Amazon Prime Day October 2024 deals: Our experts pick from Champagne to cleansers and more

The cult earbuds are now on sale! Apple’s devices are a must for man thanks to their groundbreaking sound quality, intelligent noise control and customisable fit meaning they’ll suit any pair of lugholes.

Was £229

Moët, but not at the price you know it. Look, we never claimed to pen poetry here, but if there’s a chance to make you smile, we’re there. And there’s nothing that will bring a grin to your chops faster than finding this bottle for a very decent £35.89

Was: £45

Upgrade your personal tech with Samsung’s Galaxy tablet. This sleek design features an 11-inch display, pin-sharp audio and 64GB of storage (although 128GB is available for those who can’t stream enough).

Was £239

Keep it classic with a monochrome set of CKs finest trunks. You’ll get a pack of three in this bundle with sizes medium and large left.

Was: £42

Smells can affect your mood, making you feel more relaxed and calmer; lavender has this effect. This pillow spray is clinically proven to help you fall asleep faster and wake feeling more refreshed with the aroma-therapeutic super-blend of lavender, vetivert and chamomile which soothes you to sleep.

Was £24

The definition of a cult product, if you want pillowy plump and soft skin, incorporating Elemis’ cream into your routine should be your first order of business.

This is one of Elemis’ bestselling products and has been so since the brand’s inception over 20 years ago - a testament both to its efficacy as well as its luxury feel.

The rich gel-cream texture expertly balances two opposing qualities, providing science-led formulations, while pampering your skin. It combines the likes of padina pavonica, chlorella and ginkgo biloba to minimise the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles as well as intensely hydrating ingredients that are a treat to thirsty complexions.

A gleaming smile is closer than you think thanks to Philips. The home electrics brand has this Sonicare device in the Amazon sale with a whopping 64 per cent off the RRP. It comes with four brushing modes and three intensity levels with a pressure sensor ensuring you don’t damage your enamel and gums by going in too hard.

Was: £249.99

Breaking out the big gun, the Fire TV Omni QLED is the crowning glory of Amazon’s Fire TV range and as such they’ve imbued it with an almighty 4K QLED (Quantum Dot LED) display with Full Array Dimming, a 60Hz fresh rate, Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ Adaptive and support for HDR10 and HLG for images with truly stunning colour, bright whites, deep, detailed darks, and clarity throughout. What’s more, thanks to a built-in ambient light sensor, whether your room of Omni choice is dowsed in darkness or bathing in brightness, the picture will always be automatically optimised for the conditions.

Was: £549.99

Warm and masculine, Boss Bottled Intense is a full-bodied fragrance for classically stylish men who like to leave a lasting impression. Exotic cinnamon and clove mingle with orange blossom and smooth vanilla. Charged with spice and wood, it’s less sweet than Boss The Scent making it more suitable for the winter season.

Was: £84

See and speak to visitors without going to your front door with Amazon’s Ring Video Doorbell. With easy installation that takes just five minutes, the security camera offers full body views and comes with an indoor camera too.

Was: £149.98

While few of us have our very own sous chef on hand to make life easier in the kitchen, this sturdy dream machine is the next best option. Unlike any other food processor we tested, it takes the guesswork out of cooking for top-notch results every time. Add an accessory and Ninja’s Auto-IQ technology will calculate exactly what program you will need and how long it should run for. It’s easy to override this and use the controls manually instead, but we found the automatic settings worked brilliantly for everything from cake mixes to chopped vegetables.

Everything you need is inside the box including a dough blade and reversible slicing/grating disc though beware, this is brutally sharp. Removable parts are all dishwasher safe for easy cleaning too. The machine also comes with a 2.1 litre blender jug and an additional 700ml single serve cup which is great for whizzing up individual drinks on the go.

Our only complaint? The powerful 1200W motor is seriously noisy so might not be the best choice in an open-plan kitchen or small flat unless you’re actively trying to annoy your neighbours.

Was: £199.99

Compared with the Pixel 8 Pro, you are getting a smaller screen and one less camera with just two versus the Pro’s triple system. Visually the two phones are very similiar with their metal trims but in feel, they are different once again with a polished glass versus the Pro’s matte finish. Refresh rates and brightness are unsurprisingly more advanced on the Pro, but there is the same 50MP main camera.

There are a lot of features to love about the Google Pixel 8, however, such as its adaptive battery that provides juice for over 24 hours and camera editing functions like Magic Eraser to automatically remove photo bombers in pictures or disruptive noises in videos as wel as Best Take so the whole group is happy with the final shot.

Was: £699

Time was a watch simply told you the time. In 2024, they’re getting smarter with Fitbit leading the charge. This smart wearable is invaluable at helping you maximise workouts and training and monitoring your health, all while keeping you beautifully connected.

Was: £139.99

If your luggage is looking rather battered after a season of travel, now’s the time to replace them for less. Samsung’s carry on is nearly 50 per cent off in Amazon’s sale, the design resting on smooth rolling wheels for easy transit from the taxi to the gate.

Was: £255

Offering 12 ways to cook, this split-zone air fryer and oven is capable of feeding up to 10 people, making it perfect for large families and keen dinner party hosts. A nifty Sync function allows you to cook two foods in different ways with everything ready at the same time, so there’s no need to keep bits and pieces warm.

Was £239.99

Get in your daily steps while smashing deadlines thanks to this walking pad that you can position right under your desk.

Was: £269.99

We all know a Scotch lover who would love a bottle of the good stuff. Now’s your chance to pounce on Aberlour’s small batch firewater, brimming with sherry, chocolate and fruit notes.

Was: £45

See to all the jobs in the house with Bosch’s clever combi drill. It comes with two batteries and can screw, drill and even handle impact drilling all in its stride.

Was: £213

Best for: tackling small areas and spot stains

Weighing in at 6kg (just over 13lbs for us Luddites), this powerhouse of a carpet cleaner comes on with 750W of va-va-voom, meaning it behaves like a much bigger machine, but is still light enough to be easily hoiked around the house by the averagely fit person.

The 1.5m (almost 5ft – Luddites, I’m talking to you again) long attached hose with cleaning head means that, as well as carpets, you can spot-clean spills or use it on stairs, upholstery, inside cars and get into tight corners. Its scrubbing action works hard on stains old and new, and it can be used on soft and hard surfaces.

Bonus: it comes with a three-year warranty and a sample bottle of cleaning fluid so you can get going straight away.

Was: £169.99

Rise and shine every morning thanks to the smart technology embedded within Oral-B’s electric toothbrush. The iO7 offers five modes of cleaning to give your gnashers a hygienist’s level of clean. I’s 62 per cent off right now - now there’s a deal to smile about.

Was: £399.99