The Best Deals From Catch’s 48-Hour Fire Sale

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There’s not a day in the year where someone somewhere hosts a sale and we’re not about to tell you any differently. This time it’s Catch and its throwing a 48-hour sale for you to peruse in your down time. The catch is it ends on Saturday 22 February at 9am.

Catch’s 48-Hour Non-Stop Deal Drop will run between 9am Thursday, 20 February to 9am Saturday 22 February for a total of, you guessed it, 48 hours. The sale includes tech, homewares, fashion and everyday essentials so there’s likely something for everyone available.

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From stand mixers to sound bars to a new 4K TV, here are the 20 best deals available. (Note: All savings appear as listed on Catch’s website.)

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