Yesterday, we picked out the best smartphone deals from Amazon UK – keep in mind that this year Prime Day will last four days (July 8-11), so those are still active. Today, we will focus on tablets and smartwatches.
- Tablets
- Smartwatches
Tablets
Starting from the top, Samsung’s flagship Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra are £250/£300 off. They have 12.4” and 14.6” 120Hz OLED displays, respectively, and 10,090mAh and 11,200mAh batteries. Both are powered by the Dimensity 9300+, support DeX (USB-C 3.2), have expandable storage and come bundled with an S Pen. A keyboard case can be bought separately.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
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- 1 Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
- 2 Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+
- 3 Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+
- 4 Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE
- 5 Apple iPad (2025)
- 6 Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro
- 7 Xiaomi Pad 7
- 8 Xiaomi Redmi Pad Pro 5G
- 9 Amazon Fire Max 11
- 10 Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023)
- 11 Amazon Fire HD 8 (2024)
- 12 Apple Watch Series 10
- 13 Apple Watch Series 10
- 14 Apple Watch SE (2022)
- 15 Samsung Galaxy Watch7
- 16 Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra
- 17 Google Pixel Watch 3
- 18 Google Pixel Watch 3
- 19 Huawei Watch D2
- 20 CMF Watch Pro 2
- 21 Redmi Watch 5 Active
£300 off
Read our review 12/512GB – £1,000 at Amazon UK
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+
£250 off
12/512GB – £850 at Amazon UK
The more affordable slates from Samsung are the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and Tab S10 FE+. Both use 90Hz IPS LCDs, measuring 10.9” and 13.1”, respectively. The batteries are 8,000mAh and 10,090mAh. Both are powered by the Exynos 1580 and while they do support DeX, they don’t have video out capabilities (USB-C 2.0 port). They do come with an S Pen and have expandable storage. The Tab S10 and Tab S10 FE tablets are rated IP68 for dust and water resistance.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+
£150 off
8/128GB – £500 at Amazon UK 8/256GB – £600 at Amazon UK
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE
£100 off
8/128GB – £400 at Amazon UK 8/256GB – £500 at Amazon UK
Apple’s higher-end tablets are not part of the Prime Day sale, only the vanilla Apple iPad (2025). It has an 11” IPS LCD (only 60Hz refresh rate) and is powered by the older Apple A16 chipset. It does support a stylus and the USB-C port has DisplayPort functionality.
Apple iPad (2025)
Wi-Fi
£45/£50/£70 off
128GB – £284 at Amazon UK 256GB – £380 at Amazon UK 512GB – £560 at Amazon UK
For better quality LCD tablets, check out the Xiaomi Pad 7 and Pad 7 Pro – they boast 11.2” 144Hz IPS LCD panels with 12-bit colors and Dolby Vision support. These are powered by the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 and 8s Gen 3, respectively. The Pro has better cameras (50MP on the back, 30MP on the front vs. 13MP and 8MP) and faster charging (67W vs. 45W) for the 8,850mAh battery. A stylus is supported but is not included in the retail package. Storage is not expandable.
Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro
£180/£200 off
Read our review 8/256GB – £270 at Amazon UK 12/512GB – £300 at Amazon UK
Xiaomi Pad 7
£160 off
Read our review 8/128GB – £240 at Amazon UK
The Redmi Pad Pro 5G is similar – it has a 12.1” 120Hz IPS LCD with Dolby Vision support (stylus sold separately). This one is less powerful with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chip, but has expandable storage and a bigger 10,000mAh battery (33W charging). This particular model has 5G connectivity.
Xiaomi Redmi Pad Pro 5G
£120 off
Read our review 6/128GB – £180 at Amazon UK
Amazon has its own tablets and they are super cheap usually, even more so now. The Amazon Fire Max 11 is great for streaming with an 11” IPS LCD (60Hz) and stereo speakers. It can handle some work and school tasks too, just don’t expect much when it comes to gaming.
Amazon Fire Max 11
£105 off
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4/64GB – £145 at Amazon UK 4/128GB – £185 at Amazon UK
Amazon also offers smaller Fire HD 10 and Fire HD 8 tablets, which cost under £100. Note that all Fire tablets linked here have ads on the lockscreen – you can get rid of those for £10.
Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023)
£65 off
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3/32GB – £85 at Amazon UK 3/64GB – £115 at Amazon UK
Amazon Fire HD 8 (2024)
£50 off
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3/32GB – £50 at Amazon UK 4/64GB – £75 at Amazon UK
Smartwatches
The Apple Watch Series 10 is the thinnest Apple watch yet (9.7mm) and has the biggest display, a rectangular 1.96” LTPO OLED panel. The watch can handle snorkeling (it has a depth gauge to 6m) and has advanced health tracking features like ECG. We’ve linked both the GPS and GPS+Cellular versions below.
Apple Watch Series 10
GPS
£104 off
42mm – £295 at Amazon UK 46mm – £325 at Amazon UK
Apple Watch Series 10
GPS + Cellular
£104 off
42mm – £395 at Amazon UK 46mm – £425 at Amazon UK
If you don’t plan on going diving or don’t think you need ECG, the Apple Watch SE (2022) is a cheaper option. It has a smaller 1.78” display and is 1mm thicker. It’s available in two sizes, 40mm and 44mm.
Apple Watch SE (2022)
GPS
£34 off
40mm – £185 at Amazon UK 44mm – £215 at Amazon UK
The Samsung Galaxy Watch7 and Watch Ultra will likely be replaced later today at the big Galaxy Unpacked event. However, these older models have their replacements beat on price – it will be a while before we see a Watch8 at £240. And if the rumors are true, the new models will use the same Exynos W1000 chip. Also, how do you feel about the round shape? The new models allegedly have a squircle shape.
Samsung Galaxy Watch7
LTE
£90 off
40mm – £240 at Amazon UK 44mm – £270 at Amazon UK
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra
LTE
£250 off
Read our review 47mm – £350 at Amazon UK
You can also go with Google’s take on Wear OS with the Pixel Watch 3, available in 41mm and 45mm sizes and Wi-Fi and 4G flavors.
Google Pixel Watch 3
Wi-Fi
£112 off
41mm – £237 at Amazon UK 45mm – £287 at Amazon UK
Google Pixel Watch 3
LTE
£100 off
41mm – £340 at Amazon UK 45mm – £400 at Amazon UK
The Huawei Watch D2 works with both Android and iPhone devices, so Huawei’s usual Google troubles don’t apply here. The D2 is unique in that its band inflates to accurately measure blood pressure (like those blood pressure cuffs). Check out our review for a more detailed look at the health tracking features of the D2.
Huawei Watch D2
£80 off
Read our review £270 at Amazon UK
The CMF Watch Pro 2 is cheap but decently capable – it’s not a Wear OS device, but it can handle notifications, health and exercise tasks just fine. And it is highly customizable with a replaceable bezel on top of the replaceable straps.
CMF Watch Pro 2
£20 off
Read our review £50 at Amazon UK
The Xiaomi Redmi Watch 5 Active is also a “dumb” smartwatch and at only £25, it’s great for people who aren’t sure they need a smartwatch – if you find it useful that’s great, if not, you haven’t wasted a lot of money.
Redmi Watch 5 Active
£5 off
£25 at Amazon UK
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