15 tech and gaming deals worth clearing your basket for this Prime Big Deal Days
From £65 off a Switch 2 to a 75-inch QLED for under £600 and £300 off a Galaxy S25, these are the October discounts we’d actually spend our own money on.
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Prime Big Deal Days lands on 6 and 7 October, and with it comes the usual avalanche of “deals” that turn out to be last year’s price with a red label slapped on. We’ve done the sifting for you. Every pick below comes from a brand we trust, carries a customer rating above 4 stars, and sits at a price that makes a genuine difference. Some of these discounts are live already, so if something catches your eye, there’s no prize for waiting.
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Nintendo Switch 2
Sixty-five pounds off a console this new is not something we expected to see before Christmas. The 7.9-inch 1080p screen runs at up to 120Hz in handheld mode, it pushes 4K to the telly when docked, and the magnetic Joy-Con 2 controllers snap on with a satisfying click that never gets old. With 256GB of storage on board, you’ll fit a decent library before you need a microSD Express card. If there’s a gamer on your Christmas list, this is the one to grab now and hide in the wardrobe.
£354.99 (was £419.99), Amazon UK
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight (PS5)
Gotham has never looked so clickable. TT Games has built its most ambitious LEGO world yet, letting you swing across an open city and pull from decades of Batman history, with all the slapstick humour the series is loved for. It holds a 4.6-star rating from players, and at well under its £59.99 list price it’s the easiest impulse buy on this page. Perfect for parents who want something they’ll secretly enjoy just as much as the kids.
£36.84 (RRP £59.99), Amazon UK
Sony DualSense Wireless Controller, Techno Red
A second controller is the upgrade nobody thinks about until a friend comes round and has to watch. The adaptive triggers tighten as you draw a bowstring and the haptic motors let you feel rain pattering on your palms, which is the kind of detail that makes PS5 games feel like PS5 games. This Techno Red finish is a properly bold alternative to the standard white, and £15 off makes it a sensible moment to buy.
£59.95 (was £74.99), Amazon UK
Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless Controller for Switch 2
Joy-Cons are clever, but a full-sized pad makes a long Mario Kart session far kinder on the hands. Turtle Beach’s officially licensed controller uses TMR magnetic thumbsticks that are built to resist the drift that plagues cheaper pads, and there’s a dedicated C button for jumping into GameChat. At £15 off, it’s an easy way to get a second player on the sofa without paying first-party prices.
£34.99 (was £49.99), Amazon UK
Nex Playground
Getting kids off the sofa while they play games sounds like a contradiction, but this little camera box pulls it off. Nex Playground tracks your whole body with on-device AI, so there are no controllers, wristbands or wearables to lose down the back of the sofa: you simply stand in front of the TV and move. The base system is down 20% to £215 through 10 October, and during Prime Big Deal Days members can also save 20% on bundles that include the Play Pass games library. The Playground plus 3-Month Play Pass drops to £252 (MSRP £314.99), while the 12-Month bundle falls to £288 (MSRP £359.99). If you know the family will play all year, the 12-month bundle is the smarter buy.
£214.99 (was £269), Amazon UK
Kit out the battle station
Logitech G502 X Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse
The G502 shape has been a favourite of competitive players for years, and this wireless version keeps everything that made it great. The HERO 25K sensor tracks with surgical precision, the hybrid optical-mechanical switches give each click a crisp, fast response, and the battery stretches to around 140 hours, so you’ll forget where the charging cable lives. Over £30 off brings it into territory where cheaper rivals stop making sense.
£79.49 (was £109.99), Amazon UK
Samsung 990 PRO 1TB NVMe SSD
Modern games are enormous, and nothing kills the mood like deleting an old favourite to make space for a new one. With read speeds of up to 7,450MB/s, the 990 PRO loads levels in a blink in a gaming PC and also works as PS5 expansion storage (fit it with a heatsink for the console). More than 13,000 reviews averaging 4.7 stars tell you all you need to know about its reliability. SSD prices have climbed this year, so a discount of over £60 is worth taking seriously.
£188.99 (was £251.49), Amazon UK
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5P Wireless
Built for PS5 but happy with almost anything, this headset runs a 2.4GHz connection and Bluetooth at the same time, so you can take a call without leaving your party chat. The battery lasts up to 60 hours, and the companion app offers over 100 game-specific audio presets that make footsteps in shooters noticeably easier to place. It’s light enough for a marathon weekend session, and the £30 saving makes it one of the best value wireless headsets in the sale.
£99.98 (was £129.99), Amazon UK
LG UltraGear GX7 27-inch OLED Gaming Monitor
Once you’ve played on OLED, going back to an ordinary monitor is painful. This 27-inch QHD panel runs at 280Hz with a 0.03ms response time, so fast shooters look clean and smooth, and LG’s fourth-generation WOLED reaches up to 1,500 nits for highlights that really glow. It’s one of LG’s brightest gaming OLEDs yet, and at £225 off it’s the biggest saving on any desk upgrade in this list.
£425 (was £649.99), Amazon UK
Meta Quest 3S 128GB
The cheapest way into proper mixed reality just got cheaper. Full-colour passthrough lets you see your living room while virtual objects land on your coffee table, and the Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chip handles everything from Beat Saber workouts to fully immersive adventures without a cable or PC in sight. The 128GB version is the one to buy, and with more than 1,700 reviews averaging 4.6 stars, it’s a confident pick for a first headset.
£287.99 (was £319.99), Amazon UK
The living room glow-up
Xiaomi TV F Pro 75
Seventy-five inches of QLED for under £600 still feels slightly unreal. Quantum dot colour gives skin tones and sunsets real depth, 4K with HDR10+ keeps highlights punchy, and Fire TV is built straight in, so every streaming app you need is already waiting on the home screen. It’s not trying to be a flagship OLED, and it doesn’t need to be: for film nights and Sunday football, this is a staggering amount of screen for the money. Saving £350 off a 75-inch set is the biggest cash discount on this list.
£599 (was £949) during Prime Big Deal Days, Amazon UK
Samsung S83H 55-inch 4K OLED TV (2026)
If deep blacks matter more to you than sheer size, this is the TV to buy. Every pixel on an OLED lights itself, so dark film scenes look inky rather than grey, and the 120Hz panel keeps football and fast games smooth. Samsung’s AI upscaling does a convincing job of sharpening older shows, and it’s a 2026 model, not last year’s stock being cleared out. A £600 saving on a brand-new OLED is the best TV deal we’ve spotted so far. Early owners rate it a perfect 5 stars, but only a handful of reviews are in so far.
£1,099 (was £1,699), Amazon UK
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Plug it into an older telly and it suddenly feels brand new. Wi-Fi 6E support keeps 4K streams smooth even when the rest of the house is hammering the broadband, Dolby Vision and Atmos make the most of a decent screen and soundbar, and the Ambient Experience turns your TV into a rotating art gallery when nobody’s watching. At over half price, it’s the no-brainer buy of the sale.
£46.99 (was £99.99), Amazon UK
Phones worth switching for
Samsung Galaxy S25 128GB
Three hundred pounds off a flagship is the kind of discount that makes the newer model look poor value. The 6.2-inch 120Hz screen is bright enough for sunny days, the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip shrugs off anything from Genshin to 4K video editing, and the 50MP main camera takes properly sharp shots after dark. It also fits in a jeans pocket, which can’t be said for most phones these days. Samsung promises seven years of software updates, so this phone will keep going long after the sale is forgotten.
£499 (was £799), Amazon UK
Google Pixel 10a
The Pixel camera magic, without paying flagship money for it. Battery life runs past 30 hours, so it lasts a long day of maps, messages and music without a power bank, and Camera Coach talks you through framing and lighting as you shoot. Gemini Live is built in for hands-free help, and seven years of updates make it a sensible buy for anyone who keeps a phone for the long haul. With nearly 1,000 reviews averaging 4.4 stars, it’s the mid-range phone we’d recommend to friends.
£399 (was £499), Amazon UK
Prime Big Deal Days runs on 6 and 7 October, and the best prices tend to disappear first, so if anything here has your name on it, we’d move quickly. Happy shopping.
