B&M slashes price of handy checkout scanning phone gadget to just 10p instead of £10

High street chain B&M has slashed the price of a handy phone gadget that lets you scan at the checkout for just 10p.

An astute shopper spotted a bargain at a discount store.

A customer bought this wireless charger for just 10pSource: Facebook/B&M deals, extreme money saving deals and more

The Illumalight 10W Wireless Charger with LED normally costs £10 but a customer managed to get it for much less.

In a Facebook group where customers share promotions at B&M stores, a shopper shared a photo of the product and the receipt.

He wrote: “10p bargain today.”

When one of the group members asked if the charger actually worked, the buyer replied, “Yes, it’s fine.”

Other customers tagged their friends in the Facebook post to let them know about the offer.

The product is compatible with iPhones and Android and comes with a charging cable in the box.

If you would like to purchase one of the chargers, it is worth calling your local branch to check if it is in stock.

You can find your nearest B&M store by using the store locator on its website.

But always remember to compare prices before buying, because you might find the same item cheaper elsewhere.

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Websites like Price Spy allow you to compare prices on thousands of products to find out where you can buy them cheapest.

You can also quickly look at the Google Shopping/Product tab to see how much sellers are selling a particular product for.

A similar charger from Nanami is available on Amazon for £13.99.

The wireless charging pad is also available to purchase from Argos for £12.99.

Ikea sells Livboj wireless charger for just £5.

The latest bargain comes just days after another B&M shopper discovered the popular dog food was priced at just 10p.

An excited customer informed the ‘extreme couponing and bargains UK’ Facebook group about her find – Naturo Natural Pet Food.

How to Hunt a Bargain

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Well-known brands regularly offer their members discounts or special, lower prices and other benefits.

Sales are occasions where you can snag a real bargain.

Retailers typically run periodic promotions that coincide with end-of-month paydays or long holiday weekends, so be vigilant and shop when these deals are in effect.

Sign up for mailing lists and you’ll also be the first to know about special offers. It’s also worth following retailers on social media.

When shopping online, always look for discount codes or vouchers that you can use. vouchercodes.co.uk and myvouchercodes.co.uk are two sites that aggregate promotions by retailer.

Scanner apps are useful on your phone. The Trolley.co.uk app has a scanner you can use to compare prices of branded items when shopping.

Bargain hunters can also use the B&M scanner in the app to spot discounts in-store before staff mark them up.

Always check if you can get a cashback before you pay, which basically means you will get some money back or a discount on the item.

Posting a photo of multiple packs of 12 cans, she wrote: “Bargain or what… 10p, yes 10p each!”

She claims she managed to get the matter sorted at the B&M store in Cannock.

She made no apology for clearing the shelves, adding that she had three large Rottweilers to keep her happy.

The post went viral on Facebook and many people raved about the deal.

Someone commented: “What a bargain! That food is expensive too. And having a Rottweiler, I know how much they love their shit.”

Another said: “Great deal, I have 6 rescued dogs that eat Naturo and it’s not cheap. I’d clear the shelves.”

A third agreed, writing: “Good find! I’d take them all too.”

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