The best Amazon Prime Day 2023 UK deals: Last chance to save, ends Midnight!

Legion Pro 7i Gen 8: was £2,070 now £1,863 at Lenovo

One of the best deals is curiously absent from Amazon itself. Still, the 8th generation refresh of Lenovo's Legion Pro 7i can be found via its official UK store. Featuring a high-end i9-Intel 13th Gen Core i9-13900HX CPU and RTX 4070 combo for just under £2,000, the bright 16" panel is rated at 500 nits with HDR support, displaying up to 240Hz refresh rates at 2560 x 1600 resolutions. Lenovo even throws in a 3-month subscription to PC Game Pass for fast access to a massive library of games.

✅Pros: Incredible performance, fantastic price, high refresh rate display, HDR

❌Cons: Quite heavy, less than impressive battery life

Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio: was £2,479 now £1,799 at Amazon UK

This laptop is the one Microsoft makes for creative professionals and gamers. The model on sale as an 11th-Gen Intel Core i7, 32GB RAM, and 1TB of SSD storage for games, apps, and documents. It features a unique 2-in-1 design that allows the screen to be pulled forward and laid flat across the keyboard deck.

Price check: Microsoft £1,449

✅Pros: Most powerful Surface, 120Hz 14-inch touch screen, unique form factor design, haptic touchpad

❌Cons: Older 11th-gen CPU

Samsung Galaxy Book3: was £649 now £549 at Amazon UK

Samsung's latest Galaxy Book3 series includes an excellent mainstream 15.6-inch laptop, complete with a 1080p AMOLED display, the latest 13th-Generation Intel processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB of upgradable SSD storage. It's also thin and light, and looks great on a desk.

Price check: Samsung £599

✅Pros: AMOLED display, latest Intel processors, good battery life

❌Cons: Only 1080p model available

Microsoft Surface Pro 9: was £1,036 now £749 at Amazon

The Surface Pro is still the de facto 2-in-1 Windows device and Prime Day is here with a doorbuster on the latest generation. The Core i5 Surface Pro 9 with 256GB of storage is almost £300 off Amazon's pre-Prime Day price and a staggering £405 less than its comparable price on the Microsoft Store. Now is definitely the time to buy.

Price Check: Microsoft £1,154

✅Pros: Very light/compact, gorgeous display, solid battery life, pen support

❌Cons: Keyboard is an extra purchase

Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Pro | was £999 now £712 at Amazon

This is a rare opportunity to save a huge chunk on a high-end Yoga laptop packing a 12th Gen Intel Core i7, 8GB LPDDR5 RAM, and a 2.2K resolution touch display. It's insanely light, has Windows Hello supporting cameras, Thunderbolt 4, and in this instance, two free years of Lenovo premium care thrown in. 

✅Pros: 2.2k display, Windows Hello, Thunderbolt 4, Core i7, sleek design

❌Cons: Limited I/O

Price Check: Box.co.uk £829 (16GB RAM)

Microsoft Surface Laptop 5: was £1,799 now £1,299 at Amazon UK

The Surface Laptop 5 is a minor upgrade over its predecessor, but that doesn't mean it isn't a great laptop. It's the same as before, but with an updated typing feel, newer 12th-Gen Intel chips under the hood, and a slight improvement in battery life. Everything you could ask for.

Price check: Microsoft £999

✅Pros: Excellent keyboard and trackpad, Windows Hello, Alcantara keyboard, good battery life

❌Cons: Design is somewhat dated

HP Victus 15 w/ HyperX headset and mouse: was £579 now £450 at Amazon

If you want a gaming laptop as cheaply as possible then you can't beat this one. HP's Victus 15 gives you a 6-core AMD Ryzen CPU, an RX 6500M GPU, 8GB of RAM, a 144 Hz display and a free HyperX mouse and headset for a price we simply haven't seen before. Gaming laptops are never this affordable, so don't miss out!

✅Pros: 6-core CPU, 144 Hz display, included headset and gaming mouse

❌Cons: Weaker GPU, 256GB SSD

Price check: Argos £579

Lenovo Legion 5: was £1,200 now £890 at Box

One of the best deals on a gaming laptop is away from Amazon with this huge discount on a Lenovo Legion 5. It might be 12th Gen Intel Core i5 and an RTX 3060 but it's still tremendously powerful, has a glorious 165Hz QHD display, Thunderbolt 4, 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a fantastically low price. 

Price check: Amazon £1,500 (Core i7)

Horizon Prime Splash gaming PC: from £699 at CCL

This special edition gaming PC from UK retailer CCL certainly stands out from the crowd this Prime Day. This special deal puts a Ryzen 5 with 16GB of RAM, an NVIDIA RTX 3060 and a wild paint job in the theme of a popular Youtuber-created drink. It's a really solid budget gaming PC but take my advice and get the £699 version without Windows pre-installed. You can get a key for Windows 11 for much less than the £100 it'll cost you here.

Razer Blade 14: was £2,200 now £1,349 at Amazon

After Amazon's own hardware you can always guarantee Prime Day will deliver a huge saving on a Razer Blade gaming laptop. True to form the older model of the Razer Blade 14 has smashed its previous lowest price ever saving you a lot of money. You get a Ryzen 9, an RTX 3070, a 165Hz display, 1TB SSD, Wi-Fi 6E and so much gaming fun wrapped up in one of the best looking 14-inch laptops money can buy. 

Assasin's Creed Valhalla Deluxe Edition (digital download): was £76 now £19 at Amazon

While we wait to see the next instalment in the Assassin's Creed franchise, Prime Day represents a perfect opportunity to play through the most recent release with a huge discount on the digital download deluxe edition which gives you some additional in-game goodies over the base game. 

Price check: Microsoft £76

Far Cry 6 Game of the Year edition (digital download): was £100 now £30 at Amazon

If you're yet to play the latest Far Cry outing now is definitely the time. Save a massive £70 on the Game of the Year edition which packs the base game, the season pass, Between Lost Worlds and three packs containing cosmetics and weapons. Get all of the content for a crazy low price. 

Price check: Microsoft £100

ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Ti OC Edition: was £920 now £799 at Amazon

The latest 40 series graphics cards from NVIDIA are pretty expensive so any saving right now is a good saving. In the case of the RTX 4070 Ti you can pick up this ASUS variant with a triple fan cooling system and a factory overclock at a £100 discount bringing it down to its lowest price to date.  

Price check: Overclockers £860

ASUS TUF Gaming RX 7900 XTX OC Edition: was £1,170 now £991 at Amazon

AMD arguably still holds the value crown over NVIDIA and this sizeable discount on its current flagship is worthy of attention. Save £179 on the RX 7900 XTX with a whopping 24GB of VRAM, a factory overclock, and a beastly cooling system to keep it all in check. 

Price check: Overclockers £1,000

ASUS ROG Strix RTX 4080: was £1,462 now £1,315 at Amazon

The RTX 4080 is supremely powerful and with that comes a high asking price. This particular version from ASUS has two extra things going for it on Prime Day. The first is that it's white, a rarity still for graphics cards. The second is a new lowest price with over £100 off the asking price. It definitely makes sense. 

Price check: Overclockers £1,500

Asus ROG Strix XG49VQ 49-inch curved Ultrawide: was £947 now £749 at Amazon

PC gaming in ultrawide is an experience you truly can't go back from once you've tried it. If you're going to go ultrawide you may as well do it in style with this massive 49-inch 144Hz curved gaming monitor from ASUS. At 3840 x 1080 it isn't the highest resolution, but its fast, has HDR and FreeSync 2 and great colours with a 90% DCI-P3 color rating. 

Price check: Box.co.uk £749

LG 26WQ500 26-inch Ultrawide : was £170 now £109 at Amazon

Not all Ultrawide monitors are gargantuan, curved, high-refresh rate monsters. LG has a 26-incher that gives you some of the screen space without filling up your office. OK, it's not the most accurate colours you'll ever find, but it supports FreeSync, has a 75Hz refresh rate, 1ms motion blur reduction and even support for HDR 10. For just over 100 quid, what's not to like?

Dell G2723HN 27-inch: was £219.99 now £154 at Amazon

Coming in at its lowest price over the last month, Dell has covered all the bases for the perfect mid-range gaming monitor with this 27" panel. Stick to 1080p and push for more frames with up to 165Hz refresh rates alongside AMD FreeSync Premium or NVIDIA G-Sync to prevent tearing. Even cheaper directly from Dell UK.

Price check: £152.99 at Dell

Samsung Odyssey G6: was £429 now £360 at Amazon

A new lowest price on QHD curved gaming monitor from Samsung is not to be ignored. The Odyssey G6 boasts a 1440p display with a crazy fast 240 Hz refresh rate. Toss in FreeSync Premium Pro, HDR 600 and a delicious 1000R curve to its 27-inch panel and you have yourself a can't miss monitor at a can't miss price. It's even reduced (though not as much) for non-Prime members, too. 

Price check: Amazon £379 (non-Prime)

MSI MPG B550 Gaming Plus: was £154.99 now £105 at Box

Advertised as supporting Ryzen 3000 series CPUs, you can easily update the BIOS (without even installing a processor) on this MSI board to unlock support for 5000 series chips, too. Masses of RGB support and a pre-installed I/O shield, nice.

Price check: Amazon £110

ASUS PRIME B550M-A: was £92.10 now £87.49 at Amazon

This already discounted motherboard has an extra few pounds shaved off right now for Prime members and it's perfect for those still building a pre-Ryzen 7000 PC. Despite the low price you still get PCIe 4.0, USB 3.2 Gen 2 and up to 128GB DDR4 RAM support. It's simple in appearance, but has the heatsinks you need where it matters, dual m.2 slots and an addressable RGB header to control ASUS Aura Sync RGB lighting. 

Price check: Scan £99.98 | Amazon £92.10 (non-Prime)

Crucial P5 Plus 2TB | Now £100 at Amazon (Lowest ever price)

One of the best SSDs you'll find on Prime Day, with a new lowest price on this 2TB PCIe 4.0 drive from Crucial. Performance is excellent, the warranty equally so, and it's rated for a 1200TBW endurance, so you can be sure it's going to last.

✅Pros: Fast, excellent brand, amazing price

❌Cons: Needs a PCIe 4.x system, no included heatsink

Seagate IronWolf 8TB HDD: was £205 now £148 at Amazon

Any discount on NAS storage drives is a good discount, especially when you're talking Seagate IronWolf, our top recommended HDD for NAS. Since you'll usually need to buy at least a pair, you're getting a significant saving on an 8TB RAID setup with this deal, nothing to be sniffed at.  

Price check: Box.co.uk £168

QNAP TS-262-4G: was £399 now £349 at Amazon

A great discount on a NAS perfect for the home or office.  What sets this NAS apart is that it uses SSD storage over the older, slower, mechanical hard drives. The dual-core Intel CPU is backed by 4GB of RAM and a pair of PCIe Gen 3 m.2 2280 slots for your storage. Don't forget to add the voucher to take an extra £30 off the price. 

WD Red Plus 6TB: was £149 now £125 at Amazon

WD Red Plus is another top choice for NAS users and this Prime Day the 6TB version is down to a new lowest price. Rated for 1 million hours MTBF these are drives built to last and you can stack up to eight of them in your NAS to store all of the things. 

Price check: Box.co.uk £146

Eero Pro 6 mesh Wi-Fi kit: was £380 now £285 at Amazon

Amazon's Eero brand has some cracking deals on its mesh Wi-Fi units for Prime Day and this almost £100 discount on the Pro 6 is the best of the bunch. Add Wi-Fi 6 to your home network as well as Alexa integration and Ethernet connectivity for much, much less. 

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Enjoy all the benefits of exclusive discounts during Prime Day, and cancel anytime. If you decide to stay, it's £8.99 after the trial. Includes extra benefits like free games via Prime Gaming and more bonus content for subscribers.