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Apple watches, Sony speakers, Fitbits, Samsung smartwatches, and more on sale for May 31 in the UK
Another day, another set of impressive deals. Looking to upgrade your kitchenware? Then look no further, as we have tracked down great deals on top brands like Russell Hobbs and George Foreman.
It’s not all about kitchen essentials in this deals round up. We have also lined up a wide range of wearable fitness deals that the health conscious will find hard to ignore. Not only that, but there’s also a great selection of speakers, memory cards, and smart home devices up for grabs.
These are the best deals from across the internet for May 31.
Best of the best
Keep a keen eye on these deals, as you won’t want to miss out on the chance to grab a bargain set of Sony speakers or a heavily discounted Amazon device. Read more…
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