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Thursday, 23rd July

Best Deals

Apple AirPods Pro

Apple AirPods Pro
From Appliances Direct
Was £249
Now £199.97

The AirPods Pro are Apple's ultimate in-ear headphones. They offer active noise cancellation and three sizes of soft flexible silicon tips for a customisable, comfortable fit. Right now you can get £49 off the usual price with Appliances Direct (who are claiming it's £59 off but that's not true!).

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max
From Amazon
Was £1,149
Now £1,024

You can save £125 if you buy a iPhone 11 Pro Max right now. The 64GB model, which usually costs £1,149, is currently £1,024 at Amazon.

Amazon also has the 256GB iPhone 11 Pro Max discounted by £125.

You will also find the same discount over on Very.co.uk.

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