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Amazon Black Friday sale 2026: best deals live now
With over a decade of experience at Which?, Tom covers everything from tech advice to money-saving tips, and highlights the best deals during major sales events.
Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping events of the year, and while Amazon's official Black Friday sale is still to come, there are already plenty of discounts worth a closer look. The offers we've highlighted below aren't part of the sale, but they're worth considering if you're looking for a bargain ahead of the event.
Every November, Amazon has discounts across thousands of products, from Electronics, Kitchen appliances, Home & garden, Baby products and Health & personal care.
In 2026, Black Friday falls on 27 November, with more offers expected as the big day approaches. Whether you're planning a big purchase, stocking up on everyday essentials or getting ahead with your Christmas shopping, it's worth keeping an eye out for genuine bargains.
Keep an eye on this page as we'll be regularly updating it with the latest offers, highlighting deals on products that have impressed in our independent tests.
When is Black Friday? Prepare for the sales event with our expert advice.
What makes Which? deals different?
Retailers sometimes use misleading ‘was’ or ‘now’ prices to claim their deals are good. Media sites and artificial intelligence (AI) promote deals from retailers – but do they always check them first?
We don’t just take retailers’ word for it, we track actual market prices over six months. We share cheapest and average calculations and evaluate products against strict performance benchmarks. So you get good quality at honest prices.
References to ‘average price' and 'cheapest price' are based on Which? market knowledge and information supplied by our partners. Prices are checked for the six calendar months prior to publication. Not all retailers are included in our checks. We have highlighted John Lewis as the 'Featured' retailer where possible, however, offers may be cheaper at other retailers in the pricing tool.
Jump straight to the deals:
- Tech: Fitness trackers | Outdoor security cameras | Robot vacuum cleaners | Smartwatches | TVs
- Home: Blenders | Electric blankets | Food processors | Kettles
Best kettle deals
Bosch TWK1M123GB MyMoment Delight
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? No, but close (was £24 October 2025)
Average price in the past six months: £33
Cheapest price in the past six months: £24
- 1.7L capacity
- 1.1kg
- Annual running cost: £33.67
We like: Good controls, removable filter
We don't like: Noisy when boiling
A simple plastic jug kettle from Bosch, available in black or cream.
It has a limescale filter in the spout, a push-button lid activated with the handle and internal cord storage. The water gauge is on both the left and right of the kettle, marked with both the maximum and minimum fills.
Read our Bosch TWK1M123GB MyMoment Delight review.
More Amazon Black Friday kettle deals:
- Ninja Perfect Temperature kettle – SQUIRREL_TEXT_12877499
- Tower Midnight Blue 3KW Rapid-boil – SQUIRREL_TEXT_50007551
See our guide to the best kettles.
Best outdoor security camera deals
Eufy Solocam E30
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? No (was £66 June 2026)
Average price in the past six months: £90
Cheapest price in the past six months: £66
- Local storage
- Motion detection
- Battery/solar powered
We like: Solar powered
We don't like: No clarity on software updates
This outdoor security camera from Eufy runs on a solar-powered battery and comes with customisable privacy zones and a siren function. Eufy claims it can run indefinitely with a couple of hours of daily solar charging (USB-C charging is also available).
Cloud storage is available for a subscription, but local storage is also available using a micro-SD card (not supplied) of up to 128GB.
Read our Eufy Solocam E30 review or see our guide to the best outdoor security cameras.
Best smartwatch deals
Garmin Fenix 8 (47mm)
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? No, but close (was £553.50 November 2026)
Average price in the past six months: £773
Cheapest price in the past six months: £553
- 35mm screen
- Weighs 80.8g
- 454 x 454 px. resolution
We like: 40-metre dive rating
We don't like: Heavier and more expensive than others
If you're after a smartwatch you can take on any outdoor adventure, this deal is for you.
This Garmin watch can track most activities and doesn't need a phone to utilise GPS. The manufacturer claims the battery life can even last up to 16 days when in 'smartwatch mode'.
Read our Garmin Fenix 8 review or see our guide to the best smartwatches.
Best fitness tracker deals
Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 9 Pro
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? No, but close (was £45 December 2025)
Average price in the past six months: £90
Cheapest price in the past six months: £45
- 1.74-inch AMOLED touchscreen
- Silicone strap
We like: Waterproof, jam-packed with features
We don't like: Will not work with iOS
This discounted fitness tracker can connect to both Android OS and Apple iOS phones and uses the Mi Fitness app. It can track more than 150 sports. When exercising, it measures your speed, distance travelled, heart rate, duration and calories burned.
Xiaomi claims that the device is splashproof and explains that it can be used for shallow swimming, though warns that water resistance is not permanent and may decline over time.
Read our Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 9 Pro review or see our guide to the best fitness trackers.
Best blender deals
Nutribullet Pro 900
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? Yes
Average price in the past six months: £88
Cheapest price in the past six months: £60
- 0.7 litre jug capacity
- 37 x 13.5 x 13.5cm (HxWxD)
- 900W
We like: Compact
We don't like: Not designed for hot liquid
For making smoothies and juices, this Nutribullet won't take up too much space on your countertop. It has a 900ml jug that can hold up to 700ml worth of liquid, which should be enough for one or two portions.
Read our Nutribullet Pro 900 review or see our guide to the best blenders.
Best food processor deals
Nutribullet Magic Bullet Kitchen Express MB09200
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? Yes
Average price in the past six months: £65
Cheapest price in the past six months: £40
- 0.83 litres stated capacity
- 35 x 14 x 14cm (HxWxD)
- 1.3kg
We like: Easy to assemble and use attachments
We don't like: Small capacity
This compact food processor is well suited to smaller kitchens or anyone short on counter space. It offers a single speed plus pulse and covers all the essentials: chopping, slicing, grating, mixing and blending.
Every attachment is dishwasher friendly. The full kit includes the motor base, work bowl with feed chute, food pusher, chopping blade, reversible slice and shred disc, cross blade, two tall cups, a to-go lid and the user guide.
Read our Nutribullet Magic Bullet Kitchen Express MB09200 review.
More Amazon Black Friday food processor deals:
- Kenwood Multipro Express FDP65.860WH – SQUIRREL_TEXT_12876563
See our guide to the best food processors.
Best robot vacuum cleaner deals
Eufy Clean X8 Pro with Self-Empty Station
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? No, but close (was £236 October 2026)
Average price in the past six months: £354
Cheapest price in the past six months: £236
- 2.5-litre dust tank
- Charging and self-empty station
- Built-in mopping
We like: Very easy to use
We don't like: Struggles to reach corners
Vacuuming sucks. Literally, but it can also be tedious to lug around a massive unit and all that bending over can leave your back hurting. One solution? Automate it.
This robot vacuum is pretty plug-and-play: on first setup, it will map out the floor of your home, then all you need to do is press play and let it do all the work for you. It can also mop, and it self-empties its dust tank once full.
Read our Eufy X8 Pro robot vacuum review or see our guide to the best robot vacuum cleaners.
Best TV deals
Hisense 50Q8STUK
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? Yes
Average price in the past six months: £923
Cheapest price in the past six months: £500
- 50-inches
- QLED
- 4K resolution
We like: Quick navigation
We don't like: A bit light on accessibility features
This mid-range 50-inch TV from Hisense has four HDMI inputs as well as three USB inputs.
It's quick and easy to set up - whether you use your phone or the remote. If you like to rearrange or remove your channels, you'll be pleased to find you can select several at once, which makes the process much simpler.
Read our Hisense 50Q8STUK review.
Best electric blankets deals
Russell Hobbs RHEDB8002 Electric Underblanket
Cheapest-ever price on Amazon? No, but close (was £40 February 2026)
Average price in the past six months £72
Cheapest price in the past six months: £43
- Dual controls
- Available in single, double and king
- Six temperature settings
We like: Soft
We don't like: No programmable timer
This electric blanket features dual controls - handy for if you share your bed with a partner and prefer different heat levels.
It attaches to your mattress with large elastic straps on each corner, and there's a 10-hour auto timer which will switch it off if you leave it on accidentally.
Read our Russell Hobbs RHEDB8002 Electric Underblanket review or see our guide to the best electric blankets.
Our extensive Black Friday coverage is produced by a group of consumer experts, working across deal analysis, price tracking and product testing.
- Faith Strickland, senior consumer editor – over a 10-year journalism career spanning The Times and Condé Nast, Faith has worked on deals at Which? for four years. She manages a stellar team to ensure only the best deals make it into our pages.
- Tom Morgan, senior consumer writer – with more than a decade of experience at Which?, Tom has manually sifted through thousands of Amazon deals to find genuine bargains. He uses specialist pricing tools to spot products at historically low prices.
- Yasmine Crossland, senior consumer writer – Having spent seven years covering consumer products for Good Housekeeping, Good Food and T3, Yasmine now helps Which? readers find discounted Best Buys without paying over the odds.
- Natalie Turner, consumer writer – Natalie is a natural at hunting down great deals, having spent nearly five years scouring seasonal sales events such as Black Friday and Amazon Prime Days to find you the best savings.
How much is Amazon Prime?
Amazon Prime membership costs £8.99 per month, or £95 per year. If you pay annually, you save just over £12 per year.
Students and young adults aged 18 to 24 can get a six-month free trial, followed by a discounted membership costing £4.49 per month or £47.49 per year. Paying annually saves just over £6 compared with the monthly plan.
Prime membership includes benefits such as fast delivery on eligible orders, Prime Video and access to exclusive deals. However, you don't need to be a Prime member to shop Amazon's Black Friday sale, although some discounts may be reserved for subscribers.
Find out how to get Amazon Prime for free.
Get a free trial of Amazon Prime for Black Friday
If you're not already an Amazon Prime member, you might be eligible to sign up for 30 days of Amazon Prime for free. This gives you access to Prime benefits during Black Friday, including exclusive discounts and free delivery on eligible orders.
Just remember to cancel before your trial ends if you don't want to continue paying. Otherwise, you'll automatically be charged £8.99 per month (or £95 per year if you selected an annual subscription).
To cancel your membership before the trial expires, you'll need to visit the Amazon Prime membership page, choose Manage membership, then follow the options to end your membership.
How to return Amazon purchases
If you buy a product during Amazon's Black Friday sale and it arrives damaged or faulty, you're protected by consumer law.
Under the Consumer Rights Act, your purchase needs to be of satisfactory quality (not faulty or damaged), fit for purpose and as described. If your product doesn't meet one of these requirements, the retailer (not the manufacturer) is in breach of the Consumer Rights Act.
If you've simply changed your mind, Amazon allows you to return most products within 30 days of delivery, provided they're unused and undamaged. Some exclusions apply, so it's worth checking the returns policy before buying.
Amazon offers free returns on many products, but you may have to pay to send an unwanted item back if it isn't eligible. If your purchase is faulty, damaged or incorrect, the retailer should cover the return costs.
To start a return, visit Your Orders in your Amazon account, select the relevant purchase and follow the instructions.
For expert advice on returning goods you've bought online, see our in-depth guide to returns and refunds.
How to recycle your old tech
If you're looking to replace older technology during Amazon's Black Friday sale, it's worth thinking about what to do with the gadgets you no longer need.
You have a few options if you want to recycle your unwanted electronics. Some local councils offer kerbside collections for small electrical items, such as toasters and kettles. Alternatively, you can take them to a recycling centre or check whether a nearby retailer offers an electrical recycling service.
For more details on how to get rid of your unused gadgets, check our advice on how to recycle electrical items.
Watch: an expert's tip on Amazon
Our senior consumer editor, Faith Strickland, shares her advice on how to shop smarter during Amazon's sales.
