"Energy saving" is the phrase of the month (and, let's face it, probably the foreseeable) and right now we're constantly on the hunt for new products to keep us warm/dry/happy without spending too many pennies.
The best energy saving appliances work just that little bit harder to do the job without costing a fortune and, with Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale, we've found plenty of products to shout about.
Sure, it might seem a little counterproductive to invest in new appliances. But the cost vs benefit more than pays off with these options, particularly if you're looking to make the swap with a product you use most days of the week.
Featuring everything from air fryers to washing machines, these essentials promise to put themselves to good use in the upcoming months. Whether you're looking to switch up your kitchen, bedroom, living room or other space, read on for all of the best energy saving appliances on sale this Amazon Prime Early Access Sale.
Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale runs from Tuesday 11 to Wednesday 12 October. You can expect a huge range of record breaking deals from 00:01 on the 11th right the way through to 23:59 on the 12th.
Yes - but you can sign up for a free 30 day trial period if you're focusing on the money saving element of these deals. There's nothing to pay up front and you'll also get 30 days of access to Prime Video, thousands of ebooks, Amazon Music and next day delivery (or sometimes even same day delivery, depending on what you’re ordering and where you’re based). Prime membership costs £7.99 per month or £79 for the year, while students can claim all of Amazon’s benefits for only £3.99 per month.
During the Prime Early Access Sale, look out for two different types of deals. First you have the Deal of the Day, running for the duration of the event. But then you have the Lightning Deals, a flash sale that will last for only a few hours or until stocks last. In either case, add to virtual basket as quick as possible to avoid disappointment.
We saw plenty of discounts across a large number of popular energy saving brands earlier this year during Amazon Prime Day in July, so we're expecting big things this time around, too.
Energy saving appliances promise to come in all shapes and sizes this Amazon Prime Early Access Sale, so you'll want to keep an eye out (or just scroll down) throughout the two days to bag the best bargains.
Are there any deals live now?
Yes, and we've rounded up the best ones below for you! Some of the deals are live already but Prime members will have the biggest pick of the bunch from October 11.
Shop below by price for the best Amazon Prime Early Access Sale deals on energy saving appliances today.
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