Morning deals — four overnight drops worth a look

Sunday’s freshest UK deals lean heavily towards practical upgrades, with two new air-fryer reductions leading the pack. Here are four live offers that appeared overnight or are still among the more interesting recent drops — with the usual reminder that Amazon prices can move without notice.

Swan 8L Retro Dual Basket Air Fryer

The cream Swan 8L Retro Dual Basket Air Fryer is £94.99 at Amazon, down from £129.99. It has an LED display and eight preset cooking options, so the appeal is straightforward: two baskets and a sub-£100 price from a recognisable kitchen brand. The saving is £35, or 27% against the listed price. That is a useful reduction, although the RRP is not the same thing as a long-term street price, so compare before buying.

Tower T17151 Vortx Dual Basket Air Fryer

For a lower entry price, the Tower T17151 Vortx 8L is £69.99, reduced from £99.99. Viewing windows and nine preset functions make this a sensible family-kitchen option on paper, while the £30 reduction is larger than the Swan’s in percentage terms at 30%. The listing is verified as sold and dispatched by Amazon, which is a modest positive on fulfilment, but check the basket dimensions if you regularly cook larger portions.

Make Me Well by Xand van Tulleken

The hardcover of Make Me Well: The Truth About the Wellness Industry is £11, half its listed £22 price. Written by doctor and broadcaster Xand van Tulleken, it takes an evidence-based look at supplements, wearables and the wider wellness business. This is one of the cleaner discounts in the list: a £11 saving on a book that is in stock and sold and dispatched by Amazon.

Gtech AirRAM 3 cordless vacuum

The biggest cash reduction here is on the Gtech AirRAM 3, at £239 versus a listed £419.99 RRP. That is £180.99 off, or 43%, with voice alerts and dual edge-clean technology. It is a serious spend even after the reduction, and the RRP should be treated cautiously, but this is the standout offer if you are specifically after a cordless upright rather than a cheap impulse buy.

Of the four, the Tower looks like the easiest everyday recommendation; the Gtech is the more substantial saving, but only makes sense if you actually need a vacuum upgrade.