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The final Prime Day home office deals actually worth buying — the last discounts left on my top-tested office chairs, desks, printers, mini PCs, and monitors
Grab the last remaining WFH upgrades in the Big Deal Days sale
The Amazon Prime Day home office deals have ended. Sort of. I can still see a few WFH upgrades on sale, and you'll find them here - although I have no idea how long they'll stay discounted.
I'm already looking forward towards Black Friday and Cyber Monday, where I'm hoping a few more of my top-tested work-from-home tech and furniture drops in price. And, as ever, I'll be looking out for more of the best-value deals on gadgets, gear, and more over the coming weeks if you missed out over Amazon's October shopping event.
Editor's note. Prime Day is over, so I've checked prices one last time for this year. These are the best prices, but there's no telling how long they'll last.
Prime Day home office deals: Editor's picks
Sihoo has consistently impressed in chair tests, and this budget pick has a feature most cheap office chairs don't: fully adaptive lumbar support.
➡️ UK deal: now £150 (was £190)
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My number one mechanical keyboard, I use it daily, scored it 5 stars in my review, and it's customizable for Windows and macOS.
➡️ UK deal: now £92 (was £115)
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This is the standing desk I recommend on a budget - FlexiSpot desks perform well in our tests, and this one has a stable single-piece desktop (unlike most cheap sit-stand desks). Height range is 28.9 to 46.5in.
➡️ UK deal: now £80 (was £94)
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Thge M6 Ultra from GMKLtec is my number one mini PC pick for most users. It's upgradeable, has plenty of connectivity, and scored 4.5 stars in review.
➡️ UK deal: now £560 (was £590)
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Amazon Prime Day useful links
- See the full Amazon Big Deal Days sale
- Office chairs: Deals on FlexiSpot, Steelcase, Branch, & Sihoo
- Standing desks: Discount desks from Fezibo, Vari, & FlexiSpot
- Mini PCs: Save on top-rated machines from GMKtec, Geekom & more
- Printers: Price drops from Epson, HP & Canon
- Laptops: Big deals from Apple, Lenovo, HP & Dell
Prime Day home office deals under $50 | £50
This 1080p webcam with automatic light correction, privacy shutter, and a built in mic is hard to fault at this price.
➡️ UK price: now £25 (was £40)
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Pound for pound, you can't beat the audio quality of these budget noise-canceling headphones. I use them everyday to block out distractions and take calls at work. Never buy these at full price, this is the standard sale price and worth picking up in a Prime deal.
➡️ UK price: now £34 (was £50)
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Cordless air duster for cleaning out your keyboard or removing dust from PC and laptop vents. This one beats canned compressed air.
➡️ UK price: now £35 (was £55)
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Probably the single best (and cheapest) upgrade for a home office. I especially like that these stick-on cable organizers rotate.
➡️ UK price: now £12 (was £16)
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My favorite home office upgrade because this fast charging device is just packed with personality. Pop a USB into his head and it'll make this expressive dude's day.
➡️ UK price: now £26 (was £35)
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Office chairs
Fully adaptive lumbar support, flip-up armrests, lockable recline, breathable mesh backrest. Most chairs I see at this price usually have more compromises. Easy recommendation from me.
➡️ UK deal: now £150 (was £190)
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Tested by us with a 4.5-star review, it delivered all-day comfort at an exceptional price. I especially like the adaptive lumbar support.
➡️ UK deal: now £250 (was £350)
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Standing desks
The E7 Pro is my top overall standing desk, with a flawless 5-star rating in our review. I've included the price here for the frame and bamboo desktop, but you have different options on the FlexiSpot site.
➡️ UK deal: now £480 (was £630)
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FlexiSpot always reviews well in our tests, and this desk boasts a stable single-piece desktop, USB ports, and 28.9 to 46.5in height range. The best budget choice.
➡️ UK deal: now £80 (was £94)
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Secretlab's sit-stand gaming desk is truly stylish and well-built. We rated it 4 stars and loved its elegant, practical built-in cable management. Yes, it's pricey, but we found it "perfect for those seeking a versatile and organized workspace."
➡️ UK deal: now £729 (was £798)
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Earned 4.5 stars in our review, a 28.3 - 47.6-in height range, and it's got what so many sit-stand desks lack - a drawer. For the price, it's an easy recommendation.
➡️ UK deal: now £203 with code DESK30 (was £290)
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Laptops & mini PCs
In our tests, we called the MacBook Air (M5) "the best mix of winning design, near-pro-level performance, and battery life you can find in an ultraportable," scoring 4.5 stars in review. Not quite MacBook Pro performance, but close for day-to-day work.
➡️ UK deal: now £1372 (was £1499)
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AMD Ryzen 7 640HS | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB SSD
My top pick mini PC for most people, we awarded it 4.5 stars, and even managed to use it for playing games. USB4 and 2.5G LAN ports are great extras, but it's not a graphics powerhouse out of the box.
➡️ UK deal: now £560 (was £590)
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It's the first price-cut on the new Mac mini, and the previous model scored 5 stars in our review. Buy it if you don't already have a Mac mini (M4) - it's a better performer, but not leaps and bounds beyond it.
➡️ UK price: now £824 (was £899)
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AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 6650H | 16GB LPDDR5 | 512GB SSD
Scored 4.5 stars in our review, it sailed through productivity workloads, video calls, and features OCuLink and dual 2.5G LAN ports. The only issue is that you can't upgrade the memory.
➡️ UK price: now £350 (was £439)
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Monitors
32-inch 4K monitor. Dell has always delivered exceptional monitor experiences during our reviews. So while we haven't tested this display, the price is good enough to justify. It features 120Hz refresh rate, and 95% DCI-P3.
➡️ UK deal: now £333
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In our 4-star review, we called it "a super-light, hyper-functional portable display that is great to have as an extra display for all of your tech." Buy it only if you need it. I expect the price to drop more once Prime Day starts.
➡️ UK deal: now £79 (was £82)
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Printers
Easily my top printer for the home, we scored this cartridge-free ink tank 4.5 stars. It has more features and free ink than any other printer we've tested at this price.
➡️ UK deal: now £370 (was £460)
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This Canon printer performed exceptionally well in our tests, scoring 4 stars, and delivering good all-round performance. A good buy for those who don't need high-volume printing or extra features like auto-duplex.
➡️ UK deal: now £183
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This HP printer has everything a top inkjet printer should have, including print, scan, copy, and fax capabilities, automatic two-sided printing, and an automatic document feeder.
➡️ UK deal: now £126 (was £140)
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This is my top budget inkjet printer for the home, scoring 4 stars in review. It's a 3-in-1 that's very convenient to use, and performed well in print, scan, and copy tests. However, print speeds are quite slow.
➡️ UK deal (called 6530e): now £90 (was £115)
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Best for: Home office users and small businesses who need a quality laser printer for color documents.
Why I chose it: One of the best color laser printers we've tested, earning 4.5-stars. Print-outs were crisp, detailed, and quick to come out. It's also expandable for growing small business. If you're in the UK, check out the HP 4302dw for an even better business printer deal.
➡️ UK deal (called 4202dw): now £308
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Accessories
The MX Master 3S isIt's the best wireless mouse you can get, specifically designed with features for productivity tasks. We awarded it 4.5 stars in our review.
➡️ UK deal: now £79
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This 25K mAh power bank with 165W charge is enough to power up your laptop and keep it charged. We rated it 4 stars in our review. Strong specs and build quality mark it out as a top-tier pick.
➡️ UK price: now £70 (was £90)
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I've always liked Elgato's Stream Deck, which serves up customizable buttons for switching apps at a push. This one is capped at 6 buttons, but for basic office work, this one works best.
➡️ UK price: now £48 (was £60)
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I love Samsung SSDs like the T9. This one scored 4 stars in our review, hits speeds up to 2000 MB/s, and even has a 3-meter drop resistance.
➡️ UK deal: now £192 (was £239)
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This 200W 6-port dock scored 4.5 stars in our review, where we said "charging products really don’t get much better than the Anker Prime Charger."
➡️ UK deal: now £64 (was £70)
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This is the best mechanical keyboard I've ever used - I'm typing on it right now. I scored it 5 stars, and love how customizable it is. Perfect for pros and programmers.
➡️ UK deal: now £92 (was £115)
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I've covered big sales events like Prime Day and Black Friday for four years here at TechRadar Pro - and I haven't been able to resist a good deal since about 1991. As an inveterate deal-hunter and obsessive researcher, I know where to find great deals and whether all those lovely discounts really do offer good value for money. My team and I have tested a wide range of office essentials from standing desks and office chairs to mini PCs and docks, and for Prime Day (or Big Deal Days, as Amazon calls its October sale), I'll be on the prowl for our top-reviewed models as well as those with the biggest discounts.
How I choose the best Prime Day home office deals
When tracking the top deals, I prioritize tech and furniture that we've tested and reviewed, or that me and my team love using. While some deals may have big discounts, I'll generally recommend products we have first-hand experience using.
When it comes to prices, I use price-tracking tools like Keepa and CamelCamelCamel, our extensive library of previous deals articles, as well as good old-fashioned manual searches. Yep, I really am here visiting different sites to see if it's cheaper elsewhere. It's what I'd do if I were buying something for myself, so I do it for readers too.
For most deals, I'll highlight who the product is best for based on our use, what you need to know before buying, and whether it's worth buying now or waiting for a bigger discount. And I'll remove offers where the price rises to the point where the product no longer offers genuinely good value for money.
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Prime Day 2: The Sequel has arrived
Amazon's Big Deal Days sale has entered day two. I'll be here live-tracking the best deals on the office and WFH tech that my team and I have tested, reviewed, and rated. No long catalogs of deals here. Just straightforward recommendations on the home office upgrades that are actually worth buying.
Plugable's 13-in-1 Thunderbolt 4 dock gets a Prime Day discount
My team and I have tested quite a few Plugable docks and hubs in our time, but this one caught my eye. If you've looking to organize your desk (and the clutter of cables), the 13 ports are very useful. I especially like the inclusion of dual monitor ports and Gigabit Ethernet.
This 13-port dock provides 40Gbps Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, dual 4K 60Hz HDMI, single 8K display support, 100W power delivery, four USB ports, USB-C, Gigabit Ethernet, card readers, and audio connectivity.
UK deal price: now £207 (was £258)
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I've been recommend the Epson EcoTank ET-4950 for Prime Day - it's our best overall printer, after all. But if the cost is a little steep, I also like more wallet-friendly EcoTank ET-2410 (known as the ET-2860 and 2861 in the UK). Walmart's the cheapest place I can find it in the US, while Amazon has the UK model on sale for Prime Day.
Best for: Remote workers and families who need a well-priced refillable ink tank printer.
Why I chose it: While I haven't officially tested this model, it is the ink tank printer I own, as well as a number of my team and family members. For day-to-day printing, it's perfect - relatively quick to print, cheap to run, easy to set-up, and has scan and copy facilities. In the US, it's cheaper at Walmart than Amazon or Target.
➡️ UK deal (known as the ET-2861): now £130 (was £240)
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Don't miss this shuckable 24TB Seagate Expansion Desktop hard drive with free data recovery
We found the best-value 24TB external hard drive in the sales - Seagate's Expansion Desktop is the clear winner.
You can read more about the performance right here.
This is the best-value hard drive on the market right now, and includes Rescue Data Recovery Services software free.
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One of my team has been checking out two very similar MSI laptop deals with very different prices. He reckons the Katana is the one to choose for Prime Day. Is he right or wrong?
Read his argument here.
Blackout insurance for the home office
As someone who tests portable power stations for a living (it's fun!), I've put together a quick list of the three units I'd recommend for a WFH setup that'll keep the (router) lights on in case of a power outage.
Upgrade the home office, kill the dead zones
For my money, the MSI Roamii Be Pro is the best-value tri-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh router system out there - and a whole lot cheaper than units from Amazon, Netgear, Asus, and TP-Link.
You can find out more here, or check out the deal below.
This triangular-shaped tri-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh router system comes with identical two nodes, optional RGB lightning, and supports core Wi-Fi 7 features like MLO. You can use the app to dig into settings in a way you can't with the eero Pro 7, and includes plenty of security and parental control tools without a subscription.
UK price: now £240 (was £280)
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Farewell, Big Deal Days
October's Prime Day is officially over for another year - although there's still Black Friday, Cyber Monday to come. And Amazon will no doubt be running more sales in March and July next year. So, there are a few more chances if you missed a killer discount over this shopping event.
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