Amazon Boxing Day sale 2020: The best deals to expect from Dyson, Bosch, Nespresso and more (OLD)

<p>Amazon is known for its huge sales, so Boxing Day is the perfect time to treat yourself</p> (The Independent)

Amazon is known for its huge sales, so Boxing Day is the perfect time to treat yourself

(The Independent)

Christmas Day is just one day away, which also means the Boxing Day sales are just around the corner too.

As the final sale of the year, it’s your last chance to bag a bargain, and some of the best deals are to be found on Amazon.

Amazon is not shy of a sale, and this year has been bigger than ever, with its annual Prime Day in October (which is usually held in July but was delayed because of the pandemic), before a month-long series of discounts for Black Friday in November.

Read more: Everything you need to know about the Boxing Day sales

So it’s no surprise that it’ll also be participating in the post-Christmas sales, with huge discounts expected on tech, gaming, kitchen appliances, toys and more.

It’s the perfect opportunity to treat yourself, get ahead of your to-do list or stock up on some last-minute gifts for belated Christmas celebrations with relatives and friends you’re unable to see on the day itself. And you won’t even need to get off the sofa to do your shopping.

However, nobody has time to scroll through thousands of deals. So we'll be doing the hard work for you, bringing you all the information needed to navigate the event and carefully selecting the discounts that are too good to miss.

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When does Amazon’s Boxing Day sale start?

While you would expect it to be 26 December, Amazon is always one step ahead with its sales, and launched its last-minute deals on 7 December, which are available until 23 December.

Amazon’s post-Christmas deals will be part of what the online giant calls its end of year sale, and while we can’t confirm the exact duration of its Boxing Day sale just yet, it’s expected to last until the end of the month, as it has done in previous years – so you should be able to snap up bargains until the new year.

How to get the best Boxing Day deals on Amazon

To ensure you don’t go wild and accidentally overspend, we suggest making a list of items you need, setting a budget and diligently sticking to it.

As January pay checks can often be a long wait, we’d suggest spending wisely without getting sucked into the sale frenzy.

Also, if you're hoping to score some savings on bigger items such as laptops and TVs, ensure you do your research beforehand to be confident you’re getting the best price possible.

Tips for shopping Amazon’s Boxing Day sale

The sheer volume of deals available on Amazon can make it tricky to guarantee you’re getting the best bargain possible, but there are a few ways you can stay ahead.

Creating a free account with the online retailer will make checkout speedier, ensuring you don’t lose out on popular items that can sell out quickly, such as Apple AirPods or the Nintendo Switch.

If you’re not already an Amazon Prime member, it’s worth subscribing as it gives you same-day and next-day delivery, so you won't have to wait long to enjoy your purchases.

It also includes perks such as access to Prime Video, Amazon Music and the ability to download and enjoy over 800,000 free e-books. Monthly membership is £7.99 or you can pay £79 once a year. If you’re not registered, you can sign-up to a 30-day trial.

Make sure you pay a visit to PriceSpy or CamelCamelCamel, which check the original price of an item, so you can be sure you’re getting the best deal possible before parting with your cash.

Which other stores are taking part in the Boxing Day sales?

Below are more retailers to watch out for and quick links to their pages, with huge discounts expected:

All Saints – Known for its stylish leather jackets, last year the retailer had impressive discounts with 20 per cent off everything full price as well as clearance items. We’re hoping for the same this time round.

AO – The online electrical retailer is expected to offer huge deals on its products, from appliances and TVs to smart home products.

Argos – We’re expecting to see deals appearing online across technology, home and toys.

Arket – The Scandi brand offered up to 50 per cent off its fashion items last year, with discounts on everything from knitwear to tailoring. We’re expecting to see similar deals this time.

Apple – While the tech giant is known for not participating in sales, it’s likely there will be savings to be had on Macbooks, iPhones and iPads via third-party retailers.

Asos – Home to more than 850 brands, Asos is well-loved for its huge sales across fashion and beauty. It currently has a pre-Christmas sale on offer, with discounts of up to 50 per cent on “gift-worthy items”, which include jumpers, bags and shirts.

Anthropologie – Well loved for its fashion, homeware and furniture, last year Anthropologie offered as much as 50 per cent off selected lines and we predict something similar for 2020.

Boots – Last year the health and beauty retailer had up to 50 per cent off fragrance, make-up, skincare and electricals.

Cult Beauty – An online retailer that stocks some of the best beauty brands in the business, this is one sale you won’t want to miss. Last year, Cult Beaty offered up to 50 per cent off on selected products.

Currys PC World – This Boxing Day, we expect Currys PC World to offer exciting deals across top brands in tech and hope appliances.

DFS – Looking to invest in a new sofa? Hold out for DFS's sale, as it offered up to 50 per cent off selected lines last year.

Debenhams – Known for impressive discounts during Black Friday and Boxing Day sales, expect slashed prices on thousands of products. It's already offering up to 70 per cent off in its closing-down sale.

Emma Mattress – We all need a good night's sleep after the madness of Christmas, so now is the time to treat yourself to a new mattress in this sale. Last year, Emma offered 45 per cent off everything.

Fenty Beauty – Available to buy in the UK at Boots and Harvey Nichols, we are expecting to see impressive discounts across the entire range. The brand is also launching its Fenty Skin range in stores and online in the UK on Boxing Day, as well as its new Pro Filt’r Soft Matte Powder Foundation, and, while there may not be a saving, dedicated Fenty fans should keep their eyes peeled.

Habitat – Homeware company Habitat has already launched its sale with up to 50 per cent off selected lines.

H&M – The fashion brand slashed its prices by 50 per cent on its fashion and homeware in its 2019 Boxing Day sale. It currently has up to 50 per cent off across selected items.

House of Fraser – The department store kicked off last year’s discounts with 50 per cent off a range of its lines, including women's, men's, beauty, home and kids. Right now you can shop its pre- Christmas sale with up to 50 per cent off fashion, kids, home and beauty and 20 per cent of full-price items with the code “GIFT20”.

John Lewis & Partners – Last year, John Lewis & Partners’s clearance sale included fashion, tech, electricals and beauty. It also upheld its Never Knowingly Undersold price match pledge and we’re hoping for the same for 2020.

Lookfantastic – Another popular beauty retailer, last year Lookfantastic had a huge sale on everything from electrical products, like ghd hair tools, to make-up brands including Urban Decay and Benefit.

La Redoute – The French brand is known for both fashion and furniture. Last year it offered up to 50 per cent off selected products online.

Mac Cosmetics – If you’ve been wanting to upgrade your make-up stash, now is the time the treat yourself. Last year, Mac offered 20 per cent off its holiday collection and a selection of bestsellers.

M&S – During last year's Boxing Day sales, M&S offered up to 50 per cent off selected furniture, cookware, fashion and beauty products.

Next – A big hit with shoppers, Next's sale usually starts at 6am on Boxing Day and continued into January last year. Make sure you set your alarms as we’re expecting something similar this year.

River Island – In River Island’s January sale there was a huge 70 per cent off selected lines, so have your shopping basket ready for this year.

Selfridges – In 2019 you could find many designer goods in the post-Christmas sales, we’re hoping it will be the same this year.

Simba – Another popular sleep brand, Simba's Boxing Day sale in 2019 offered 35 per cent off sleeping bundles, featuring mattresses, pillows and duvets.

Superdrug – Whether you’re hitting the high street or shopping online, Superdrug’s beauty sale is one to watch. Last year, it offered savings of up to 50 per cent off some of brands like Spectrum, Dove, Revolution, and Simple.

Topshop – The fashion retailer has started its pre-Christmas sale with up to 50 per cent off selected lines including coats, dresses, shoes and bags, with bigger discounts expected in its Boxing Day sale.

The White Company – Known for its minimalist, quality clothing from pjs to cosy jumpers and great homeware, the brand offered up to 50 per cent off in its "white sale" last year. There’s currently 30 per cent off selected lines in its pre-Christmas sale too.

Urban Outfitters – Last year there was up to 75 per cent of Urban Outfitter's vintage pieces. It already has a 50 per cent off sale running across it’s fashion and homeware too.

Very – With impressive discounts on fashion, home, tech and gifts, Very should be on your sale shopping list this year.

Zara – Last year fashion crowd favourite Zara offered huge discounts on its winter essentials, including coats, dresses, footwear, jeans and accessories.

For all the details on deals to expect in the Boxing Day sales, read our guide

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