Deal now live, where you can buy Dash buttons for £1.99 and get £4.99 off your first order. Effectively gives £3 off a purchase you want via a button. 68 buttons available with a range of products including household goods.
As an added bonus when ordering the dash button you can select no rush delivery and get a £1 Amazon Appstore, Digital Video, Kindle Book & Digital Music Reward.
What is a dash button? A Dash button is a small wireless device that you can press to instantly order a certain product, be that washing powder, beer, batteries or toilet rolls. Each button usually costs £4.99, with the same amount coming off your first order - basically, the cost of the button back. However, at £1.99 you get £3 extra off the ordered goods.
Other Information Thread from last year (thanks Kowalski), which has quite a lot of useful information including: - Hacks for the buttons e.g. control Philips hue lights - Some people being able to use the £4.99 credit on any item sold by Amazon after cancelling the 1st dash product order - List of low priced eligible dash products enabling you to buy an item and rollover credit to buy any item sold by Amazon on your next purchase. Obviously prices change on a daily basis.
Dash Button Brands Andrex Tassimo Heineken Finish Ariel Regina Duracell Gillette Listerine Nescafe Dolce Gusto Whiskas Catsan Fairy Non Bio simplehuman Dettol Joseph Joseph Kleenex Durex Brabantia Vanish Pedigree Lenor IAMS Hycell Johnsons baby L'Or Fairy Right Guard Glade Mentos Mr Muscle Air Wick Dreamies Eukanuba Dad's Root Beer Wellman Wilkinson Sword Phillips Sonicare Huggies Sheba Perfect Fit Nerf Fiesta Aquarian Nicorette Aveeno Optimum Nutrition Biona Olay Wellwoman Kiwi DryNites Cesar Rimmel Neutrogena Scott Rodial Derwent Depend The Breath Co Play-Doh Rexel Regaine BSN Nobo Perfectil Wonderbrow GBC
Terms and Conditions - This offer is available to Prime members only. - When you buy Amazon Dash Button for £1.99 and you press it for the first time, we will deduct £4.99 amount from your first order on Amazon.co.uk as long as the order results in an actual purchase. The £4.99 amount will be allocated proportionally among all qualifying items in your order(s). If your order amount is lower than £4.99, the difference will be deducted from the amount of the following order on Amazon.co.uk as long as this order results in an actual purchase. - The £4.99 deduction only applies to eligible products sold by Amazon EU S.à r.l. through Amazon.co.uk. - The £4.99 deduction does not apply to the purchase of Amazon Gift Cards, Warehouse Deals items, delivery and handling charges, gift wrapping costs, digital content, baby and infant formula. - The deduction applies only one time per Dash Button, only to the customer account connected to Dash Button when you make the first press. - This offer is non-transferable and may not be resold. There is no cash alternative. - This offer may not be combined with other offers. - Offer valid while promotional supplies last. - Amazon reserves the right to modify or cancel the offer at any time. - The Amazon.co.uk Conditions of Use & Sale and the Dash Replenishment Terms of Use apply to this offer.
Top comments
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
7 Jul 1724#5
Don't press it by mistake!
:laughing:
vassy1
7 Jul 1715#2
Heat :smile:
johnwillowlfc
7 Jul 1711#4
Cold was 99p last year :P
themachman
7 Jul 1710#10
Nice one chanchi :wink:
Latest comments (82)
b1g1an
11 Jul 17#82
Right, just failing then :smiley:
Would agree binning them is daft though as they're missing out on all the fun that can be had with them once removed from Amazon's shackles.
Master_Yoda
11 Jul 17#81
Yes, you are lost. If people are buying these just to save £3 on their first order and binning them, it's the stupidest way of saving £3. Probably costs more than that to deal with the environment once they hit landfill lol - also think of the manufacturing and transport costs in producing each one and getting them to people's houses. A lot of people are probably buying these for £3 discount and just binning them... I find these things dumb whatever way you look at them.
b1g1an
11 Jul 17#80
Bit lost now, are you failing to be funny or do you really not get it?
Master_Yoda
11 Jul 17#79
Come this way my little furry chum... these taste good don't they? Yes... these are exactly what you need... eat as much as you like... There's loads more - no need to fight over them - there's plenty for everyone...
b1g1an
11 Jul 17#78
LOL...they're a £4.99 voucher for £1.99, you can then bin it after claiming if your imagination doesn't see any other possibilities, now who's dumb?
Master_Yoda
11 Jul 17#77
I am bemused by the people buying these Dash buttons. These companies must be laughing all the way to the bank - they must be shocked at how dumb people actually are - I know I am. These companies should seriously be paying you every month to have these in your home, not the other way around lol. I wouldn't even have one of these if they paid me. Also, what's next, making a smaller one and having it permanently attached to you under your skin etc? I bet you that happens eventually lol - people are so dumb it shocks me. These companies own you and control you and like lab rats going for your food pellets you don't even realise it and think they are doing you a favour.
charlie12
11 Jul 17#76
That's for the Dash wand, not the Dash button. If you managed to trade in the buttons then you got lucky - good job!
WalkerboyUK
11 Jul 17#75
Not much use if it's next day delivery!!
kill_bill
11 Jul 17#74
CEX giving £10 store credit on these, order on Sunday and traded 5 in yesterday
tagy
10 Jul 171#73
Should be able to, I bought the listerine button again, and got the discount again. (works out 1L for 50p)
Mrs.Z
10 Jul 17#72
Does anyone know if I can rebuy the playdoh button I bought in the last discount deal?
b1g1an
10 Jul 171#71
It'll just apply to your next Amazon order, doesn't matter what it is.
liamdaly
10 Jul 171#70
no, I dont believe so, Subscribe & Save is designed to automatically be delivered every so often. I believe these are designed to when you need them. I used to have Dolce Gusto pods on Dash Button, but realised I could save £2 per order on Subscribe & Save
Super74
10 Jul 17#69
I've ordered on the dash button,but want to cancel the item and order later on. Does anyone know if I can get the discount when I reorder it?
akajay07
10 Jul 17#68
How!? I currently have to pay WAY more than this.
b1g1an
10 Jul 17#67
Not strictly true, very few of the hacks were actually hacks of the button itself, only difference is you now have to use the Amazon app to connect it to your wifi. After that the principle is the same, you set up one of the many ways to detect it trying to join your network when pressing the button and then link that to an action.
In fact, you could argue they're better now as they now use a replaceable normal alkaline battery rather than a soldered in lithium one.
winstonmanc
10 Jul 171#66
Unfortunately they changed the button from the first generation ones, so many of the hacks don't work.
greenant
9 Jul 17#65
Agreed. I bought one the day they were released and never used it. I own two bins by Simple Human. The bags for the first wasnt even available on Dash (even though Amazon DO sell them), and the bags for the second were available but not in single packs. Whole thing was a waste of time. Fast forward a year and they've done **** all to address this.
dwl99
9 Jul 17#64
I'm interested in hacking this to use with IFTTT but I don't have a Prime account & have already used the free trial. Does the initial setup need to be done on the app via a Prime-registered account? If not, I can order one via a friend who has Prime.
steviet03
9 Jul 172#63
If you go ribbed with this offer you can make love for only 35 pence a time
BungalowBill
8 Jul 17#62
Think bigger! Attach it to the bed - press once for on, once more for dim, once more for off. Beats getting up! I don't think that sort of automation is bad for 99p. Automation is limited only by your creativity.
mkaiser1
8 Jul 171#61
Control WeMo or Hue lights with it?! Is it me or does that not mean you can turn the lights on with a switch?! That's sounds über modern - a 'light switch'. Who'd have thought have it! If I'd said a year ago "in a years time I'll be able to turn my lights on with a switch", I'd have been laughed out of town for being too ahead of my time. Going to put one in every room I think!
INDUSTRYHATER
8 Jul 171#60
Cheers chanchi, I can now easily order washing powder for the washing machine I got off John Lewis for £120 :wink:
Jonlogical
8 Jul 171#59
These people want to control our lives. Not for me.
Helpful567
8 Jul 172#58
And if you are still looking for things to do with your time machine after ordering your 99p dash:
skarmachild
8 Jul 171#57
So im taking a dump, run out of toilet roll - press this button and in 3-5 days i will receive my product? Do i not still have to go to the front door with toilet roll hanging out my ass though?
WHATS WRONG WITH THIS WORLDDDD
tystion
8 Jul 171#56
Got a free £1 no rush delivery credit for ordering one dash button too. Bonus. Cheers OP
iq01
8 Jul 171#55
Thanks Chanchi...
Chanchi32
8 Jul 174#54
It's on first product order - so once you have purchased the dash button for the brand or brands you are interested in for £1.99, and then press the button to make your 1st product order where you will receive the £4.99 discount e.g.
- buy the Vanish dash button for £1.99
- order 1kg Vanish Oxi Action which is currently £5 so will be 1p after the discount - so total net cost is £2.01 for the dash button and Vanish product
Chanchi32
8 Jul 172#53
I think this covers if your children go button pressing happy
"ORDER PROTECTION
With this setting, Dash Button will not place a new order until your prior order is delivered—regardless of how many times Dash Button is pressed. In addition, you will receive an order notification (if enabled) for every order placed, allowing you to cancel an order before it is dispatched. You have a free return policy here for products purchased through Dash Button."
iq01
8 Jul 171#52
£5 is off on first order or second, it says after your first press?
abx
8 Jul 171#51
I have one from last time. This is how I use it...
1: Check Amazon app to make sure product is a price I'm happy to pay.
2: Go and press the button for novelty purposes. :smile:
Otherwise it's just a gamble that the price might have gone up really. Although I think if it's gone up more than 10% it doesn't go through until confirmed is that right?
Also, am I right in thinking that this deal is still valid for those with existing dash buttons?
fd225
8 Jul 171#50
bought a few for things I buy anyway, so worth it for the discount :smiley:
ohdearohdear
8 Jul 171#49
I have 2 small children. What about if they find this button and keep pressing it. I would go bankrupt :confused:
Chanchi32
8 Jul 172#48
thanks Kowalski, was worth a read
have added to the OP, below for reference
Other Information
Thread from last year (thanks Kowalski), which has quite a lot of useful information including:
- Hacks for the buttons e.g. control Philips hue lights
- Some people being able to use the £4.99 credit on any item sold by Amazon after cancelling the 1st dash product order
- List of low priced eligible dash products enabling you to buy an item and rollover credit to buy any item sold by Amazon on your next purchase. Obviously prices change on a daily basis.
Same here. The world is becoming very bizarre, isn't it?
MrJed
8 Jul 171#45
The other stuff is someone else's responsibility... I look after the good stuff :smile:
Chanchi32
8 Jul 171#44
Deal now live
Chanchi32
7 Jul 175#43
that sound like one weird, fun night MrJed
MrJed
7 Jul 171#42
Got Nerf, Play-Doh and Durex, need Heineken :smiley:
maccy1
7 Jul 175#41
Heat...that is all :laughing::laughing:
Chanchi32
7 Jul 175#40
Very true Summer
zizzles
7 Jul 171#38
Do people really earn so little that it's worth their time to use this "deal"?
summerof76 to zizzles
7 Jul 172#39
Every £ helps :smirk:
kowalski
7 Jul 171#37
I found that when these were on sale last year they quickly removed all the low priced items available for each brand. Bit of a rip off, but it was just about worthwhile doing. You could carry over the discount onto your next order on Amazon (didn't have to be Dash-related)
If anyone can find the thread from last time I listed the cheapest item available for each brand (sure it will be different this month though)
squeeze the toilet rolls so theres a bend,they cant roll out as much :wink:
Chanchi32
7 Jul 174#34
:confused::confused:
Chanchi32
7 Jul 176#11
Thought this looked decent - 1kg Vanish Oxi Action Fabric Stain Remover is currently £5 (price matching ocado) so would work out at £2 after discount using the Vanish dash button.
Loving the fact that there's a Durex dash button :-)
summerof76 to Jeezeypeeps
7 Jul 174#31
Thats so the items will come quicker :smile:
mocmocamoc
7 Jul 171#30
Got loads when it as 99p, set up and got a fiver off stuff. Will get a few more on this, Tassimo especially
Merlin001
7 Jul 17#29
Also depends on whether you want plastic advertising adorning your house.. where do you stick the durex one?
BungalowBill
7 Jul 172#28
Using these to turn my WeMo lights on and off, great to have them back on offer so I can get a few more.
Chanchi32
7 Jul 172#27
The gadget is explained above.
From a deals perspective this is a way to get a £3 discount off selected Amazon products. If you browse the brands that currently offer a dash button - then click on the desired brand dash button page - then click below the link
'What products can this Dash Button order' you can get an idea what products you can buy and if this is any use to you.
cheers
holeymoley18
7 Jul 173#26
You don't live in my house. They go so quickly I think the kids must eat them!
Gakusei
7 Jul 172#25
Dash buttons work like this:
You buy a button from Amazon for specific products or brands. Say you buy the Andrex button, then you stick the button next to the toilet; when you run out of toilet paper you push the button and the next day 45 toilet rolls arrive from Amazon.
Of course if you have room to store 45 toilet rolls you probably won't run out very often!
Superman80
7 Jul 173#24
Got the Heineken one, gets used far more than it should to be honest! :confused:
DEALS4EVA
7 Jul 174#23
Life in general was years ago. Now I'm talking about this particular gadget :smile:
DEALS4EVA
7 Jul 174#20
I'm old. I don't understand.
Gakusei to DEALS4EVA
7 Jul 174#22
anything in particular, or life in general?
urbanbushwacker
7 Jul 172#15
I'm sure I bought one of these but for some strange reason it seems to have disappeared?:confused:
Gakusei to urbanbushwacker
7 Jul 171#21
I read this twice before I got it, :neutral_face: (bit slow today!)
pinkleponkle
7 Jul 17#19
Bought a bunch of these for 99p last year but they don't work with tablets so still in their boxes
It's a 7-day period, but that's not important right now
matthew_legend
7 Jul 175#7
Once your done with the button, open it up for a free battery as well (_ :wink:
Gakusei to matthew_legend
7 Jul 172#16
or google "how to hack a dash button" and see lots of other uses :smiley:
plebbygiraffe
7 Jul 172#14
Yeah, shame at the price - 99p last year.
Saw that these went up on some of Amazon's other markets today at €1.99 and thought hmmm! Let's hope it isn't £1.99.
An FYI, last year you could press the button, cancel the order and use the £4.99 on anything, not just the Dash product (so in other words £3 off), but only one per order - so you couldn't order 10 Dash buttons and get £30 off one order.
Also in said other markets they've currently got €5 credit when you watch an Amazon Prime video. Alas we've not got that today either!
BraddersJ
7 Jul 17#13
What's that? :smile:
holeymoley18
7 Jul 171#12
Saving my Vanish purchase for cinema ticket offer next week.
themachman
7 Jul 1710#10
Nice one chanchi :wink:
puddles9999
7 Jul 171#9
Great for drynites and pampers thanks
holeymoley18
7 Jul 173#6
I bought a couple of different ones last year, but wasn't particularly impressed. My tablet wouldn't allow set up so had to use a desktop. Might have just been me. Also didn't find the range of products to buy using it to be good. Very restricted. IMO any products sold by Amazon for that company should be available, not just certain pack sizes or varieties which were often more expensive. Certainly was a one use only thing for me.
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
7 Jul 1724#5
Don't press it by mistake!
:laughing:
johnwillowlfc
7 Jul 1711#4
Cold was 99p last year :P
J1135
7 Jul 171#3
hmm might grab a couple, do these link to subscribe and save also?
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Opening post
As an added bonus when ordering the dash button you can select no rush delivery and get a £1 Amazon Appstore, Digital Video, Kindle Book & Digital Music Reward.
What is a dash button?
A Dash button is a small wireless device that you can press to instantly order a certain product, be that washing powder, beer, batteries or toilet rolls. Each button usually costs £4.99, with the same amount coming off your first order - basically, the cost of the button back. However, at £1.99 you get £3 extra off the ordered goods.
Other Information
Thread from last year (thanks Kowalski), which has quite a lot of useful information including:
- Hacks for the buttons e.g. control Philips hue lights
- Some people being able to use the £4.99 credit on any item sold by Amazon after cancelling the 1st dash product order
- List of low priced eligible dash products enabling you to buy an item and rollover credit to buy any item sold by Amazon on your next purchase. Obviously prices change on a daily basis.
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/buy-dash-button-for-099-and-get-a-499-discount-after-your-first-press-amazon-2552506
Dash Button Brands
Andrex
Tassimo
Heineken
Finish
Ariel
Regina
Duracell
Gillette
Listerine
Nescafe Dolce Gusto
Whiskas
Catsan
Fairy Non Bio
simplehuman
Dettol
Joseph Joseph
Kleenex
Durex
Brabantia
Vanish
Pedigree
Lenor
IAMS
Hycell
Johnsons baby
L'Or
Fairy
Right Guard
Glade
Mentos
Mr Muscle
Air Wick
Dreamies
Eukanuba
Dad's Root Beer
Wellman
Wilkinson Sword
Phillips Sonicare
Huggies
Sheba
Perfect Fit
Nerf
Fiesta
Aquarian
Nicorette
Aveeno
Optimum Nutrition
Biona
Olay
Wellwoman
Kiwi
DryNites
Cesar
Rimmel
Neutrogena
Scott
Rodial
Derwent
Depend
The Breath Co
Play-Doh
Rexel
Regaine
BSN
Nobo
Perfectil
Wonderbrow
GBC
Terms and Conditions
- This offer is available to Prime members only.
- When you buy Amazon Dash Button for £1.99 and you press it for the first time, we will deduct £4.99 amount from your first order on Amazon.co.uk as long as the order results in an actual purchase. The £4.99 amount will be allocated proportionally among all qualifying items in your order(s). If your order amount is lower than £4.99, the difference will be deducted from the amount of the following order on Amazon.co.uk as long as this order results in an actual purchase.
- The £4.99 deduction only applies to eligible products sold by Amazon EU S.à r.l. through Amazon.co.uk.
- The £4.99 deduction does not apply to the purchase of Amazon Gift Cards, Warehouse Deals items, delivery and handling charges, gift wrapping costs, digital content, baby and infant formula.
- The deduction applies only one time per Dash Button, only to the customer account connected to Dash Button when you make the first press.
- This offer is non-transferable and may not be resold. There is no cash alternative.
- This offer may not be combined with other offers.
- Offer valid while promotional supplies last.
- Amazon reserves the right to modify or cancel the offer at any time.
- The Amazon.co.uk Conditions of Use & Sale and the Dash Replenishment Terms of Use apply to this offer.
Top comments
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Latest comments (82)
Would agree binning them is daft though as they're missing out on all the fun that can be had with them once removed from Amazon's shackles.
In fact, you could argue they're better now as they now use a replaceable normal alkaline battery rather than a soldered in lithium one.
And if you are still looking for things to do with your time machine after ordering your 99p dash:
WHATS WRONG WITH THIS WORLDDDD
- buy the Vanish dash button for £1.99
- order 1kg Vanish Oxi Action which is currently £5 so will be 1p after the discount - so total net cost is £2.01 for the dash button and Vanish product
"ORDER PROTECTION
With this setting, Dash Button will not place a new order until your prior order is delivered—regardless of how many times Dash Button is pressed. In addition, you will receive an order notification (if enabled) for every order placed, allowing you to cancel an order before it is dispatched. You have a free return policy here for products purchased through Dash Button."
1: Check Amazon app to make sure product is a price I'm happy to pay.
2: Go and press the button for novelty purposes.
:smile:
Otherwise it's just a gamble that the price might have gone up really. Although I think if it's gone up more than 10% it doesn't go through until confirmed is that right?
Also, am I right in thinking that this deal is still valid for those with existing dash buttons?
have added to the OP, below for reference
Other Information
Thread from last year (thanks Kowalski), which has quite a lot of useful information including:
- Hacks for the buttons e.g. control Philips hue lights
- Some people being able to use the £4.99 credit on any item sold by Amazon after cancelling the 1st dash product order
- List of low priced eligible dash products enabling you to buy an item and rollover credit to buy any item sold by Amazon on your next purchase. Obviously prices change on a daily basis.
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/buy-dash-button-for-099-and-get-a-499-discount-after-your-first-press-amazon-2552506
If anyone can find the thread from last time I listed the cheapest item available for each brand (sure it will be different this month though)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00820Y8HQ/ref=ods_oft_db_rss_B01I29ZE74_desktop
From a deals perspective this is a way to get a £3 discount off selected Amazon products. If you browse the brands that currently offer a dash button - then click on the desired brand dash button page - then click below the link
'What products can this Dash Button order' you can get an idea what products you can buy and if this is any use to you.
cheers
You buy a button from Amazon for specific products or brands. Say you buy the Andrex button, then you stick the button next to the toilet; when you run out of toilet paper you push the button and the next day 45 toilet rolls arrive from Amazon.
Of course if you have room to store 45 toilet rolls you probably won't run out very often!
Saw that these went up on some of Amazon's other markets today at €1.99 and thought hmmm! Let's hope it isn't £1.99.
An FYI, last year you could press the button, cancel the order and use the £4.99 on anything, not just the Dash product (so in other words £3 off), but only one per order - so you couldn't order 10 Dash buttons and get £30 off one order.
Also in said other markets they've currently got €5 credit when you watch an Amazon Prime video. Alas we've not got that today either!
:laughing: