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Fitbits, Samsung smartwatches, Logitech headsets, Philips TVs, and more on sale for Aug. 2 in the UK
The weekend is finally here, guys. That means it’s time to celebrate, with deals of course.
We have lined up a great selection of offers on everything from fitness trackers to gaming accessories, with all the biggest brands included. You can pick up a Philips TV, Logitech headset, Garmin fitness tracker, and so much more, all at heavily reduced rates.
These are the best deals from across the internet for Aug. 2.
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