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Affiliate Disclosure

We want you to know how PC Prospect makes money and what happens when you follow a link from our website to a retailer.

Some links on PC Prospect are affiliate links. If you use one and then buy something, we may receive a small commission. It does not add anything to the price you pay.

How affiliate links work

When you click certain product or retailer links, the link may let the retailer know that you came from PC Prospect. If you go on to make a purchase, the retailer may pay us a commission. Not every link earns commission, but you should assume that a product link may be an affiliate link.

Does this affect the deals we show?

A commission does not buy a positive write-up or guarantee that a product will appear on the site. We aim to feature offers that look useful to UK shoppers, but we cannot cover every retailer or every deal available.

Affiliate income helps with the cost of running PC Prospect and allows visitors to use the site without paying a fee.

Prices and product details

Prices, stock and offer details can change after we publish them. Please check the retailer's page before buying, as the information shown there will be the most up to date.

Your purchase is with the retailer

PC Prospect does not sell the products shown on this website. Your payment and order are handled by the retailer you choose. Their own rules will apply to delivery, cancellations, returns, warranties and customer service.

Sponsored content or free products

If we are paid a separate fee to publish content, or receive a product free of charge, we will make that clear on the relevant page. An ordinary affiliate commission is different because it is only earned if a tracked action or purchase takes place.

Questions?

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Last updated: 13 July 2026