Amazon is going all out for its Boxing Day sale for 2019.
Home to almost every item you could ever set your heart on, Amazon's Boxing Day sale includes everything from homewares, clothing, books and plenty of tech and electricals.
Whether you're frantically buying essentials like batteries that you completely forgot about for the fifth year in a row, or are stocking up on some New Year goodies for yourself, we've listed out some of our favourite items of the lot below for you to pick from.
We've spotted discounts on everything from new Apple iPhones, Fitbits, vacuum cleaners and books, with everything already available from now on the Amazon website, with price cuts mostly lasting while stock does.
Best Amazon sale deals
Fitbit Charge 3, £89.99 (was £94.99)
Oral-B Genius 8000 CrossAction Electric Toothbrush, £69.99 (was £89.99)
BULK powders pure whey protein 1kg, £12.85 (was £13.99)
Sony Bravia 32-inch HD Ready HDR Smart TV, £199 (was £223.52)
Sage Barista Express with Temp Control Milk Jug, £369 (was £449)
How to find the best Amazon Boxing Day sale deals?
Like with other Amazon sales, the Boxing Day price cuts include a mixture of flash 'lightning' deals that are on while stocks last and longer running best deals.
Prime members get 30 minutes early access to all flash deals, and new items are added throughout the duration of the sale. These are often the best offers, but they do go fast so best to sign up to Amazon's Daily Deals newsletter in order not to miss out.
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How to get Amazon Prime for free on Boxing Day?
With Amazon Video now hosting access to the Premier League fixtures, there has never been a better time to sign up for Amazon Prime - and you can do it for free.
Amazon customers can sign up to a 30-day free trial to take advantage of Prime perks, like 30-minutes exclusive early access to all sale lightning deals and access to Prime Video and Prime Music streaming platforms.
The trial allows you to try out the premium membership without paying the £7.99 monthly fee (or £79 upfront annual cost). But users must remember to set a reminder to cancel before the subscription ends - or risk being charged the full fee.
Find out more about Prime and what's included here in our Amazon Prime FAQs .
