October Prime Day home office deals live — I found the best savings on Apple Mac minis, FlexiSpot chairs, Epson printers, Logitech gear and more

Sihoo has consistently impressed in chair tests, and this budget pick has a feature most cheap office chairs don't: fully adaptive lumbar support.

➡️ UK deal: now £190

A must-buy mini PC, Apple's new M6 machine gets its first price cut. Ideal for professionals and creators who value high performance.

➡️ UK price: now £824 (was £899)

We praised this "high-speed, high-quality" desktop in our review. A genuinely excellent office upgrade.

➡️ UK price: now £52 (was £70)

AMD Ryzen 7 170 | 16GB DDR5 | 512GB SSD

Best for: Remote workers and students who want a reliable ultraportable with up to 15 hours battery life.
Why I chose it: We scored this laptop 4 stars in our review and found performance ideal for day-to-day work and study. However, it lacks the specs for serious workloads.

AMD Ryzen 7 640HS | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB SSD

Best for: Professionals, students, and creators.
Why I chose it: My top pick mini PC for most people, we awarded it 4.5 stars, and even managed to use it for playing games. USB4 and 2.5G LAN ports are great extras, but it's not a graphics powerhouse out of the box.

➡️ UK deal: now £560 (was £590)

Best for: Professionals and creators who value speed and performance.
Why I chose it: It's the first price-cut on the new Mac mini, and the previous model scored 5 stars in our review. Buy it if you don't already have a Mac mini (M4) - it's a better performer, but not leaps and bounds beyond it.

➡️ UK price: now £824 (was £899)

AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 6650H | 16GB LPDDR5 | 512GB SSD

Best for: Remote workers who need a budget mini PC for daily tasks.
Why I chose it: Scored 4.5 stars in our review, it sailed through productivity workloads, video calls, and features OCuLink and dual 2.5G LAN ports. The only fail here is that you can't upgrade the memory.

➡️ UK price: now £350 (was £439)

Best for: Professionals and creators who want a well-priced 32-inch 4K monitor.
Why I chose it: Dell has always delivered exceptional monitor experiences during our reviews, features 120Hz refresh rate, and 95% DCI-P3.

➡️ UK deal: now £335

Best for: Business travelers who need a 15.6in portable monitor as a primary or secondary display.
Why I chose it: In our 4-star review, we called it "a super-light, hyper-functional portable display that is great to have as an extra display for all of your tech." Buy it only if you need it. I expect the price to drop more once Prime Day starts.

➡️ UK deal: now £89

Best for: Professionals and gamers who need a 16.1in portable display.
Why I chose it: I use this ultra-thin screen everyday for work and play, and scored it 4.5 stars in my review. It hits 2.5K resolution with 180Hz refresh rates. It's not a small screen, but it's light enough for travel.

➡️ UK deal: now £160

Best for: Remote workers, students, and small business users who want cartridge-free printing.
Why I chose it: Easily my top printer for the home, we scored it 4.5 stars and it has more features and free ink than any other printer we've tested at this price.

➡️ UK deal: now £370 (was £460)

Best for: Families, students, and remote workers looking for a top-performing and affordable ink tank printer.
Why I chose it: This Canon printer performed exceptionally well in our tests, scoring 4 stars, and delivering good all-round performance. A good buy for those who don't need high-volume printing or extra features like auto-duplex.

➡️ UK deal: now £148 with voucher (was £184)

Best for: Families, professionals, and students who print more casually.
Why I chose it: It's got everything a top inkjet printer should have, including print, scan, copy, and fax capabilities, automatic two-sided printing, and an automatic document feeder. The downside is inkjet cartridges will add to the on-going running costs versus an ink tank.

➡️ UK deal: now £122 (was £130)

Best for: Anyone who wants a cheap printer for occasional use.
Why I chose it: It's one of the cheapest printers I've seen so far from a trusted brand. It includes print, scan, and copy functions. However, it's not fast and cartridge costs can add up.

➡️ UK deal: now £33 (was £56)

Best for: Anyone who wants a personality-driven 4-port USB charger for peripherals.
Why I chose it: This 100W fast charger got 5 stars in our tests, where we called it "one of the best wall chargers on the market. It’s modestly priced against competitors, delivers super-fast charging and displays entertaining emojis." It won't charge most laptops, but it'll tackle smaller devices like phones and tablets.

➡️ UK price: now £40 (was £56)

Best for: macOS users who want a keyboard with flawless compatibility across Apple devices.
Why I chose it: With the new Mac mini now on the streets, this is a nice companion piece - and it'll work with MacBooks, iPads, and iPhones, too. It connects automatically to Apple devices, but it's pretty expensive for a non-mechanical keyboard. For that, I recommend a Keychron.

➡️ UK price: now £75 (was £99)

Best for: Professionals working with multiple apps.
Why I chose it: I've always liked Elgato's Stream Deck, which serves up customizable buttons for switching apps at a push. This one is capped at 6 buttons, but other models expand that (although they're more expensive). For basic office work, this one works best.

➡️ UK price: now £48 (was £60)

Best for: Professionals and creators who want large storage capacity and fast transfers.
Why I chose it: I love Samsung SSDs. This one scored 4 stars in our review, hits speeds up to 2000 MB/s, and even has a 3-meter drop resistance.

➡️ UK deal: now £192 (was £239)

Best for: Professionals who want one of the best fast-charging docks we've tested.
Why I chose it: This 200W 6-port dock scored 4.5 stars in our review, where we said "charging products really don’t get much better than the Anker Prime Charger."

➡️ UK deal: now £52 (was £70)

Best for: Home office workers, families, and gamers who want a simple mesh router to kill dead zones.
Why I chose it: Skip the dual-band eero 7 and opt for this - it's a tri-band model that supports key Wi-Fi 7 features like MLO for seamless whole home connectivity. But avoid it if you need intricate networking settings, as it's designed for plug-and-play.

➡️ UK deal: now £525 (was £750)

Best for: Professionals and programmers on Windows and Mac.
Why I chose it: This is the best mechanical keyboard I've ever used - I'm typing on it right now. I scored it 5 stars, and love how customizable it is.

➡️ UK deal: now £92 (was £115)

Best for: Professionals and creators in the office and at home.
Why I chose it: It's the best wireless mouse you can get, specifically designed with features for productivity tasks. We awarded it 4.5 stars in our review.

➡️ UK deal: now £86

Best for: Remote workers upgrading their laptop webcam.
Why I chose it: This 1080p webcam with automatic light correction, privacy shutter, and a built in mic is hard to fault at this price.

➡️ UK price: now £30 (was £40)

Best for: Home and office workers who need extra ports for accessories.
Why I chose it: This is a sleek, compact 9-in-1 dock that includes a host of USB and display ports, plus a card reader.

➡️ UK deal: now £27 (was £34)

Best for: Professionals who want a budget office chair packed with features
Why I chose it: Fully adaptive lumbar support, flip-up armrests, lockable recline, breathable mesh backrest. Most chairs at this price usually have more compromises.

➡️ UK deal: now £190

Best for: Home and office workers who want the most adjustability for the price.
Why I chose it: Tested by us with a 4.5-star review, it delivered all-day comfort at an exceptional price. I especially like the adaptive lumbar support.

➡️ UK deal: now £230 (was £350)

Best for: Executives who want electric adjustments, stylish design, and a premium build.
Why I chose it: Scored 4.5 stars in our review, with outstanding ergonomics. Our expert reviewer loves it, but I'd recommend only buying it if you're always at your desk and a C7 doesn't offer what you need. It's incredibly expensive.

➡️ UK deal: now £1068 (was £1270)

Best for: Workers looking for the cheapest standing desk worth your money.
Why I chose it: FlexiSpot always reviews well in our tests, and this desk boasts a stable single-piece desktop, USB ports, and 28.9 to 46.5in height range.

➡️ UK deal: now £89 with voucher (was £109)

Best for: Professionals who need extra storage for laptops and stationery.
Why I chose it: Earned 4.5 stars in our review, a 28.3 - 47.6-in height range, and it's got what so many sit-stand desks lack - a drawer. For the price, it's an easy recommendation.

➡️ UK deal: now £203 with code DESK30 (was £290)

Best for: Remote workers in apartments and smaller spaces.
Why I chose it: It's one of the smallest standing desks around, with a 28.3 - 46.5in height range and built-in storage and monitor riser. However, I only recommend this if you have a tight workspace, as its not the largest desktop.

➡️ UK deal: now £90 (was £100)