Best Amazon Singapore sales: early 4.4 deals now live for Prime members
The usual deluge of headphone, speaker and appliance deals are all here, but the 4.4 sale is right around the corner
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1. Editor's picks
2. Headphones
3. Portable speakers
4. PC & peripherals
5. Phones & wearables
6. TVs
7. Cameras
8. Vacuum cleaners
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It's April 3rd in Singapore, which means that Amazon Prime members now have early access to the retail giant's first double-digit deals day! The sale officially goes live tomorrow, April 4, and will run through until Sunday, April 6 and as ever with Amazon, we're expecting a solid selection of discounts across headphones, PC, gaming, appliances and more.
If you've not been a Prime member before, you can sign-up for a 30-day free trial to gain early access today, along with its other benefits, including faster delivery times and access to Prime Video, to name a few.
You can find the initial selection of Amazon 4.4 deals we've found below, but be sure to keep checking back as we'll be keeping this page regularly updated.
Some highlights of the Amazon 4.4 deals currently include some great savings on Samsung phones, an LG OLED TV and a generous selection of headphone deals.
Happy shopping!
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- Bestsellers in electronics
Save SG$356.89
A huge saving on Samsung's most powerful, feature-packed smartwatch to date – albeit only in the Titanium Gray/Orange strap model. It's well built and can do practically anything you'd need an outdoors watch to do. It is expensive, no doubt, but if you own a Samsung phone, this could be the deal you've been waiting for.
[Shipped and sold from Amazon US]
Save SG$46.90
The Basilisk V3 is still one of the best gaming mice you can buy. This is the wired version, but it's still enjoyable to use for both gaming sessions and everyday use. There's plenty of customisation options, it's comfortable to use and it has a 26,000 DPI sensor that automatically calibrates itself when it's placed on a new surface.
Save SG$292
An extra 10% saving at the checkout brings the price of the excellent Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless down dramatically. They're practically perfect in every way, delivering superb sound, truly effective ANC and a stellar 60-hour battery life. Note that this the deal price here is for the black model.
Other colours:
• White: was SG$499 now SG$331
• Black: was SG$499 now SG$331
Save SG$1,736.45
Thanks to an extra 5% saving at the checkout, this is an excellent deal on this Ecovacs robo-vac. We already loved its T20 predecessor, and the T30 adds a nifty new kick-to-start feature to get it up and running. Once again it will vacuum and mop, has a new anti-tangle bar brush and suction power has been increased to a whopping 11,000Pa.
Save SG$400
The Sony HT-A5000 is capable of delivering a convincing virtual Dolby Atmos soundfield from its single unit (although you can add an optional subwoofer and rear speakers if you wish). There's plenty of support for music streaming services and codecs too, making it incredibly versatile.
Save SG$407
Despite introducing only incremental updates over its predecessor, the original was already so good that anything new was welcome. This mid-range shooter, ideal for amateur photographers, offers a great AF system and image sensor, resulting in excellent images for the price.
[Shipped and sold from Amazon Japan]
Save SG$103
The Sennheiser Accentum Wireless is a great set of over-ear headphones, delivering the company's signature sound – which you can customise via a companion app – and 50-hours of battery life. ANC adds to their appeal.
Save SG$53.50
This Logitech mouse may occasionally go under the radar compared to its Master 3S bigger brother, but the fact is it's a brilliant little pointer with a focus on Mac compatibility. It's fitted with an 8K DPI sensor meaning it can be used on virtually any surface (hence its name). This is the lowest price we've seen on this model in some time, so if your work setup is in need of an upgrade, now's the time to buy.
Save SG$70.10
The MX Master 3S has occupied the top spot on our list of the best mice ever since it was released. Not only is battery life impeccable at up to 70 days, and its seven customisable buttons continue to prove invaluable, but it's now much quieter in testing and features an 8,000 DPI track anywhere sensor, meaning you can use it on virtually any surface you wish, including glass.
Save SG$100
The JBL Charge 5 is one seriously powerful portable Bluetooth speaker, and we haven't seen it with a discount as big as this in a long time. Not only does it deliver a clear, detailed and booming sound, but it doubles up as a portable charger for your devices. A full charge is good for 20 hours of playtime, although expect this to drop if you do use it as a charger, and it's also IP67 rated for protection against water and dust. Be quick to grab this, as stock is limited.
Headphones
Save AU$249.88
These B&O cans are a few years old now, but they still hold up against the influx of newer competition. They're built as exquisitely as you'd expect and they deliver a detailed, engaging sound. ANC performance isn't quite first-class, it must be said, but their style and substance more than make up for it.
Save SG$175.01
A fantastic 30% saving here on the tremendous Sony XM5 over-ears. They offer effective noise-cancellation, and we love their sound. The deal price here is on the black pair, while other colours get their own individual discounts.
Save SG$140
A slight increase on a previous low price, these Sony XM4s are now in square contention with the Sennheisers at the top of this page. Both are excellent, and the XM4s here serve up comfort, great noise-cancellation and sound, they're still a favourite of ours to this day.
Save up to SG$115.10
The WF-1000XM5 are Sony's top noise cancelling earbuds, combining a compact, comfortable fit with a superb, lively sound. Active noise cancellation is present and correct, as is a rather comprehensive companion app that opens up a world of sound customisation. The deal price here is for all colours.
Save SG$70
This sensational set of affordably Sony buds are now even more affordable. They miss out on ANC, but we think their lively sound more than makes up for it. A 20-hour battery life including the charging case only adds to their talents.
Save up to SG$170
Excellent sound is the name of the game with Sennheiser's latest flagship in-ear headphones. They lean more towards a neutral profile, but this means they'll comfortably reproduce any genre you throw at them. ANC is great, too, and the companion app allows for plenty of customisation.
Save up to SG$123
Sony's LinkBuds S are both smaller and lighter than the WF-1000XM5, so they're more comfortable if you want to wear them for long periods. What Hi-Fi rated them 4-stars in their LinkBuds S review, and up to 41% off here is a good deal for earbuds that are water resistant and offer decent sound quality plus noise-reduction.
Save SG$524.90
This may seem like a steep price for a pair of in-ear headphones, but they're not your run-of-the-mill pair. Capable of unearthing details in your music you never knew existed, they're exceptional at handling all the frequency ranges. They're wired, of course, and you'll do well to pair them with a suitably higher-end source (or at least high-resolution audio via your smartphone or PC) but do so, and you'll never want to take them out. Make sure to redeem the 10% off saving at checkout.
Save up to SG$73.33
If you prefer your headphones to on-ear in their design, but still undeniably affordable, then the Sony WH-CH520 may be more up your alley. We found them to deliver a delightful, well-balanced sound in our Sony WH-CH520 review, and heaped further praise on their long 50-hour battery life and sound customisation options found within the companion app.
Portable speakers
Save SG$38
One of our favourite budget Bluetooth speakers, the Stormbox Micro 2 delivers a large scale sound that belies its size. Crucially, it does so without distortion. This little waterproof speaker is the ideal companion for outdoor trips where a heavy speaker would just be too much to handle.
Save up to SG$79
One of our favourite Bluetooth speakers, the JBL Flip 6 is portable, powerful and protected against dust and water. Pair two or more together for a fuller, even more powerful sound.
Save SG$110.82
Serving up stylish looks, a well-balanced and clear soundstage and a mammoth 30-hour battery life, the Marshall Emberton II is a cracking Bluetooth speaker. It also looks the part, rocking Marshall's iconic, guitar-amplifier style.
PC
Save SG$450
We've had to estimate the list price of this ASUS ROG gaming laptop based on a similar model from 2023. This model gets a RTX 4060 GPU instead and more RAM at 16GB. Add in a 16-inch FHD 165Hz display adn you have yourself a seriously powerful, portable gaming laptop.
Our colleagues at Tom's Hardware gave the 2023 model a four-star review, so can only surmise this 2024 version continues the winning formula.
Save SG$17.15
We would have loved to have seen a bigger discount here, but it's rare to get one at all, so we have to recommend it. Fully compatible with the PlayStation 5, it will add plenty of storage for games and delivers the fastest read/write performance amongst PCIe 4.0 SSDs.
Save SG$91.87
This SteelSeries mechanical gaming keyboard is built from a tough aluminium frame and comes with its own wrist rest so you'll be comfortable during your gaming sessions. RGB lighting and an OLED panel to display current settings only add to its appeal.
Save SG$191
Samsung's T7 portable SSD is one of our favourites when it comes to backup storage. Serving up quick transfer speeds in an ultra-compact body (easily slipping into a pocket) it's a fine choice. Plus, it's compatible with PC, Mac, Android devices, games consoles and more.
Phones and wearables
Save SG$168.57
A fitness watch at an affordable price point, the Garmin Forerunner 255 was already an attractive gadget without the price slashed. Now, thanks to this 48% discount at Amazon SG, it's an even easier recommendation.
Save SG$846
A huge 44% off Samsung's 2024 flagship smartphone is a fantastic 4.4 deal if you ask us. With an S Pen to make photography fun and easy, plus aid in productivity, this is a powerhouse phone. Only the 256GB Titanium Grey and Titanium Black are available for the deal price here, Titanium Violet is available for SG$1,099.
Other storage sizes receive their own individual discounts.
Save SG$504
A 23% discount makes Samsung's latest book-style foldable a very tempting deal. The Z Fold 6 comes with Samsung's latest Galaxy AI features, along with a subtly redesigned chassis and some incredible new translation features. This discount applies to the navy, Silver and Pink models, just from a third-party retailer.
Save SG$485
Google's largest phone to date at 6.7-inches, the Pixel 9 Pro XL is a stunning, powerful device with a drop dead gorgeous display. Of course, it's packed with AI features, which not includes the company's Gemini chatbot, but assistance when editing photos and videos, for example. It's a great phone and it's now received a great discount.
Save SG$171
It may be a year or so old now, but the Pixel 8a is still a great phone that can now be picked up for a great price. It gets the same Tensor G3 chip found in the 2023 flagship Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, meaning it supports all the same AI capabilities. It also gets a 120Hz screen and a dual lens camera comprising a 64MP f/1.9 main sensor and a 13MP f/2.2 ultra-wide, carried over from the Pixel 7a.
Gaming
Save SG$140
The Nintendo Switch OLED is no stranger to discounts anymore, and the deal price here is on both the red/blue and white models. Coming with a dock, two Joy-Cons and an attachment to use your Joy-Cons as one controller, it’s a great choice if you’re looking for something to play the latest Nintendo titles on plus, you can continue playing on-the-go thanks to its 7-inch OLED display.
TV and home entertainment
Save SG$756.50
Thanks to a further discount + another 10% off at the checkout, now is a great time to snap up this Sennheiser soundbar. It's capable of delivering a huge, detailed sound from a singular box. There are no rear speakers and no wireless sub (it doesn't need them) yet manages to reproduce a 7.1.4-channel system thanks to Sennheiser's incredibly clever processing technology.
Save AU$1,350
Despite now being replaced by the C5, the LG C4 is still a phenomenal TV that will suit most homes perfectly. It delivers a bright, punchy image that, of course, benefits from OLED technology to serve up true blacks and infinite contrast.
Cameras
Save SG$293
The OM System OM-5 is a terrific travel camera that uses Micro Four Thirds lenses. Serving up strong image stabilisation and weatherproofing, not to mention a great range of those aforementioned lenses, this is a great buy for any budding photographer.
Save SG$109
The Osmo Action 4 delivers excellent video quality, including in low light conditions, and it has an intuitive magnetic mounting solution that makes using attachments a doddle. It's also small and rugged, as one would expect, meaning it can go wherever you go.
Save SG$30
If you're a content creator or just someone who loves to shoot smooth video, the DJI Osmo Mobile 6 smartphone gimbal is a great investment. All the controls are accessible using one hand, making adjustments to zoom and height super simple. iPhone owners will benefit most, since the official DJI Mimo app is available in the App Store. Android users will need to sideload an APK file from the DJI website.
Vacuum Cleaners
Save SG$268.45
This Dyson floor washer is a great addition to your home if it has predominantly hard floors. It does an excellent job of cleaning and certainly makes things easier than using a manual mop and bucket. That said, in our Dyson WashG1 review, we found it can have issues if the floor is uneven (like has grouting between tiles), but it effectively cleaned up a whole lot of messes.
Save SG$221.95
It's the most powerful Dyson yet and this is the exclusive model that comes with every single attachment you can think of (6 in total) along with 2 cleaning heads – the Digital Motorbar and the Fluffy Optic. You'll also get the Dyson FreeDok, which is a free-standing dock to stow it all away. If there was a Dyson Boxing Day deal worth your money, this one is it!
Save SG$175.88
This Tineco vacuum has dropped back down in price to one that should be tempting to many. We haven't tested the Steam version of the Floor One S5, but we loved the Extreme vacuum and mop version. This Steam model is for use on hard floors, and uses powerful steam to keep them looking and smelling fresh. It also self-cleans to ensure the unit itself remains looking and smelling fresh, too.
Home
Save SG$110
If you've yet to get into the airfrying game, this small but effective Philips could be a great first entry point. Its 4.1L cooking basket is still big enough for chicken wings and small batches of fries or vegetables, making it a great option for singles or couples.
Save SG$100
One of the most competent hair dryers available right now, the Dyson Supersonic uses the power of channeled air to dry hair quickly, efficiently and safely. You also get a number of attachments to help create waves and other styles.
Save SG$109
Not the lowest price we've ever seen, but still a tempting option for anyone looking for an effective Dyson Airwrap dupe. It comes with multiple attachments for all hair types, ensuring you're able to get the exact style and finish you want. While it can be used as a hair dryer, it's not as efficient as the Shark SpeedStyle, but it is still certainly capable of drying and styling your hair for much less than a Dyson.
Save SG$117.30
Looking to whip up your own frozen desserts at home? Then look no further! Slashing over SG$100 off RRP, this Amazon deal on the famous Ninja Creami Deluxe is hard to pass up.
Save SG$224
This Nespresso Creatista Plus machine uses the smaller, more ubiquitous Nespresso pods, and can produce a coffee, including frothed milk, as simply as pushing a button. If you're already invested in Nespresso, this is a terrific upgrade.
Save SG$70.02
We admit we haven't reviewed this Tefal rice cooker, but it appears to get glowing reviews from customers who have. It has 11 different cooking programs, but it's main party trick is the ability to cook fluffy rice at the press of a button. A non-stick cooking pot means nothing goes to waste. The deal price here is thanks to an extra 10% saving at checkout.
Save SG$309
If you want to cook meals fast, the Ninja Speedi is for you, as it's capable of cooking a meal in as little as 15 minutes. It offers 10 cooking functions including air frying, meaning it can effectively replace virtually any kitchen gadget you may already own.
Save SG$254.50
Thanks to some extra discounts at the checkout stage, this Nespresso Vertuo machine becomes incredibly good value for money. It's our favourite Nespresso machine right now, thanks to its ability to pour six different coffee sizes and automatically froth milk with its built-in frother. If you value convenience when it comes to coffee time, there's nothing better out there.
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Max is a senior staff writer for TechRadar who covers home entertainment and audio first, NBN second and virtually anything else that falls under the consumer electronics umbrella third. He's also a bit of an ecommerce fiend, particularly when it comes to finding the latest coupon codes for a variety of publication. He has written for TechRadar's sister publication What Hi-Fi? as well as Pocket-lint, and he's also a regular contributor to Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica. Max also dabbled in the men's lifestyle publication space, but is now firmly rooted in his first passion of technology.
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