Amazon devices are up to 79% off a week before Prime Day — Ring, Blink, Fire TV and more deals from just £16

The Blink Mini 2K+ debuted in 2025 and offers higher resolution (2560 x 1440) than its predecessor for indoor monitoring. It offers up to 4x zoom, night color vision and a 138-degree field of view. It can also be paired with the Blink Arc mount accessory for a wider scope.

This bundle is 79% off and provides unbelievably good value for money. For just £24, you're getting a Blink Outdoor 4 Camera with a Sync Module and a Video Doorbell too. It's the perfect way to set up a smart home security system for the first time.

The Blink Battery Doorbell 2K+ is our new winner for the best video doorbell on a budget. You get sharp 2K video and incredible battery life that lasts up to 22 months. Right now you can get it for 58% off — that means this deal is pretty much a no-brainer. (Unless you want to pick up the older doorbell in the bundle deal above.)

The Fire TV Stick 4K Plus sits in the middle of the Fire TV range, above the HD and 4K Select, but below the 4K Max and Cube. You get 4K video, Dolby Vision/HDR10/HDR10+/HLG support, Dolby Atmos audio, and most importantly, full support for almost all VPNs. For less than £25, though, it's a cheap way into true 4K TV.

On sale for £24, the all-new Ring Indoor Cam Plus is a great addition to the Ring ecosystem. It pumps out sharp video, even in low light, offers versatile placement options and is super easy to set up.

At just £34, the best value Ring Video Doorbell got even better. The newest of Ring's doorbells has head-to-toe video and package detection. You can't replace its battery, but it's a fantastic option at this price.

The Ring Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) now comes in a slimmer shell, and new colorways — this one has a speckled gray finish. You get Retinal 2K video, 6x zoom and two-way talk.

If you don't need a spotlight or a floodlight camera, the Stick Up Cam is a cheaper way to monitor the outside of your house. It features Retinal 2K video and two-way talk.

This budget-friendly TV is the cheapest in Amazon's Fire TV lineup. It offers Wi-Fi 6 support, HDR10/HLG support and Dolby audio. The included Alexa Voice Remote allows for voice control and can manage power and volume on compatible devices.

This budget-friendly 4K TV is an upgrade from the entry-level 2-Series, offering better picture quality and faster performance. You also get Wi-Fi 6 support, HDR10/HLG support and Dolby Digital Plus audio. The included Alexa Voice Remote allows for voice control and can manage power and volume on compatible devices.

This budget-friendly bundle comes with a HD Fire TV and a soundbar, getting you a super-cheap screen and sound combo. It offers Wi-Fi 6 support, HDR10/HLG support, and Dolby audio. The included Alexa Voice Remote allows for voice control and can manage power and volume on compatible devices.

The Ember Artline is a potential rival to Samsung’s popular The Frame series, featuring Dolby Vision and HDR10+ and a matte 4K screen. It's a TV that'll blend into your decor when you're not using it, and display beautiful artwork to boot.

Amazon's Fire TV Omni QLED (AKA Amazon Ember) is on sale for £999. It comes with built-in Fire TV streaming capabilities and Alexa functionality. The Omni taps an array of LED backlights with local dimming for improved contrast over TVs with edge-lit displays, but note that some TVs at or below the Omni's price range offer more-advanced display technology.