Best UK Early Prime Day Deals: Nintendo Switch 2, Philips, MTG, and Corsair Hardware

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Amazon’s next major shopping event is right around the corner, but you don't need to wait for the official kick-off to secure deep discounts.

UK retailers and Amazon have already started slashing prices across a wide range of gear, including record-low drops on the Nintendo Switch 2, massive savings on Philips personal care tech, discounted Magic: The Gathering bundles, and high-performance Corsair PC peripherals.

Whether you're looking to upgrade your desk setup, refresh your personal care routine, or grab new gaming gear without fighting for stock later, here are the best early deals live in the UK right now.

Early Prime Day Deals On Philips Tech​


You don't have to wait until next month and Prime Day for more deals on Philips products, from toothbrushes to razors and shavers. If you’re a Prime member at Amazon, you’ll be able to enjoy a whole host of discounts come that date, but even if you’re not, we’ve spotted some handy deals to help you beat the rush.

This top deal is a doozy, and one I had to refresh just to make sure it’s not one I dreamt up. The Philips Sonicare 5300 is a sonic toothbrush that offers up to seven times better plaque removal than your standard, non-sonic toothbrush, but the white model is seeing a discount that actually makes it cheaper than some of the Sonicare models that aren’t quite as premium.

It’s now £63 down from £179.99, marking a whopping 65% discount for a product that’ll have a huge impact on your dental hygiene.

Nintendo Switch 2​


Despite a price rise at the start of September 2026, Nintendo Switch 2 consoles have just dropped to their lowest price ever in the UK.

Both Smyths and Argos are currently selling the popular console for £354.99, a considerable drop in price compared to the new RRP of £419.99. That's a £65 saving, and a mighty fine deal if I do say so myself. I'm expecting Amazon to price match this for Prime Day, but for now, head to wherever the offer is available near you.

While the following is speculative and unconfirmed, it's not unreasonable to suggest that this could be a clear-out of stock to make way for the new replaceable battery version of the console confirmed to be launching in Europe this Autumn.

Magic: The Gathering​


Prime Day is getting closer, and as sure as death and taxes, Amazon’s sales event is likely to feature some great deals on Magic: The Gathering products.

The long-running card game gets regular price cuts in the UK, but they’re never quite as good as the savings in the US. Thankfully, there are still some worth being aware of, including pre-Prime Day deals on sets from 2026 and the popular Final Fantasy Commander precons. While some of these require a Prime membership, others are available to all, so let us know if you pick anything up!

It feels strange to think that Magic’s first Universes Beyond set of 2026 was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.The humble set was smaller than the likes of Marvel’s Super Heroes, and not as fantasy-adjacent as The Hobbit, but it still had some neat reprints and a Turtle in every pack.

You can save 28% on a bundle including nine Play Boosters, a handy card box, an alt-art card, and a special die. It’s now £43.80, down from £60.99 at Amazon.

Early Prime Day Deals On Corsair Hardware​


One of the big benefits of Prime Day is that, if you’re a Prime member, you don’t have to do anything to lock in the best prices. And with the price of just about everything climbing in recent years (thanks, AI), this could be an ideal time to grab some new PC components or peripherals from Corsair and its other brands like Elgato.

Ahead of the big day, here are some of our picks for budget-savvy gamers and PC enthusiasts.

With the caveat that deals are only likely to get even better come Prime Day, the first deal that caught our eye was Corsair’s Sabre v2 Pro mouse.

It’s got a 33,000 DPI sensor inside and an 8,000Hz polling rate, but it’s also impressively lightweight with a sort of skeletal design that means the magnesium alloy slides around your desk or pad like butter.

Despite that, it has a battery life of up to 120 hours on a single charge. If you’re interested, it’s seeing a 17% discount. It’s now £99.99, down from £119.99.

Sticking with peripherals, you can save 30% on the Corsair VOID v2 Wireless Gaming Headset in the Carbon colorway, netting you a Dolby Atmos headset with a 70-hour battery for just £69.99 instead of £99.99.

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