Technology
Fitbits, Hive thermostats, Amazon devices, Silentnight mattresses, and more on sale for March 7 in the UK
Some of you might not know it, but today is World Book Day. Parents of young children will know all too well, because it’s likely they have been rushing to prep costumes for their children.
We would like to offer a brief respite, or at least a distraction, with a collection of deals on smart home devices, fitness technology, and mattresses and bedding.
You can save on smart thermostats, security cameras, abdominal trainers, treadmills, mattresses, duvets, and more. We have sourced the best deals from brands like Hive, Amazon, Fitbit, Huawei, Slendertone, and Silentnight.
These are the best deals for March 7 in the UK.
Smart home devices
This is your chance to save on a wide range of smart home products including thermostats, security cameras, locks, and Amazon devices.
Fitness technology
All the very best technology from the fitness industry, including ab trainers, rowing machines, treadmills, and fitness trackers.
Mattresses and bedding
There’s nothing better than a good night’s sleep, and this deals will help you get that, every night. Save on mattresses from Silentnight, duvets from Catherine Lansfield, and more.
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