Day two of Amazon Prime Day home office deals have arrived. Rather than picking out absolutely every offer I can find, I'm taking the more nuanced approach - these are the top 5 office chairs, desks, mini PCs, printers, and monitors tested by me and my team.
From budget picks to premium pieces, I'll be live-tracking the prices on these WFH upgrades. And because regular readers will know I can't resist a gadget, I've added included desk accessories and extras under $50 / £50 that scored high in reviews or that I absolutely rely on when working from home.
Most products here are available from Amazon, but where I've found a better price elsewhere, I've included them (because I can't resist a good deal either). For the best prices over October Prime Day - or Big Deal Days, as Amazon insists on calling it - remember you'll need a Prime subscription. You can sign up for a free 30-day trial here (just make sure to cancel before it ends).
Prime Day home office deals: Editor's picks
Amazon Prime Day useful links
- See the full Amazon Big Deal Days sale
- Office chairs: Deals on FlexiSpot, Steelcase, Branch, & Sihoo
- Standing desks: Discount desks from Fezibo, Vari, & FlexiSpot
- Mini PCs: Save on top-rated machines from GMKtec, Geekom & more
- Printers: Price drops from Epson, HP & Canon
- Laptops: Big deals from Apple, Lenovo, HP & Dell
Prime Day home office deals under $50 | £50
Office chairs
Standing desks
Secretlab Magnus Pro: was $988 now $948 at Secretlab
Best for: Gamers and pros who want excellent build quality and a way to organize cables.
Why I chose it: Secretlab's sit-stand gaming desk is truly stylish and well-built. We rated it 4 stars and loved its elegant, practical built-in cable management. Yes, it's pricey, but we found it "perfect for those seeking a versatile and organized workspace."
➡️ UK deal: now £729 (was £798)
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Laptops & mini PCs
Monitors
Dell 32 Plus S3225QS 4K Monitor: was $369.99 now $299.99 at Amazon
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. So while we haven't tested this display, the price is good enough to justify. It features 120Hz refresh rate, and 95% DCI-P3.
➡️ UK deal: now £333
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BenQ GW2486TC 24-inch: was $199.99 now $169.99 at Amazon
Best for: Remote workers who want a 24-inch USB hub-equipped business display.
Why I chose it: This is one of my top budget monitors for work, earning 4 stars in tests, and delivering key features like a USB-C hub and eye-care tools for extended periods in front of the screen. In the UK, the best price I've found is at Laptop outlet, but it's £5 more at Amazon.
➡️ UK deal: now £160 at Laptop Outlet
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MSI Pro MP165 E6: was $94.99 now $64.99 at Amazon
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 £79 (was £82)
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Printers
Accessories
Deals picked by
Deals picked by
Steve Clark
I've covered big sales events like Prime Day and Black Friday for four years here at TechRadar Pro - and I haven't been able to resist a good deal since about 1991. As an inveterate deal-hunter and obsessive researcher, I know where to find great deals and whether all those lovely discounts really do offer good value for money. My team and I have tested a wide range of office essentials from standing desks and office chairs to mini PCs and docks, and for Prime Day (or Big Deal Days, as Amazon calls its October sale), I'll be on the prowl for our top-reviewed models as well as those with the biggest discounts.
How I choose the best Prime Day home office deals
When tracking the top deals, I prioritize tech and furniture that we've tested and reviewed, or that me and my team love using. While some deals may have big discounts, I'll generally recommend products we have first-hand experience using.
When it comes to prices, I use price-tracking tools like Keepa and CamelCamelCamel, our extensive library of previous deals articles, as well as good old-fashioned manual searches. Yep, I really am here visiting different sites to see if it's cheaper elsewhere. It's what I'd do if I were buying something for myself, so I do it for readers too.
For most deals, I'll highlight who the product is best for based on our use, what you need to know before buying, and whether it's worth buying now or waiting for a bigger discount. And I'll remove offers where the price rises to the point where the product no longer offers genuinely good value for money.
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