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Playstation Plus subscriptions, Xbox Live memberships, Samsung TVs, and more on sale for March 18 in the UK
We’re not saying this is the only deals round-up out there that includes a neck massager and a pressure washer side-by-side, but there probably aren’t many others.
We have tracked down the best deals on an eclectic mix of products including cleaning equipment, home entertainment technology, and personal care devices. You can pick up an electric toothbrush, robotic vacuum cleaner, TV, smart remote, and more, all in one place.
This is your chance to save on leading brands like LG, Samsung, Bose, Philips, Kärcher, and plenty others. These are the best deals from across the internet for March 18.
Cleaning equipment
The best deals on pressure washers, vacuum cleaners, and robot vacuum cleaners from the likes of Shark, Hoover, and Neato Robotics.
Home entertainment
Your best chance to save on a TV, sound system, smart remote, or gaming subscription. Check out the best home entertainment deals here.
Personal care
We have picked out the best deals on electric toothbrushes, ab trainers, electric shavers, and massagers from the leading brands in personal care.
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