Shop Ninja's viral ice cream maker and 20 more top Amazon deals this early May bank holiday
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Attention bargain seekers! Amazon bank holiday deals have landed, and there's plenty on offer to keep you entertained over the warmer months.
Amazon's deal section just got better, with up to 69 per cent off hundreds of big-name brands for the bank holiday weekend.
There are significant savings to be had across all categories including tech, home, fashion and beauty, so you can grab yourself a bargain over the long weekend. Notable highlights include warm weather essentials like sun cream, quiet bedroom fans and sun loungers - all ready to help you embrace the warmer days and longer evenings.
Plus, you'll find great deals on your favourite brands, including Ninja with the viral Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream & Frozen Dessert Maker on sale. The perfect way to create an array of frozen desserts to keep the family happy, you can join in on the hype for less.
Childs Farm Kids and Baby Sun Cream SPF 50plus
With over 10,000 sold in the last month, the Childs Farm Kids and Baby Sun Cream SPF 50plus is a tried-and-tested family favourite.
Dermatologist and paediatrician-approved, the very high SPF is suitable for all skin types, including dry, sensitive, and safe for people that may be prone to eczema. It is even suitable for 6 months and upwards.
£8.99 (save £3.01) Shop
Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker & Frozen Dessert Maker with 3 Tubs
The viral Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream & Frozen Dessert Maker is the perfect way to create an array of frozen desserts to keep the family happy this summer.
From ice cream, gelato, and luxurious milkshakes to soft fruit sorbets and smoothie bowls, the whole family can get stuck and creative.
£179 (save £20.99) Shop
Tower T17021 Family Size Air Fryer
You can now save on the bestselling Tower air fryer, which will help make dinner times a breeze.
Using Vortx technology, it rapidly circulates hot air around food, cooking up to 30 per cent faster than a conventional oven. Plus, it cooks food with little or no oil, making it much healthier, too.
£57.60 (save £12.39) Shop
Ninja Air Fryer, 3.8 L
Snap up a Ninja air fryer for under £70 this weekend. Save energy and reduce your bill with up to 55 per cent energy savings compared to conventional ovens while enjoying deliciously crispy results with up to 75 per cent less fat.
With four versatile cooking functions, including air frying, roasting, reheating, and dehydrating, this compact yet powerful air fryer is perfect for 2-4 people and can handle a 1.35kg chicken or 900g of fries with ease.
£79 (save £20.99) Shop
BISSELL ProHeat 2X Revolution Pet Pro, Carpet Cleaner
Who needs to rent a carpet cleaner when you can snap this one up for a huge 37 per cent off.
Delivering a deep clean thanks to the dual dirt lifter power brushes combined with Heatwave technology, this carpet and upholstery cleaner helps to remove deep stains and embedded dirt, for professional-style cleaning.
£189.08 (save £110.91) Shop
Premium Grass Seed 1.4 kg
If your garden could do with a little TLC then this fast-acting grass seed could get a healthier lawn and pronto.
With visible results in under two weeks ,this 1.4kg pack rejuvenates up to 84m² when overseeding or establishes 42m² of fresh, turf-like grass from scratch with proper soil preparation.
£14.49 (save £7.50) Shop
COSLUS Water Dental Flosser for Teeth Cordless
This nifty water flosser is 50 per cent more effective than traditional dental floss and leaves your mouth feeling incredibly fresh and clean thanks to the three pressure settings.
Currently on sale for 20 per cent off, you can get a cleaner, healthier mouth feel at home for less.
£23.99 (save £6) Shop
Finish Ultimate Infinity Shine Dishwasher Tablets, LEMON, 100 Dishwasher Tablets
If your dishwasher working overtime this summer due to the hard-to-clean barbeque dishes then now is a great time to stock up on these bestselling dishwasher tablets.
The powerful formula meticulously cleans your dishes and glasses, delivering shine and a fresh lemon scent.
£14.85 (save £1.65) Shop
Sage the Barista Express Espresso Machine
Don't miss out on over £99 saving on the Sage Espresso machine.
The integrated precision conical burr grinder grinds on demand to deliver the right amount of freshly ground coffee directly into the portafilter for your preferred taste with any roast of beans.
£530 (save £99.95) Shop
Slumberdown Pillows 2 Pack - Super Support
Designed with a unique foam core block, these Slumberdown pillows are made for those who like or need firm support, particularly side sleepers.
Offering extra support to your head, neck and shoulder whilst keeping your spine straight, these could be the answer to a pain-free night's sleep.
£14 (save £4.99) Shop
soundcore by Anker Q30 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones
Block out all the noise and immerse yourself in your favourite music with the soundcore by Anker Q30 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones.
Thanks to the dual noise-detecting microphones that pick up and filter out up to 95 per cent of low-frequency ambient sound, these will reduce traffic and wind, and even dampen the sound of busy offices.
£69.99 (save £10) Shop
Shark WandVac 1.0 Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner
The adaptable handheld vacuum from Shark is not only great for reaching above head height and into fiddly areas, but reviewers say it also 'cleans pet hair with ease on sofas carpets and tiles'.
Plus, it empties at the touch of a button, and it sits neatly on your kitchen counter.
£89 (save £40.99) Shop
Splesh by Cusheen 3-ply Toilet Roll-Lavender Fragrance 72 Pack Soft
Running low on loo roll? Now is the perfect time to stock up as Splesh by Cusheen bulk toilet roll is on sale with 27per cent off.
The 3-Ply toilet rolls are made from three layers of super soft white tissue paper, for maximum absorption.
£23.99 (save £9) Shop
Garnier Vitamin C Serum Cream, 50ml
If your skin lacks a glow and looks dull with pigmentation marks, then you'll need vitamin C, and this one from Garnier is highly recommended.
The serum cream combines the benefits of both a brightening serum and an SPF 25 moisturiser to protect your skin from sun-induced dark spots.
£7.32 (save £3.67) Shop
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