Amazon Spring Deal Days: the best TV, hi-fi, home cinema and audio deals already live
Why wait for the sale to start?

Amazon's Spring Deal Days sales event starts on Tuesday, so it must be spring.
This is one of Amazon's big four sales of the year. It has promised "hundreds of thousands" of deals, including on the best TVs, best headphones, best speakers, best soundbars and a lot more besides.
The sale lasts an entire week, ending on 31st March.
But you don't have to wait until next week to get a healthy discount. Some deals are already live! The Award-winning Sonos Beam (Gen 2) has plummeted in price, while the B&W Pi6 have hit their lowest ever price.
The Q Acoustics 5050 also have £130 off, and the Samsung HW-Q990D soundbar is almost half price. And the sale hasn't even started yet.
Spring Deal Days is basically this season's Prime Day. The deals are only available on Amazon, but you can expect other retailers to join in with discounts of their own. Which is good news for us punters.
As ever, you'll need Prime membership to be eligible for the deals. Prime costs £8.99 a month or £95 a year. But here's how to sign up for a free Amazon Prime trial and not pay a penny.
Why can you trust us? All of the below deals are on products that we have reviewed and can heartily recommend. Some of them aren't on Amazon as well – we're not loyal, and neither should you be.
Rest assured we only feature reputable retailers so you can buy with confidence.
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Editor's picks: the best Prime Day deals overall
Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 was £219 now £179 at Amazon (save £40)
Despite us only having reviewed them a few months ago, the Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 have enjoyed a solid price reduction at Amazon. This is the lowest price we've discovered for the Pi6, and while £40 isn't a colossal figure, any saving at this point in the robust-sounding buds' life is to be welcomed with open arms.
Best deal on Forest Green finish
Sonos Beam (Gen 2) was £499 now £339 at Amazon (save £160)
The latest offering from Sonos impressed us with its exceptional and immersive Dolby Atmos performance. Being a Sonos product, it also has wi-fi and network streaming onboard, plus compatibility with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Available in black or white. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sonos Beam (Gen 2) review
Q Acoustics 5050 was £1299 now £1169 at Sevenoaks (save £130)
The Q Acoustics 5050 are sensational-sounding floorstanders, capable of impressive insight, clarity and scale. Avoid partnering them with bright or aggressive amplification and you’ll be handsomely rewarded. What Hi-Fi? Product of the Year
Read our Q Acoustics 5050 review
LG OLED48B4 was £899 now £563 at Amazon (save £336)
LG's B-series OLED range has paired performance and value for a long time, however, the B4 is the first time you can buy it in a 48-inch screen size. It's perfect for those with smaller living rooms, or gamers who want an OLED monitor with all the trimmings that fits on a desk.
Sony WF-C700N was £99 now £69 at Amazon (save £30)
These are a step up from the C510, but not as advanced as the range-topping WF-1000XM5. Active noise cancellation comes as standard, they're comfortable, and like their stablemates their sound quality is off the chart for the money. A deserved Award winner, and absolute bargain at this price. What Hi-Fi Awards winner
Read our Sony WF-C700N review
The Samsung HW-Q990D is, hands down, the finest soundbar system we've ever tested and reviewed. This is backed up by the fact that we gave it a much coveted five-stars as well as a What Hi-Fi? Award in 2024. And for just £899, you can pick up the set for the best price we've ever seen. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Samsung HW-Q990D review
Sony Bravia 8 (K55XR80) was £2199 now £1430 at Amazon (save £769)
We tested the 65-inch variant of the Bravia 8, but this smaller model should perform similarly to the larger five-star model. We praised the Bravia 8's balanced and immersive picture, which even sounds pretty great by TV standards. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony Bravia 8 review
Sony WH-CH520 wireless over-ears was £59 now £36 at Amazon (save £23)
Sony's most affordable wireless headphones sacrifice as little quality as they possibly can, and the results are truly impressive: you won't get such a balanced, engaging sound anywhere else at this price. If getting value for money is your priority, you've just found your next pair. Five stars
Read our Sony WH-CH520 review
Audiolab 6000N Play was £449 now £249 at Peter Tyson (save £200)
The Audiolab 6000N Play is well-equipped, easy to use, and produces a clear, informative and entertaining sound. Anyone looking for a budget music streamer should jump at the chance to own this five-star performer. Join the free Peter Tyson VIP programme to get the £249 price.
Read our Audiolab 6000N Play review
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds was £300 now £220 at Amazon (save £80)
The QC Ultra Earbuds are class leaders on the noise-cancelling front and sound wonderful too. They are nicely made and offer Immersive Audio support, too. Five stars
Read our Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds review
Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e was £379 now £269 at Amazon (save £110)
The five-star B&W Px7 S2e are spectacular over-ear headphones that boast style and sonic substance in ample supply with a solid all-round spec. For £110 off, it's an excellent deal, though only on Anthracite Black, Cloud Grey and Ruby Red finishes. Five stars
Read our B&W Px7 S2e review
Sony HT-A3000 was £599 now £411 at Amazon (save £188)
This Sony soundbar delivers cinematic Dolby Atmos sound for a relatively affordable price. Expect Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2 and HDMI eARC support and a dynamic, muscular sound with clear dialogue.
Read our Sony HT-A3000 review
Best headphones deals
Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 was £219 now £179 at Amazon (save £40)
Despite us only having reviewed them a few months ago, the Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 have enjoyed a solid price reduction at Amazon. This is the lowest price we've discovered for the Pi6, and while £40 isn't a colossal figure, any saving at this point in the robust-sounding buds' life is to be welcomed with open arms.
Best deal on Forest Green finish
Sony WH-CH520 wireless over-ears was £59 now £36 at Amazon (save £23)
Sony's affordable wireless headphones sacrifice as little quality as they possibly can, and the results are truly impressive: you won't get such a balanced, engaging sound anywhere else at this price. If getting value for money is your priority, you've just found your next pair. Five stars
Read our Sony WH-CH520 review
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds was £300 now £220 at Amazon (save £80)
The QC Ultra Earbuds are wonderful on the noise-cancelling front, but they sound a little better, call quality has improved, and they offer Immersive Audio support than their predecessors. Five stars
Read our Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds review
Sony WF-C700N was £99 now £69 at Amazon (save £30)
These are a step up from the C510, but not as advanced as the range-topping WF-1000XM5. Active noise cancellation comes as standard, they're comfortable, and like their stablemates their sound quality is off the chart for the money. A deserved Award winner, and absolute bargain at this price. What Hi-Fi Awards winner
Read our Sony WF-C700N review
Cambridge Audio Melomania M100 was £169 now £119 at Amazon (save £50)
The Cambridge Audio Melomania M100 go big on battery life, offering a total of 52 hours when the charging case is accounted for. They sound clean, detailed and extremely balanced, with a host of decent features rounding things off nicely. Certainly some of the finer mid-range earbuds around today.
Read our Cambridge Audio Melomania M100 review
Best TV deals
Philips 48OLED809 was £1299 now £949 at Richer Sounds (save £350)
If you want a 48-inch OLED TV this Philips 809 is one of the best prices you'll find. For your money you'll get a great blow your socks off home cinema experience complete with Philips Ambilight bias light tech. The 65-inch model earned five stars in our review.
Read our Philips OLED809 review
Sony XR55A95L QD-OLED TV was £2999 now £1949 at Sevenoaks (save £1050)
The five-star Sony A95L is a true marvel in terms of picture and sound quality, which is exactly why we voted it one of the best 55-inch TVs on the market right now. And it earned that moniker when it was full price. How about now with over £1000? Colour us impressed. Five stars
Read our Sony A95L review
A £51 saving on a highly capable 32-inch TV makes this a very tempting deal indeed. The fact that it's £9 cheaper than it was during Black Friday just goes to show how good this deal is. It might not deliver flagship performance, but what you do get is surprisingly solid and balanced Full HD picture quality and the very smart Fire TV platform. The sound isn't going to blow you away but at this price you could always buy one of the best soundbars to sort that out.
Read the full TCL 32SF540K review
Samsung UE65CU8000 was £999 now £549 at Amazon (save £450)
We've tested the UE55CU8000, the 55-inch version of this and awarded it five stars, praising its sharpness, balanced colours, and 4K upscaling so we would certainly consider its bigger brother, especially at this heavily discounted price.
Read our Samsung UE55CU8000 review
Sony Bravia 8 (K55XR80) was £2199 now £1430 at Amazon (save £769)
We tested the 65-inch variant of the Bravia 8, but this smaller model should perform similarly to the larger five-star model. We praised the Bravia 8's balanced and immersive picture, which even sounds pretty great by TV standards. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sony Bravia 8 review
Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 65in was £1000 now £849 at Amazon (save £151)
The Amazon Omni is a much better TV than its original £1000 price suggested, so with this deal, it's a serious bargain. Its picture is really balanced and consistent, it supports all HDR formats and it's got really good gaming specs as long as you don't need 120Hz. And, of course, it runs the Fire OS platform, which features more or less every app under the sun.
Read our full Amazon Omni QLED TV review
A seriously sweet 40 per cent discount brings this impressive 4K UHD TV down to under £450. The 43-inch, 50-inch, and 65-inch alternatives are also discounted, but it's the 55-inch set that will save you the most amount of money. We haven’t tested this particular size, but sitting between the five-star 50-inch and the four-star 65-inch, we expect this model to fare similarly with a balanced picture and plenty of features and specs for a range of uses. Five stars
Deal also available at Currys
Sony XR-48A90K 2022 OLED TV was £1899 now £1349 at Amazon (save £550)
"An astonishingly good 'small' OLED TV" is how we described the 48-inch Sony A90K in our review. For picture authenticity and sound quality, you can't buy better at this size at this knockdown price, and its gaming specs are strong too. Five stars
Read our Sony XR-48A90K review
Sony XR-55A80L 2023 OLED TV was £2399 now £1099 at Richer Sounds (save £1300)
Our favourite performance-per-pound TV of 2023, the Sony A80L uses standard OLED technology to amazing effect, delivering a picture that balances the spectacular with the cinematically subtle with absolute aplomb. It sounds good by TV standards, too, and has a solid gaming feature set.
Read our Sony A80L review
Amazon 43-inch Fire TV 4-series was £429 now £229 at Amazon (save £220)
We haven't yet tried out this model of Amazon Fire TV, however, considering the excellent on-board smart platform, comprehensive connectivity options and great voice controls, you'll be hard-pressed to find a TV that offers this much for the same price.
Best hi-fi deals
Q Acoustics 5050 was £1299 now £1169 at Sevenoaks (save £130)
The Q Acoustics 5050 are sensational-sounding floorstanders, capable of impressive insight, clarity and scale. Avoid partnering them with bright or aggressive amplification and you’ll be handsomely rewarded. What Hi-Fi? Product of the Year
Read our Q Acoustics 5050 review
Technics SA-C600 was £899 now £769 at Amazon (save £130)
There isn’t much the Technics SA-C600 can’t do. It will play your CDs, stream music from your favourite service, connect to a turntable, and it has 30W per channel to power the speakers of your choosing. This is its lowest ever price. Five stars
Read our Technics SA-C600 review
Triangle Borea BR08 was £999 now £899 at AV.com (save £100)
Partnered with the right electronics and given room to breathe, these floorstanding speakers really shine. Expect a dynamic, punchy and rhythmic sound that keeps you coming back for more. Five stars
Read our Triangle Borea BR08 review
Sony PS-LX310BT Bluetooth was £249 now £199 at Amazon (save £50)
Here, Sony has generously given us a ‘plug and play’ fully automatic deck, including a phono stage, thrown in Bluetooth and priced it at the low end of the market. Very kind of it. Five stars
Read our Sony PS-LX310BT review
Technics SL-1200GR2 was £1799 now £1499 at Amazon (save £300)
With robust build quality and all the DJ trappings, it's little wonder Technics remains a go-to for fans of vinyl. The Technics SL-1200GR2 sounds punchy, clean and muscular and is a pleasure to use, and the whopping discount makes this a great deal.
Read our Technics SL-1200GR2 review
Audiolab 6000N Play was £449 now £249 at Peter Tyson (save £200)
The Audiolab 6000N Play is well-equipped, easy to use, and produces a clear, informative and entertaining sound. Anyone looking for a budget music streamer should jump at the chance to own this five-star performer. Join the free Peter Tyson VIP programme to get the £249 price.
Read our Audiolab 6000N Play review
Technics SL-100C turntable was £950 now £749 (save £201)
The plug 'n' play SL-100C is based on the Award-winning SL-1500C but forgoes the phono stage and is fitted with a different cartridge – Audio-Technica's VM95C. Now 25 per cent off, this record player is worth a punt if you're looking for an entry-level deck from one of the most reputable brands in the business.
AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt was £269 now £194 at Amazon (save £75)
Any money off this excellent, multi-Award-winning DAC is welcome and this is a sizeable discount. Want to boost your laptop, PC or mobile sound? This dinky USB device will do it tenfold. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt review
Best home cinema deals
Sonos Beam (Gen 2) was £499 now £339 at Amazon (save £160)
The latest offering from Sonos impressed us with its exceptional and immersive Dolby Atmos performance. Being a Sonos product, it also has wi-fi and network streaming onboard, plus compatibility with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Available in black or white. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Sonos Beam (Gen 2) review
The Samsung HW-Q990D is, hands down, the finest soundbar system we've ever tested and reviewed. This is backed up by the fact that we gave it a much coveted five-stars as well as a What Hi-Fi? Award in 2024. And for just £899, you can pick up the set for the best price we've ever seen. What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Read our Samsung HW-Q990D review
Hisense HS214 was £129 now £79 at Amazon (save £50)
This might be one of the cheapest ways to get your hands on a decent soundbar to improve your TV's audio. We gave this bar a four-star review when we tested it and were impressed with its vocal clarity and low end, despite the compact nature of the unit.
Read our Hisense HS214 review
Sony HT-A3000 was £599 now £411 at Amazon (save £188)
This Sony soundbar delivers cinematic Dolby Atmos sound for a relatively affordable price. Expect Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2 and HDMI eARC support and a dynamic, muscular sound with clear dialogue.
Read our Sony HT-A3000 review
Samsung HW-Q990DBL was £1111 now £882 at Amazon (save £229)
One of our favourite Dolby Atmos soundbars, the Samsung HW-Q990D is what our expert reviews team called "a hugely compelling package overall" thanks to its big, immersive and three-dimensional sound. It's not only a superb choice for movie enthusiasts but also gamers courtesy of its 4K/120Hz HDMI 2.1 inputs. Five stars
Read our Samsung HW-Q990D review
Samsung Q990C was £1599 now £899 at Amazon (save £700)
This compelling soundbar package from Samsung includes a Dolby Atmos soundbar, two wireless satellite speakers with upward-firing drivers and a wireless subwoofer for a full surround sound experience. We thought it sounded big and spacious while remaining cohesive and well-integrated. This is an ideal solution for those who want an immersive sound experience without trailing cables around their living room. Up from a previous all-time low of £819.
Read our full Samsung Q990C review
Denon Home Sound Bar 550 was £599 now £399 at Richer Sounds (save £200)
This is a good deal on what looks like a very good soundbar. Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, HEOS built-in and AirPlay 2 support combine to make it one of the more feature-rich of its kind we've seen.
Best wireless speaker deals
JBL Flip 6 was £129 now £88 at Amazon (save £41)
With top-notch sound and a durable waterproof build designed to withstand life's mishaps and challenges, the JBL Flip 6 is a sturdy, reliable bit of kit for enjoying tunes on-the-go. The Flip 7 is out now, so snap up this deal while stocks last. Five stars
Read our JBL Flip 6 review
Beats Pill was £149 now £106 at Amazon (save £43)
The Beats Pill is a sleek speaker with clean, rich sound and rich bass that offers plenty to love, and is particularly great for travel given its petite, packable curves and IP67-rated waterproofing. A strong battery life rounds things off rather nicely. Yes, you can get better sound for the price, but if the whole package appeals, you won't be disappointed with the latest Pill.
Read our Beats Pill review
Amazon Spring Deal Days FAQ
What is Amazon Prime?
In order to be eligible for Amazon Spring Deal Days discounts, you need Amazon Prime. This is effectively a membership fee that gives you 'free' unlimited one-day delivery (in select areas) on millions of items bought from Amazon, plus Prime Video and Amazon Music streaming services (but not Amazon Music Unlimited – that costs extra), free ebooks, and the ability to share some of these benefits with others in your household.
Amazon Prime costs £8.99 a month, or £95 if you pay yearly (saving you £12.88 compared to paying monthly). Students pay £4.49 a month or £47.49 a year. Changed your mind? You can cancel your Prime membership on the Manage Prime Membership page. And if you haven't placed a Prime-eligible order or used any of your Prime benefits, you'll be refunded in full.
There's an Amazon Prime free trial, too. Sign up, select 'Start my free trial', and you'll have access to Prime for 30 days with nothing to pay. That means you can sign up, take advantage of the deals, and then cancel your trial before the 30-day period ends and not be charged your second month's fee for Prime. Not that we would condone such behaviour, of course.
In order to be eligible for the trial, you can't have subscribed to Prime in the last 12 months.
What is Amazon Spring Deal Days?
It's Amazon's spring sale, essentially another Prime Day but in March rather than July.
Prime Day began in 2015 as a celebration of Amazon's 20th anniversary. While other online retailers get involved in the Black Friday bargain bun fight, Prime Day is generally all about Amazon, though you will see other retailers lowering prices at the same time in order to stay competitive.
Prime Day is a big sale that encompasses most areas of the Amazon site – as well as audio-visual gear, you'll find discounts on toasters, books, clothes, and pretty much anything that Amazon sells. And that's a lot!
Spring Deal Days officially takes place over seven days, but the deals can go on for weeks.
You'll need to be a Prime member to take advantage of the offers. Not yet a member? Amazon Prime's free trial gives you the option to sign up, bag a few bargains on Spring Deal Days, and cancel your membership without paying a penny. You scallywag, you.
When does Amazon Spring Deal Days 2025 start?
Amazon Spring Deal Days 2025 takes place 25th-31st March 2025.
When does Amazon Spring Deal Days 2025 end?
Amazon Spring Deal Days 2025 finishes at 23.59 on 31st March.
Amazon Spring Deal Days 2025 secret hacks and tips
1. Sign up for the free Prime trial
If you're new to Amazon Prime, make sure you take advantage of the 30-day free Prime trial. And remember to cancel if you don't want a monthly bill for £8.99 when the trial ends.
2. Google a product before buying
Not every deal is going to be a winner, so make sure you compare prices online before you buy, and, of course, check our reviews to make sure the product is worth buying at all!
3. Big brands can equal big savings
Amazon often slashes the cost of a few big brand items – think PlayStation and Xbox accessories, Samsung TVs and tablets, etc – to get the attention of shoppers. Keep an eye out for these 'marquee' deals.
4. Check the Amazon Warehouse
Returned goods end up on sale at the Amazon Warehouse at a decent discount, so there's a chance you could spot an open-box bargain that beats the box-fresh sales price.
5. Stay tuned to What Hi-Fi.com
Amazon unleashes thousands of deals around Spring Deal Days, which can make it tricky to find genuine bargains on five-star tech and AV. That's why we'll be publishing an up-to-the minute list of the very best Spring Deal Days 2025 deals.
Is Amazon Spring Deal Days only once a year?
Technically, yes, but Amazon's other sales are near-identical, but just go by different names. Prime Day takes place in the summer, Prime Big Deal Days happens in the autumn, then Black Friday is at the end of November.
Amazon Spring Deal Days vs Prime Day
Wondering what the difference is between Prime Spring Deal Days and Prime Day? It's really just the name.
Both are multi-day sales, and both see similar discounts on mostly the same products. It's just that Prime Spring Deal Days takes place in March, while Prime Day is a summer event.
What discounts are offered on Amazon Spring Deal Days?
We're expecting plenty of deals on all kinds of devices, including headphones, TVs, Bluetooth speakers, cables, hi-fi and smartphones from big brands like Sony, Samsung, Bose, JBL, Bang & Olufsen, Apple and Sonos.
But beware: not all that glitters is gold. Some discounts might seem hefty, but they might have been bettered previously, or be on sub-par products. We'll only feature deals that offer a worthwhile amount of money off on products that we recommend.
What benefits do Prime members get on Amazon Spring Deal Days?
Without Prime, you can't take advantage of the discounts. There are all sorts of other benefits to Prime year round, like early access to 'Lightning deals', Prime Video and Amazon Music streaming, and try before you buy on certain items. Here's a list of more Prime benefits.
Is Amazon Spring Deal Days for everyone?
It is, as long as you have signed up for Amazon Prime. No Prime, no deals. You can pay for Prime monthly (£8.99) or yearly (£95).
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