Currys' epic anti-Prime Day sale is still going – here are the 22 best deals I'd buy
There are some great bargains to be had on headphones, laptops, TVs, air fryers and more
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What seemingly started out as an answer to Amazon Prime Day, the Currys Epic Deals sale is still going strong. And right now you can score suite of savings across a load of products, from laptops and headphones to vacuum cleaners and the ever-popular air fryers.
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How long some of these deals will last isn't super-clear, so I suggest you don't delay and grab them today, if something catches your eye. I've spotted some 21 deals I'd recommend; these range from a £100 off a rather well-specced laptop to a half-price air fryer. And there are three excellent TV deals at Currys we've spun out that are worthy of your attention.
Do be aware that Amazon still has some discounts bubbling away, so I've also flagged where the everything-sellier is offering products at the same price or lower than Currys. So without further preamble, read on for my 22 picks from the Currys Epic Deals sale.
Currys Epic Deals sale – my 22 recommended deals
Instant 3.8L Air Fryer: was £49.99 now £29.99 at Currys
We'd usually be cautious recommending an air fryer that's this cheap but this one comes from respected manufacturer Instant. The small capacity means it's best for a single user or a couple to cook a range of different foods quickly and efficiently. It's basic but also comes with handy features such as easy-to-use controls, an auto-off function for peace of mind and dishwasher-safe parts for easy cleaning.
MacBook Air 13-inch (M2): was £1,175 now £995 at Currys
Here's what I consider is the best laptop you can buy right now: our MacBook Air M2 review supports that view and champions the stylish design, clear display, impressive performance and long battery life. This is the one to get if you need a premium powerhouse for creative apps such as photo editing, video editing and more intense workloads.
MacBook Air 13-inch (M1): was £849 now £799 at Currys
This is a great price for the previous generation MacBook Air M1 and a return to only £20 above the record-low. Even though the newest M3 model is now available, this is still a very powerful creative workstation that'll suit most users. If you've had an eye on the device we called a 'game-changer' in our MacBook Air M1 review, then now's still a good time to buy it, particularly as it's no longer in production.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus: was £239 now £189 at Currys
You can now get a decent £50 discount on the latest Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus at Currys. Compared to the manufacturer's premium Tab S range, this version has a less powerful processor and only 64GB of storage so expect slightly slower performance and struggles with games or multitasking. However, it still has a reasonable 11-inch display. Altogether, if you only need a very basic tablet for light use – including general browsing, emails, and watching videos – then it's up to the task and very affordable.
JVC CR230 43-inch Roku TV: was £219.99 now £199 at Currys
We'll say up front that you shouldn't expect a cinematic wonderland from an HD TV at this size and price (although it does support HDR, which is nice) – but what we really rate here is the smart TV software. Roku TV is excellent: it's easy to use, it's intuitive, and it supports all the key streaming services. This TV also has three HDMI ports, which not all cheap TVs do at this size. So, if you want a small TV that won't give you connection headaches and has all the smart viewing options you could want to watch your favourite shows and movies – here it is.
Asus CM14 Flip Chromebook: was £349 now £229 at Currys
Want a laptop but also think you'd appreciate the flexibility of a tablet? Why not both? This Asus Chromebook Flip is a relatively basic machine but is fine for light use and everyday tasks. Plus, you have the versatility to flip it to tablet mode at any time to make web browsing or watching videos even more comfortable. Decent storage at 128GB and a solid 10-hour battery life are very good for this price, too.
Shark IZ300UKT Cordless Vacuum Cleaner: was £379.99 now £229.99 at Currys
We love the Shark IZ300 so much that we named it our Home Product of the Year in the 2022 TechRadar Choice Awards. As our glowing review makes clear, it comes with Anti Hair Wrap tech which could save you hours unclogging the brush roll and it's also a great option for reaching under furniture thanks to its Flexology tech. It's currently £150 off at Currys.
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones: was £449 now £379 at Currys
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones have rarely been at such a low price, so we'd suggest snapping them up while there's a £70 price cut. We called them "close to perfect" in our review, on account of their crisp Spatial Audio and unrivalled active noise cancellation. The deal extends to all colour choices including black, sandstone and white smoke, so you can find the right style for you.
Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i: was £799 now £699 at Currys
This Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i is an excellent value high-end laptop with a smooth 14-inch 120Hz display. It's one for those with a decent budget who need an all-around device and don't want to compromise on performance. Thanks to an Intel i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a large 1TB SSD, you get a solid and powerful laptop for the money. Get it if you need a device to keep up with all your computing needs: work, browsing, media streaming, video calls, or multitasking between many of the above at once.
Apple iPhone 14: was £699 now £599 at Currys
Currys has knocked a record-high £100 off the price of Apple's standard iPhone 14 in its Epic Deals sale, but this is only worth considering if you desperately want this phone's satellite connectivity capabilities. If you're simply looking for a capable iPhone at a cut price, then the iPhone 13 (which is also discounted – see below) is pretty much the same phone as the iPhone 14, but cheaper. Their designs are identical, their cameras are (almost) identical and their chipsets are separated by just one generation – which, in Apple terms, means next to nothing. That said, this is still a great price.
Apple iPhone 13: was £599 now £499 at Currys
Currys also has a discount on the still-great iPhone 13, bringing it to its lowest-ever price. This 128GB model had already seen reductions following the release of the iPhone 14, so it's an even better mid-range option now for those who don't mind missing out on certain premium features but want the premium Apple feel.
Asus Vivobook S 15 15.6-inch Laptop: was £699 now £599 at Currys
This laptop has some very good specs, and it’s got £100 off. Weighing in at 1.7kg, it includes an Intel Core i5 processor, 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD. It comes with Intel Arc graphics, which can support photo and video editing, 3D modelling, and Asus claims that it can even handle ray-tracing for games, though this certainly isn't a gaming laptop. It is, however, a pretty good choice for creative work, as it has a Full HD OLED display and Pantone colour accurate tech. It also has a 180-degree hinge, allowing this device to lay flat and expand the ways you work and collaborate.
LG Gram 17: was £1,699 now £999 at Currys
There's a massive £700 discount on this stunning laptop that boasts a large 17-inch display, latest generation Intel i7 processor, a healthy 16GB of RAM and a huge 1TB SSD. We weren't completely convinced in our review, stating that it was overpriced given the specs. However, that was based on its RRP of £2,399, and at less than half of that price now it's a different proposition. With battery life of up to 21 hours to round it off, this is well worth a look now.
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE (8GB RAM, 128GB): was £599.99 now £499.99 at Currys
With the rumoured Galaxy S24 FE yet to be announced, the S23 FE is your best bet for a truly cheap Samsung Galaxy phone. For under £500 you get last year's flagship mobile chip, a triple rear camera, a dynamic 120Hz AMOLED display, 25W fast charging and the latest version of Samsung's own One UI user experience, plus great long-term software support.
Apple iPad 10.9 (2022): was £499 now £349 at Currys
Apple's iPad 10.9 is great value for money at this price if you need an all-around tablet. We said Apple's latest base-level tablet is a big upgrade over the previous generation model in our iPad 10.9 review, with a larger Liquid Retina display, a new A14 Bionic chip, improved cameras, USB-C support, and a sleek design.
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds: was £299 now £219 at Amazon
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds are at their equal lowest price yet. This model of Bose's QuietComfort earbuds builds on the company's spatial audio technology with the all-new Immersive Audio feature – which we called "scarily good" in our review and Snapdragon Sound certification, the latest standard in Bluetooth connectivity. In short, these are Bose's most advanced noise-cancelling earbuds you can buy, and at a great price too.
Sony WH-CH720: was £99.99 now £79.99 at Currys
A small discount brings this budget pair of Sony over-ears to their record-low price. As we said in our four-star Sony WH-CH720 review, these mid-range Sony cans pack a lot of audio finesse and smart features for the price. Of course, you won't get top-tier audio performance akin to the flagship XM5s, but they're a comfortable, enjoyable listen, and the ANC does a good job of lowering outside noise.
Hisense 55-inch U7K mini-LED TV: was £729 now £595 at Currys
The Hisense U7K offers mini-LED technology for a brighter picture, Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ support and Dolby Atmos compatibility. It also has extensive gaming features with 144Hz refresh rate, VRR, ALLM and AMD FreeSync Premium capabilities. If you're looking for a TV that has it all, this is a seriously well-equipped option.
Samsung 55-inch S90C Smart 4K OLED TV: was $£1,249, now £999 at Currys
The Samsung S90C OLED is TechRadar's best TV of the year, and the 65-inch model is on sale for £999.99. Our Samsung S90C review awarded this TV five stars, praising its gorgeous picture, extensive gaming features, super slim design, and reasonable price – especially with today's price cut.
Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN90C TV: was £1,299 now £999 at Currys
The Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN90C TV comes recommended by our TV expert Matt Bolton as a great sport-based model with strong brightness, punchy colors and an anti-glare screen. This makes it ideal for watching the 2024 Olympics on. And with £300 sliced off the price, I reckon you should jump on this deal.
Oral-B Pro 3: was £45 now £41.99 at Currys
This is only a very minor price cut compared to its regular price at Currys, but Amazon usually sells it for £100 and currently has it at £40, so it's still worth a look if you need a solid mid-range toothbrush. It doesn't boast many impressive high-end features but it has the basic ones you really need to brush your teeth effectively and efficiently, including a two-minute timer and a visible pressure sensor. Plus, you get a travel case included for free, too.
Bose SoundLink Flex: was £149 now £109 at Currys
The light and robust outdoor speaker from Bose is as cheap as it's ever been. Normally on sale at £149, Currys has slashed the price of this TechRadar favourite, which we awarded 4 stars in our review. It's available in black, blue, and white, but whichever colour you go for, you'll be guaranteed great audio technology, an IP67 rating, and a robust build. That's everything you need for a great outdoor party this summer.
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Marc is TechRadar’s Global Editor in Chief, the latest in a long line of senior editorial roles he’s held in a career that started the week that Google launched (nice of them to mark the occasion). Prior to joining TR, he was UK Editor in Chief on Tom’s Guide, where he oversaw all gaming, streaming, audio, TV, entertainment, how-to and cameras coverage. He's also a former editor of the tech website Stuff and spent five years at the music magazine NME, where his duties mainly involved spoiling other people’s fun. He’s based in London, and has tested and written about phones, tablets, wearables, streaming boxes, smart home devices, Bluetooth speakers, headphones, games, TVs, cameras and pretty much every other type of gadget you can think of. An avid photographer, Marc likes nothing better than taking pictures of very small things (bugs, his daughters) or very big things (distant galaxies). He also enjoys live music, gaming, cycling, and beating Wordle (he authors the daily Wordle today page).