All the new new Aldi gadgets & tools hitting stores from today including blue tooth headphones for £25 less than Sony
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ALDI shoppers can scoop up an array of gadgets, kitchen tools and gardening staples when the latest special buys launch in store today.
The budget supermarket is offering a range of cut-price household essentials this week, with a host of bargain goodies up for grabs.
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Aldi launches brand new Specialbuys every Thursday and Sunday.
The latest batch of items landing today include tech gadgets for under £10, car cleaning essentials and tools to keep your garden in pristine condition this summer.
Here is a list of all the goodies landing in stores today.
Don't forget to move fast if you see something that takes your fancy as Specialbuys are limited edition stock - when they're gone, they're gone...
Powerbank 3 in 1 Charger, £9.99
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Lots of exciting gadgets are available to buy this week
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This handy gadget allows you to charge up to three items at one time, making it a must-have for any last minute summer camping trips or festivals.
Retailing for under £10, this portable and compact wireless powerbank is the solution to getting caught without charge.
The 3-in-1 device is available in two different colourways and available in stores from today.
Bluetooth Speaker/Alarm Clock/Headphones, £11.99
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The Pantone products on offer include a pair of headphones, an alarm clock and a portable speaker
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Among the other gadgets to hit stores this week are bluetooth speakers, alarm clocks and headphones - each retailing for £11.99.
Available in blue, purple, or green you can choose between a host of Pantone gadgets that won't break the bank this week.
Compared to Sony's WH-CH520 Wireless Headphones that are being sold at John Lewis and Argos for £34.99 - these are a steal!
Silicone Storage bags, £2.99
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These handy reusable bags are a bargain kitchen staple
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A bargain kitchen staple will also come to shelves this week.
Aldi's new silicone bags make for the perfect kitchen storage essential and are also perfect for children's packed lunches.
Each reusable bag is approximately 100g and has a zip lock feature that keeps food fresh.
Another selling point is the array of fun designs these storage bags come in.
From floral prints and fruit shaped designs to sports themes and plain block colour bags, there is an exciting range to choose from.
Aldi rolls out 'INSANE' shelf change to all 2,550 locations - and it means 33% more savings for shoppers
Boot Buddy, 11.49
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The boot buddy is available to buy in Aldi from today
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Also hitting stores today, is another handy gadget that helps keep your shoes sparkly clean.
The Boot Buddy is a portable cleaning tool which holds up to 300ml of water and is perfect scrubbing mud off your shoes.
The tool is equipped with a tough scraper to remove debris and chunks of mud and strong bristled to clean stubborn dirt.
Jumbo Dustpan Set, £4.99
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Aldi also have an array of gardening tools on offer this week
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Keep your outdoor space clean and tidy this August with Aldi's nifty Jumbo Dustban Set.
Complete with a shovel, broom and rake, this gardening helper is on sale for under £5.
If you are looking to tidy up your garden over the summer holidays this tool could be for you.
Ratchet Pruner, £3.99
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Get your hands on a pair of pruners available in three different colourways
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Another garden buy you can snatch up this Sunday is a pair of Aldi's ratchet pruners.
Retailing for less than a fiver at £3.99, the handy tool comes in three different neon colour ways and is perfect for sprucing up your outdoor space this summer.
According to the product description, the pruners are suitable for cutting branches of up to a maximum diameter of approximately 2cm.
Car Organiser Assortment, £6.99
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Tidy up your car with this new organiser
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The budget retailer also has a lot of car offerings this week.
Among the items up for grabs is an assortment of car organisers, all on sale for £6.99.
Shoppers can choose from a cooler, a boot organiser or even a tablet holder that can be attached to the back of the car seats.
Aldi has described these organisers as having "everything you need to keep your bits and pieces in one place."
Cordless Car Vacuum, £14.99
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Give your car a clean with the Ride and Go cordless vacuum
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Once you have organised and tidied up your vehicle, give it a clean with Ride and Go's cordless car vacuum.
Retailing for £14.99, this multi-purpose vacuum can be used to both hoover any dirt in your car and also blow up inflatable beds and swimming rings.
This lightweight and durable gadget comes with three separate attachments and an LED lighting function.
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