Genuine savings on headphones, laptops, phones, TVs, and gaming—still live and tested by W.B.

If you missed something this time, we’d recommend checking out tools like Keepa or CamelCamelCamel as prices on tech do go up and down throughout the year.

★ Google Pixel 7 Smartphone for £444 (£153 off)

We called the Pixel 7 a “steal” at its original price. Slice more than £150 off and we’re talking about a new level of criminality. The Pixel 7’s flagship-grade design is immediately impressive and, as ever, the quality of Google’s camera image processing is superb. A Pixel also gets you the purest form of Android, and provides the swiftest updates, as there’s no custom software layer on top that also needs to be updated too.

★ Fitbit Charge 5 Tracker for £99 (£30 off)

The Fitbit Charge 5 is perhaps the best deal in the Fitbit line-up. It has most of the features of the Fitbit Sense watches, including ECG heart rate readings. But it costs far less. Is it actually a great Prime Day deal, though? The Charge 5 has been sold around the £100 mark many times since late 2022. However, it’s rare to see this wearable selling for any less, so go ahead. It’s £34 cheaper than the price the tracker sold for direct from the Fitbit store just before Prime Day.

★ Samsung Odyssey G7 Monitor for £544 (£55 off)

If you’re looking for the ultimate gaming monitor that doesn’t cost more than the PC itself, this might be it. 1440p resolution is the sweet spot for most folks, and the Samsung Odyssey G7’s 32-inch size will seem immersive at close quarters. Its image quality is excellent thanks to good color depth and strong, for an LCD, contrast. The 240Hz refresh rate makes motion appear super-smooth too.  The one caveat is we don’t recommend this for use as a TV as its VA screen panel does not result in ultra-wide viewing angles. But, hey, it’s a PC monitor, not a TV. We called it the “best mainstream curved gaming monitor” in our group test.

★ PlayStation 5 Console + God of War Ragnarok for £445 (£95 off)

In recent years it’s been all but impossible to purchase a PS5 at all, let alone one on sale, but Sony’s hardware shortage issues are a thing of the past and we’re finally starting to see deals on the console we scored 9/10 back in 2020. Amazon is currently offering the console bundled with the excellent God of War Ragnarok for £454, which is a good price given that the PS5 alone still has an RRP of £480 and the included game isn’t yet a year old. It’s also arguably the best-looking PS5 game to date, so there’s no better way to christen your shiny new console. If you’re all in on a discless future, Very is currently selling the same bundle for slightly less than Amazon, only here you get the digital-only edition.