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Argos shoppers dash to grab Boxing Day 2024 bargains – 10 deals not to be missed
Didn’t get everything you wanted on Christmas Day or did Santa leave you some money under the tree? Now is a good time to go online shopping. All of the major retailers, including Currys, have launched their Boxing Day Christmas sales and Argos has also just joined the party with prices slashed across a swathe of devices. There are some decent discounts on offer with iPhone, iPad, headphone and TV deals all available right now.
There are hundreds of price cuts so to help you find the best and biggest bargains, Express.co.uk has been Christmas shopping and here are 7 top picks from Argos
Apple iPhone 12
NOW £399 – SAVE £100
BOXING DAY DEAL: The iPhone 12 isn’t as feature-packed as the latest iPhone 16 but this remains a solid smartphone that’s half the price of buying Apple’s newest model. You get a 6.1-inch screen, powerful A14 Bionic processor, dual-lens camera and wireless charging. Right now there’s £100 off.
SEE THE iPHONE DEAL HERE
Ring Doorbell with £10 Echo
NOW £59.99 – PLUS GET AN ECHO FOR £10
BOXING DAY DEAL: The latest Ring doorbell now offers improved video recordings, longer battery life and an easier way to install it yourself. It was £99 but that price has been dropped to just £59. That’s not all as those popping one in their shopping basket can also add an Echo Pop – worth over £40 – for just £10.
SEE THE RING DEAL HERE
Beats Pill
NOW £99 – SAVE £50
BOXING DAY DEAL: The new Beats Pill takes the iconic original and makes it better thanks to improved sound, better design and addition of technology such as Find My which helps you track this portable devcie down should you lose it..
SEE THE RING DEAL HERE
Fitbit Inspire 3
NOW £59 – SAVE £25.99
BOXING DAY DEAL: Want to get fit after all that Christmas food. The Inspire 3 from Fitbit will help get you moving and it’s now at the “lowest ever price” from Argos. You can track your steps, calories, sleep and heart rate 24/7 on this slim and subtle activity tracker, which can also track your runs when connected to your phone.
SEE THE FITBIT INSPIRE 3 DEAL HERE
Apple iPad
NOW £289 – SAVE £50
BOXING DAY DEAL: The iPad 10th Gen was slashed in price for Black Friday, now the deal is back with £50 off the usual price. This top tablet is powered by the A14 Bionic processor, gets a Liquid Retina display and is compatible with the latest Apple Pencil.
SEE THE IPAD DEAL HERE
Echo Pop
NOW £18.99 – SAVE £26
BOXING DAY DEAL: It’s usually priced at £44.99 but the Boxing Day sales have seen the Echo Pop dropped to just £18.99. For that very low price, you get a device that offers decent sound, full access to Alexa, and it can even extend your Wi-Fi thanks to built-in Eero technology.
SEE THE POP DEAL HERE
NOW £299 – SAVE £50
BOXING DAY DEAL: The Beast Studio Pro offer some epic audio, Active Noise Cancellation and long battery life. They come in a swather of colours including a Special Edition created in collaboration with Kim Kardashian.
SEE THE IPAD DEAL HERE
NOW £649 – LOWEST ARGOS PRICE
BOXING DAY DEAL: The Pixel 9 features a nice 6.3-inch OLED display, fast Tensor G4 processor and a clever rear camera that can edit shots for you. There’s also decent battery life, quick refilling and it gets all usual smart features you’d expect from a phone made by Google
SEE THE PIXEL DEAL HERE
Toshiba 50-Inch TV
NOW £299 – SAVE £60
BOXING DAY DEAL: This Toshiba telly not only gets a stunning 50-inch UHD display, decent sound and plenty of smart features but is also powered by Freely. That means you get full access to live and on-demand channels without the need for an aerial. All content is beamed to the big screen using a broadband connection instead.
SEE THE TV DEAL HERE
Samsung Galaxy Watch FE
NOW £169 – SAVE £30
BOXING DAY DEAL: The Galaxy Watch FE offers a simple way to keep check of your exercise levels and how fit you are. It can even monitor your heart and even how stress out you are.
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Of course, there are other deals with stores such as Currys, John Lewis and Argos all offering massive price cuts in the Christmas sales.
