Amazon Spring Sale | The 23 deals you cannot afford to miss

Amazon Spring Sale is here, bringing thousands of price cuts to popular items on the online superstore. The best deals will only be available until 23.59 on Wednesday March 29, although it’s possible that others will expire before that deadline due to dwindling stock levels – something we’ve seen plague some of the best Black Friday deals on Amazon.

The Spring Sale sees discounts and deals across all departments, including must-have gadgets, kitchenware, household goods, clothing, and more. But with so many price drops, it can be tough to determine smaller savings from those jaw-dropping deals that you should be writing home about. To make things easier, we’ve scoured Amazon to find the best deals in the Spring Sale 2023 for you.

Short on time? We’ve rounded up 23 of the best deals in the Amazon Spring Sale that you cannot afford to miss below. These include some of the lowest prices we’ve seen for top-rated products, as well as items that have scored highly in our reviews.

Scroll down for more information to help you become a bargain maestro, including timings for the sales, discounts and deals from competitors following in Amazon’s footsteps and launching their own sales, tips from bargain-hunting experts, advice from money-saving expert Martin Lewis, and more.

Find our complete guide to the best deals in the Amazon Spring Sale below, or use the links to jump to a relevant section. Happy shopping!

The vast number of discounts launched by Amazon for its Spring Sale can be very overwhelming. And honestly, not every price cut from the online retailer is worth your time.

To make things easier, we’ve sorted the wheat from the chaff.

Below, you’ll find the lowest prices and promotions on some of the most sought-after products. We’ll keep this guide updated throughout the Amazon Spring Sale, so keep checking back.

Amazon held a Spring Sale in April 2022, with discounts on a number of popular products. Last year was a bumper year for bargain-hunters, with two separate Prime Day sales, Spring Sale, and Black Friday discounts on Amazon.

Clearly, the Spring Sale was a hit with customers as Amazon has revived the shopping event for March 2023.

The sale arrives as many are beginning to think about spring-cleaning, revamping their garden or balconies ahead of the sun, and refreshing their home furnishings, kitchenware, or household gadgets… while Prime Day usually takes place in the summer months, meaning it’s a little too late. Of course, Black Friday doesn’t arrive until the last Friday in November.

Amazon’s latest site-wide sale lasts for three days, starting at 6pm on Monday March 27 and coming to a close at 11:59pm on Wednesday March 29, 2023.

However, don’t assume that all deals included in the sale will be available until late on Wednesday evening. The best deals are likely to be extremely popular and there’s a risk of these products running out of stock, so you’ll need to be quick to get everything you want. Amazon will also hold a number of Lightning Deals, which have a set expiry time – usually a few hours.

Amazon is yet to announce plans for a Prime Day sale in 2023, but given there were two of these popular sales (the first Prime Day sale was held in July, while the second took place in October), it seems very likely there will be at least one Prime Day in the coming months. Prime Day has been an annual event for the Seattle-based shopping giant since 2015, so it would be strange for Amazon to suddenly decide to ditch the bombastic sale in 2023.

It’s worth noting that there are a number of key differences between the Amazon Spring Sale and Prime Day. First up, the Spring Sale is a little longer than the 48-hour Prime Day (yes, we know it’s confusing that it’s still branded as Prime Day) so you’ll have a little more time – stock levels permitting – to take advantage of the best deals.

Secondly, and most importantly, Amazon Spring Sale is open to everyone. There is no requirement to have an Amazon Prime membership, unlike Prime Day.

Of course, there are still some advantages to having an active Prime membership – like the ability to get free next-day delivery on all sale items. Prime members can also order clothing for free, only paying for the items they decide to keep after trying everything on to check sizing. Amazon allows customers to sign-up for a 30-day Prime trial for free roughly once per year, so even if you took out a trial during the Prime Day sales last year, you’re likely to be eligible again.

Martin Lewis – who regularly tops surveys as the most trusted man in Britain – has some very memorable advice for anyone shopping for bargains in the latest batch of sales from Amazon.

Lewis, who launched the MoneySavingExpert blog back in 2003 to help Britons discover the best savings accounts, credit card perks, mortgage deals and more, hasn’t specifically addressed the latest Amazon Spring Sale as he’s being kept incredibly busy with the latest interest rate increases, energy bills, and more.

However, the ITV pundit issued some brilliant advice around Black Friday that is perfectly applicable to the 2023 Spring Sale taking place on Amazon at the moment. The 50-year-old campaigner says: “If you were going to buy it anyway and it’s half price, you’ve saved 50%. If you weren’t going to buy it, but do because it’s half price you’ve wasted 100%.”

In other words: if you know exactly what you need to buy in the Amazon Spring Sale – you can enjoy some incredible savings, but if you don’t need anything, it might be worth passing on the bargains no matter the discount.

Amazon Spring Sale can be a brilliant time to cut costs on your existing services – like switching over to its Amazon Music Unlimited service to cut your monthly Spotify bills, or using the unlimited cloud back-up available to all Prime members rather than paying for pricier iCloud storage on your iPhone. Of course, if you’re looking to kit yourself out with some new household items, kitchenware, gadgets, Smart TVs, and more …the discounts can be a great way to save some money.

Just be careful to make sure you don’t buy anything you didn’t already want.

In the last few months, Martin Lewis has been in serious demand, hosting a number of special editions of The Martin Lewis Show on ITV to help Britons save money on bills during the current cost-of-living crisis. Lewis also hosts a radio show, which is repackaged as a podcast, on BBC Five Live.

Whether you’re looking for a particular product, or simply want to make sure you can spot the record-breaking deals from the duds, we’ve rounded up the best tips and tricks to help you master the Amazon Spring Sale.

The easiest way to guarantee that you get everything you wanted in the latest blockbuster sales event is to know exactly what you’re looking for.

Sounds obvious, right? However, it can be surprisingly tough not to get distracted by the long lists of discounted products or the credit card burning a hole in your pocket.

Writing a list and keeping it in sight as you browse the sales is a brilliant way to stay on track. Have you just moved house and need garden furniture, kitchen gadgets, and homeware? Or do you want to upgrade to a brand-new 4K TV for those winter movie nights or to see the difference with your brand-new PS5 or Xbox Series X?

Whatever it is, start by writing out a list of some must-have items and then figure out what budget you would like to spend.

This helps to prevent you from buying products you don’t actually want or need.

If you’re unsure of what product you want but know the type of item i.e an air fryer, it’s a good idea to do research ahead of the day on the top reviewed models out there.

That way you can look out for discounts on the items and you won’t blindly spend on an air fryer that’s subpar in performance. Thankfully, we’ve got you covered with a number of in-depth reviews and guides to help you find the perfect product for you. Check out some of our guides below…

If you want to get the best deals from Amazon, it’s a good idea to become a Prime member.

For those who don’t know, Amazon Prime is a membership scheme that unlocks a slew of benefits for those who shop on Amazon UK. Prime members enjoy exclusive 30-minute early access to all Lightning Deals (time-limited discounts that roll-out throughout the year, but increase for Prime Day, Spring Sale, and Black Friday) so you can get ahead of the crowds and secure these deals before stock runs out.

Not only that, but Prime members enjoy next-day delivery at no extra cost (and same-day delivery in some parts of the country) so you’ll get your hands on your new item before anyone else too! If you’re thinking of shopping in the sales, you really need to be a Prime member.

Prime membership costs £8.99 per month, although Amazon offers a free 30-day trial that unlocks all of the benefits listed above. Even if you’ve taken advantage of a Prime trial in the past, it’s worth checking whether your account is eligible for the free trial again as Amazon allows customers to test its Prime service roughly once-a-year or so.

You can check whether you’re eligible for a free trial of Prime membership by clicking here.

Prime isn’t just about speedy delivery and early access to deals, there’s a dizzying number of other perks, including free PC games, exclusive TV shows and movies via Prime Video, ad-free podcasts, unlimited photo backup, an upgrade for your Deliveroo account, and much, much more. You can find the full list of Prime benefits here.

Amazon Warehouse is a little-known section of the online store where Amazon sells returned items for a discount. It also offers products that have seen their packaging damaged in shipping – these items are still new but most look as if they’ve been sat on in transit.

Of course, all of the same money-back guarantees and hardware warranties are brand-new items apply to Amazon Warehouse purchase, so if anything is actually broken you’ll be able to get a full refund. And since these items are all fulfilled by Amazon, Prime members can expect to receive their package the following day at no extra cost – just like buying new!

So why would you want to buy an item with torn packaging? Or an unwanted gift that someone has returned?

The simple answer is that Amazon Warehouse items are much cheaper than their brand-new counterparts. For a limited time, the already-discounted items will be slashed by an extra 20% for record-low price tags! Even items that have been heavily discounted in the January sales can be beaten by Warehouse promotions!

When shopping online, it’s always important to be cautious and protect yourself from scams. Express.co.uk has rounded up some key tips to help you avoid being scammed –

1. Use a secure payment method: If you’re not familiar with the website, check that it offers secure payment options, such as credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Apple and Google Pay keep your card details hidden from the retailer, with a unique token for the transaction generated instead. Even if the website has poor security practices, your debit or credit card details can not be stored by the retailer, which is a relief

2. Have you heard of the website before?: It’s easy to get caught-up in the excitement of bargain-hunting, but if you’ve never heard of the online retailer you’ve stumbled across …that could be a cause for concern. An easy rule of thumb is – would you recommend a close family member shop on this website? If there’s anything about the website that gives you pause, then it might be worth thinking twice about putting your own card details into the site – even if it has a significantly cheaper price tag!

3. Research the seller: Look for reviews and ratings from other customers, and be wary of sellers with a low rating or no history. If the seller is offering a product at a significantly lower price than other retailers, that could be a red flag

4. Check the website’s security: Make sure the website you’re shopping on has a secure connection by looking for “https” in the URL and a lock icon in the address bar

5. Use a credit card: If you do end up being scammed, using a credit card gives you more protection than using a debit card. Credit card companies are more likely to help you get your money back in the event of a scam.

By following these tips, you can help protect yourself from scams and have a safer online shopping experience.