Amazon Black Friday

29-11-2019 1:11pm

AirPods down to 132 pounds (incl irish vat). Taking free delivery into account it’s the best straight price I’ve seen around as I’ve been watching to pick them up as a gift. Works out at 155 euro delivered.

Don’t know how long the price will last as it came up briefly last night at this price but disappeared as I was adding to the basket. Came back again a while ago.

sweetie · 29-11-2019 2:48pm

Logitech G29 driving set reduced to £119 on lightning deal currently

SickBoy · 29-11-2019 2:56pm

sweetie wrote: »

Logitech G29 driving set reduced to £119 on lightning deal currently

The G920 (Xbox) is also available in this offer.

cr-07 · 29-11-2019 3:13pm

Anyone have any offers on a Smart Kettle? One that could be controlled via Alexa.

This is all I have found:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Appkettle-Internet-Enabled-Controlled-Kettle/dp/B01M35A5SW/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=smart+kettle&qid=1575036744&sr=8-3

Skerries · 29-11-2019 3:14pm

would it not be cheaper just to stick a normal kettle into a smart plug?

utyh2ikcq9z76b · 29-11-2019 3:15pm

Skerries wrote: »

would it not be cheaper just to stick a normal kettle into a smart plug?

Don't think the smart plugs work at the 2-3kw range

Supertoucher · 29-11-2019 3:17pm

Alec Most Veteran wrote: »

Don't think the smart plugs work at the 2-3kw range

Some/most do and are rated as such (Hive one does for instance) but there are questions over how long they will last under such a load.

Reason I know is people were asking Hive for ages about how they can hook immersion heaters (3KW) up to the Hive as there is no native solution. These socket switches are the only real tabled offering. Unless you speak to an electrician about using a contactor or solid state relay to handle the load.

Tandey · 29-11-2019 3:23pm

Skerries wrote: »

would it not be cheaper just to stick a normal kettle into a smart plug?

Would the kettle switch not just pop up when the kettle is boiled though? So pointless really.

Nicetrustedcup · 29-11-2019 3:28pm

Really what’s the need for a smart kettle ?

Your press a switch on the kettle a few mins later you have hot water.

You still need to fill it with water.

It’s like smart washing machine I don’t get it. Mine beeps really load when it’s done and that’s all I need. My fridge beeps really load when I leave the door open to long that’s all I need ha

We don’t need a smart everything

NabyLadistheman · 29-11-2019 3:31pm

A smart kettle makes the tea for ya as well! Disappointed there has not been a bigger drop on the Philips air-fryer

Mr.Crinklewood · 29-11-2019 6:06pm

jakdublin wrote: »

Ah lads, come on ffs. Back on topic please.

Here you go ..

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0751M87PZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_dav4Db2MJJGS7

stdidit · 29-11-2019 6:21pm

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HBZ4N3W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_ihv4DbKZP6MCE
Shark Lift-Away Upright Vacuum Cleaner [NV601UK], Blue/Steel Grey for £119.99 on prime, seems like a decent deal to me.

hudsonn · 29-11-2019 6:51pm

Decent gift set for men. Half the usual price. No aerosols included so no problem with shipping.

ManCave Survival Gift Set - 6 Natural Grooming Essentials

xtal191 · 29-11-2019 7:29pm

Oneplus 6 8gb 128gb for €310 +delivery. Ridiculous bargain

https://www.amazon.es/OnePlus-Smartphone-Pantalla-Qualcomm-Snapgradon/dp/B07CK7KB95

limnam · 29-11-2019 7:37pm

xtal191 wrote: »

Oneplus 6 8gb 128gb for €310 +delivery. Ridiculous bargain

https://www.amazon.es/OnePlus-Smartphone-Pantalla-Qualcomm-Snapgradon/dp/B07CK7KB95?psc=1&SubscriptionId=AKIAI2TWEDSMJWGPXOQQ&tag=camelcamelc05-21&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B07CK7KB95

Won't open if it's the non T is it that ridic?

ANXIOUS · 29-11-2019 7:54pm

xtal191 wrote: »

Oneplus 6 8gb 128gb for €310 +delivery. Ridiculous bargain

https://www.amazon.es/OnePlus-Smartphone-Pantalla-Qualcomm-Snapgradon/dp/B07CK7KB95

I got a oneplus 7 8g and 256 GB for €370 delivered from Eglobal.

xtal191 · 29-11-2019 8:05pm

ANXIOUS wrote: »

I got a oneplus 7 8g and 256 GB for €370 delivered from Eglobal.

No Oneplus warranty with Eglobal, you'll get their 2 year warranty buying from Amazon. Still a good price mind

dubliniift · 29-11-2019 10:57pm

gabbo is coming wrote: »

Any good tv deals 50"+?

Amazon italy got qled at 529

dubliniift · 29-11-2019 11:03pm

Placed three orders of tv on amazon italy All pending on amazon italy. They wanna verify card. Account also locked. What is wrong. Used 3 diff accounts and 2 diff cards

frozenfrozen · 29-11-2019 11:09pm

Very poor black Friday sales on Amazon today

dowtchaboy · 29-11-2019 11:27pm

ANXIOUS wrote: »

I got a oneplus 7 8g and 256 GB for €370 delivered from Eglobal.

I got a Moto G6 with 4G delivered from Egolbal. Excellent price and delivery, but they didn't point out that it was Hong Kong stock and so it had no Band 20. Reception of 4G out here in the sticks was non-existent. After 3 months I bought a G7 from Amazon Spain and the 4G reception appeared.

rustledjimmies · 29-11-2019 11:38pm

frozenfrozen wrote: »

Very poor black Friday sales on Amazon today

"3 months of Prime for just £23.97 £11.99" is about the best deal I've seen. Should be handy for ordering a few stocking fillers (cheap stuff w/free shipping) and some Prime Video thrown in to boot. Not bad for 4 quid a month*.

* remember to cancel before the 3 months are up and the £79 hits.

Zardoz · 29-11-2019 11:45pm

frozenfrozen wrote: »

Very poor black Friday sales on Amazon today

Pathetic. You'd have better bargains on any other random day of the year.

kenyard · 30-11-2019 12:05am

Zardoz wrote: »

Pathetic. You'd have better bargains on any other random day of the year.

A few lightning sales were ok but that's about it and as you say. Same as any other day.
I tried ordering Amazon echo but delivery not until January. Found em cheaper on littlewoods

turniphead · 30-11-2019 12:14am

I got the Garmin Vivoactive Music for €180 on Amazon.de

I've been looking for a while and that's the best price I've seen.

Soarer · 30-11-2019 1:57am

rustledjimmies wrote: »

"3 months of Prime for just £23.97 £11.99" is about the best deal I've seen. Should be handy for ordering a few stocking fillers (cheap stuff w/free shipping) and some Prime Video thrown in to boot. Not bad for 4 quid a month*.

* remember to cancel before the 3 months are up and the £79 hits.

You can actually cancel as soon as you register, and they’ll give you the option of getting a refund or letting your sub run out.

So you don’t even have to remember to cancel!

D13exile · 30-11-2019 2:16am

I cancelled my order for a Eufy robovac when I found a better more powerful model by the same company on the Amazon Spanish site for €60 less than the Amazon.co.uk site. Pretty crap Black Friday “sale” alright, at least on the English site.

johnytwentyten · 30-11-2019 9:34am

kenyard wrote: »

A few lightning sales were ok but that's about it and as you say. Same as any other day.
I tried ordering Amazon echo but delivery not until January. Found em cheaper on littlewoods

Ordered a Nintendo switch from Littlewoods at 6:30pm yesterday, received no confirmation email, so rang them this morning,

it seems their customer service is located overseas, was put on hold for ten minutes and then they hung up,
I rang back and was speaking to a lady who informed me that the payment never went through so I was wasn't charged,
I informed her that the money has been taken from my account so I was charged, she said she was going to contact some other department, back on hold, came back on to tell me that they weren't open until Monday and to ring back then, I then seen that a lot of people have been reporting similar issues with Littlewoods on trustpilot, so in other words, stay well clear of this shower

daheff · 30-11-2019 10:10am

I did see one bargain on the Lego Pirate Rollercoaster. At 42GBP. /50EUR.....usually about 75-80 Eur. Bought it and by the time I went to get the link to post it was gone up to 80 GBP

getoffthepot · 30-11-2019 10:46am

stdidit wrote: »

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HBZ4N3W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_ihv4DbKZP6MCE
Shark Lift-Away Upright Vacuum Cleaner [NV601UK], Blue/Steel Grey for £119.99 on prime, seems like a decent deal to me.

I thought so too so I bought it!:D

Berserker5 · 30-11-2019 11:09am

Soarer wrote: »

You can actually cancel as soon as you register, and they’ll give you the option of getting a refund or letting your sub run out.

So you don’t even have to remember to cancel!

If you have a few Amazon accounts you can get prime free all the time

walshy123 · 30-11-2019 11:16am

dubliniift wrote: »

Placed three orders of tv on amazon italy All pending on amazon italy. They wanna verify card. Account also locked. What is wrong. Used 3 diff accounts and 2 diff cards

let me know how this plays out. i was trying to buy a samsung 49q60r a few months back. they repeatedly cancelled order. customer services couldn't explain and asked me try again, check credit card address, etc.

eventually they emailed saying the reason for cancellation was that they couldn't ship due to lithium batteries.

dubliniift · 30-11-2019 12:40pm

walshy123 wrote: »

let me know how this plays out. i was trying to buy a samsung 49q60r a few months back. they repeatedly cancelled order. customer services couldn't explain and asked me try again, check credit card address, etc.

eventually they emailed saying the reason for cancellation was that they couldn't ship due to lithium batteries.

This is awesful. Imagine I loose this TV and also loose BF deals

CyberGhost · 30-11-2019 3:47pm

frozenfrozen wrote: »

Very poor black Friday sales on Amazon today

It was very poor for me overall. No good deals that I was interested in.

Damien360 · 30-11-2019 4:31pm

walshy123 wrote: »

eventually they emailed saying the reason for cancellation was that they couldn't ship due to lithium batteries.

Neither Fedex or DHL will take even 3V lithium batteries we use for work. Has to be land shipped if required. I assume uk shipments here are primarily by DPD or similar over land.

fryup · 30-11-2019 9:14pm

frozenfrozen wrote: »

Very poor black Friday sales on Amazon today

yep, load of bollocks

FFVII · 30-11-2019 9:51pm

turniphead wrote: »

I got the Garmin Vivoactive Music for €180 on Amazon.de

I've been looking for a while and that's the best price I've seen.

What made you pick that one? The 3 version was it?

Mam wants me to get a watch for Dad for Xmas...I was gonna get a Fitbit but alot of the reviews are shocking bad and now Google bought them...this could be a great thing or they'll flipping shut them down in a years time. Never know with Google.

So I'm thinking Garmin may be the way to go...

Looking for steps counter/Heartrate stuff/ Map of where he walks/Sleep stuff be good to.

turniphead · 01-12-2019 12:25am

FFVII wrote: »

What made you pick that one? The 3 version was it?

Mam wants me to get a watch for Dad for Xmas...I was gonna get a Fitbit but alot of the reviews are shocking bad and now Google bought them...this could be a great thing or they'll flipping shut them down in a years time. Never know with Google.

So I'm thinking Garmin may be the way to go...

Looking for steps counter/Heartrate stuff/ Map of where he walks/Sleep stuff be good to.

It's a general fitness watch with good reviews. I'm sure there are better running-watches, smart-watches, etc out there but you'd have to pay more for them. As a general fitness/activity tracker this ticks all the boxes (step counter, heartrate, gps, sleep monitor, etc.). The Vivoactive 4 is out now hence the price reduction.

The Vivoactive 3 is cheaper again (€150 approx) but I wanted the music option so didn't mind paying that bit extra.

eclipsechaser · 01-12-2019 1:59am

LEGO 75218 Star Wars X-Wing Starfighter

https://www.amazon.co.uk/LEGO-75218-X-Wing-Starfighter-Building/dp/B0792R2MYX/

£45. Lowest it's ever been by a good bit according to Camels.

Birneybau · 01-12-2019 3:57am

dubliniift wrote: »

This is awesful. Imagine I loose this TV and also loose BF deals

Ah sure, just lose change

Birneybau · 01-12-2019 3:58am

FFVII wrote: »

What made you pick that one? The 3 version was it?

Mam wants me to get a watch for Dad for Xmas...I was gonna get a Fitbit but alot of the reviews are shocking bad and now Google bought them...this could be a great thing or they'll flipping shut them down in a years time. Never know with Google.

So I'm thinking Garmin may be the way to go...

Looking for steps counter/Heartrate stuff/ Map of where he walks/Sleep stuff be good to.

The Huawei ones are decent, obviously not as good as the Garmin's, but at least a fifth of the price

GarIT · 01-12-2019 11:07am

Birneybau wrote: »

The Huawei ones are decent, obviously not as good as the Garmin's, but at least a fifth of the price

I wouldn't think it's worth having something that records your every word and sends it to China on your wrist.

Zardoz · 01-12-2019 2:58pm

GarIT wrote: »

I wouldn't think it's worth having something that records your every word and sends it to China on your wrist.

As opposed to sending it to the US or UK ?
Google and Apple are far worse than Huawei .

Heraldoffreeent · 01-12-2019 3:24pm

GarIT wrote: »

I wouldn't think it's worth having something that records your every word and sends it to China on your wrist.

Yes, because every word you say is so important to the Chinese Government.

GarIT · 01-12-2019 8:24pm

Heraldoffreeent wrote: »

Yes, because every word you say is so important to the Chinese Government.

I don't think anything I say is unusually important, It's not even listened to, just scanned through with some automated systems listening to keywords. Still I'd rather that not happen no matter the cost.

stdidit · 02-12-2019 10:14am

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XJ3LVPI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Zsn5DbFY9WTKC

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Livingroom Keyboard with Touchpad-QWERTY UK Layout - Black for £13.99 Prime. Great wireless keyboard for the price, I have one and find it goes great with my android TV box

KyussB · 02-12-2019 11:09am

Zardoz wrote: »

As opposed to sending it to the US or UK ?
Google and Apple are far worse than Huawei .

China has literal concentration camps.

RossieMan · 02-12-2019 11:10am

KyussB wrote: »

China has literal concentration camps.

i don't think they'll be interested in sending you there.

whatawaster · 02-12-2019 11:10am

KyussB wrote: »

China has literal concentration camps.

Not to get too political, but so does the US.

KyussB · 02-12-2019 11:11am

Well, I don't think the US does, no

but not for this thread/forum - leaving it at that.

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