le Creuset obsessive, and if you can’t get enough of the brand’s cookware, have I found the deal for you.

Le Creuset toughened non-stick 26cm shallow frying pan: Was £89, now £75.95, Amazon.co.uk

Cooking expert Alicia Miller tested this pan and found everything from sauted green beans to delicate sea bass slid off with ease. At less than £80, get this tasty saving while you can.

The Kindle Paperwhite has just had a further price cut for the final day of Amazon Prime. Tech expert Thomas Deehan named the Kindle Paperwhite his top premium pick in our guide to the best ereaders, praising it as “the most luxurious way of experiencing Amazon’s library of ebooks”.

Thomas gave the Kindle Paperwhite five stars in his review, singling out the larger 7in display and adjustable warm light, which makes reading before bed much easier on the eyes. “As a new father who only has time to read during the early hours of the morning or when I’m settling into bed, the warm light on the Kindle Paperwhite is much appreciated,” he said.

Electric toothbrushes deals have been strong this Amazon Prime Day – but that doesn’t mean all are worth your money. For the best deals read our guide linked below which features the standout discounts like the Oral-B iO3 which has been slashed in price.

Oral-B iO3 electric toothbrush: Was £175, now £59.99, Amazon.co.uk

In her Oral-B iO3 review, expert tester Lucy Smith wrote: “I enjoyed everything from the quadpacer vibrations that prompt you to move to the next section of your mouth to the pressure sensor light beneath the brush head, which gives a clear visual cue if you’re brushing too hard or too lightly.” Plus, she added that it’s two-week battery life meant it was “more than dependable” for daily use.

As it attaches to prams and bed frames, the Momcozy fan has been designed with prams and babies in mind, but you can equally attach it to other things. Right now, there’s a very welcome discount on the portable cooling device.

Momcozy portable pram fan: Was £25.99, now £20.18, Amazon.co.uk

The flexible tripod design of this hot weather companion was praised in our review of the best fans. Home appliance expert Joanne Lewsley said: “You can bend and wrap it around almost anything, and the 360-degree adjustable head means you’re not stuck with airflow in one direction”. t also has a good battery life and comes with a handy built-in night light.

The latest iteration is “a huge step up from the gen 3 across the board – the design, battery life, features and in-app experience have all improved”, said The Independent’s fitness and wellbeing expert Emilie Lavinia in her review of the Oura ring 4. Right now, it’s more than 50 per cent off making the price considerably less eye-watering.

“The price of the Oura ring may put some people off, but I’d argue this is a more lifestyle-led tracker than most,” said Emilie Lavinia.

“It’s a more valuable investment for regular people who want to take charge of their health, work with the AI coach, and share reports with their doctor. It doesn’t seem as exclusive or athlete-focused as many other wearables.”

If you’re lining up your evening entertainment you’re in luck as Amazon is offering up to 50 per cent off films and TV shows for Prime members.

From the award-winning Hamnet, to Bluey and Yellowstone, there’s something for everyone.

If you need some new cans, tech critic Alex Lee recommends these as a budget-friendly option. Of course now that they’re on sale, they’re even more of a steal.

Anker Soundcore space Q45 wireless headphones: Was £139.99, now £74.99, Amazon.co.uk

“The Soundcore Q45 is a very impressive offering, delivering premium-level features and specs at a fraction of the cost”, Alex wrote in his review of the best wireless headphones. The sound quality is great: “Tunes sounded expansive, with rich-sounding vocals and crisp highs.” he added: “BassUp really helped propel the lows in some of my favourite drum-heavy tracks.”

If you’re in the market for a new phone, tech expert Steve Hogarty says the Google Pixel 10 Pro is “the most impressive Android yet”.

In his review of the best phones for 2026, Steve noted the Premium, stylish design, improved cameras and brighter screen, and the slick new Android 16 interface. The “upgrade to Google’s new Tensor G5 processor enables a set of on-device AI features that are genuinely useful in day-to-day life”, he said. The cameras are impressive too: “Photography is still a strong point for the Pixel, capturing stunningly detailed and well-processed shots.”