Voucher MagpieArgos spotlight: toy offers, LEGO picks and autumn clearance
Argos has toy multibuys, LEGO sets from £18 and an autumn clearance running. Here's what's worth a look and how to keep delivery costs down.
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Argos is the catalogue shop that most of us grew up with, now mostly online, with click and collect points across the UK (many inside Sainsbury's). It sells almost everything for the home, from toys and tech to bedding and heaters, and it's especially handy if you want to order in the morning and pick up the same day. With Christmas lists starting to appear, the toy section is where most of the action is right now.
The Christmas gifts hub is also live, with gift guides by recipient, a 3 for 2 on selected beauty gifting, and lights and decorations from £5.
What's worth a look
- LEGO Speed Champions Back to the Future Time Machine 77256 is currently £23 (prices can change). It's a small, display-friendly DeLorean build that suits older kids and grown-up film fans alike, and it's a sensible stocking-filler price.
- LEGO Minecraft The Baby Pig House with Animal Toys 21268 is currently £18. A good starter set for younger Minecraft fans who want something they can build in one sitting.
- LEGO Technic Ferrari FXX K Model Race Car 42212 is currently £55. Technic sets have working mechanical parts, so this one is aimed at patient builders who like a proper project.
- Sportspower 3ft Junior Trampoline in blue is currently £45. It's a small indoor/garden trampoline for little ones burning off energy, and a bigger present that won't take over the whole garden.
- The Argos clearance page is worth a scroll for autumn and winter homeware, including Habitat cushions, throws and rugs, plus heaters and electric blankets. Prices vary by item and stock moves quickly, so check what's left.
Current offers
- Blue Light Card members can get 4% off Argos Shopping Cards. If you already plan to spend at Argos, buying a card first and paying with it is an easy saving.
- On the site right now, the toy offers page lists multibuys including 2 for £15, 2 for £20, 2 for £30 and 3 for £20 on selected toys, savings of up to a third on selected toys and games, and 25% off selected LEGO sets with code BDAY25. Selected adult bikes show 20% off with code BIKE20. These are on selected lines only, so check the basket before you pay.
How to save more
- Collection is free, while small-item delivery is £4.95 (free over £100) and large-item delivery is £9.95. If you're near a store or collection point, click and collect saves you the fee on small orders.
- Multibuys work best when you plan ahead. A 2 for £20 or 3 for £20 deal covers several birthday parties or stocking fillers in one go, rather than paying full price for one-offs later.
- Argos collects Nectar points at 1 point per £1 spent, so link your Nectar account before you check out.
Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 3 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.
Argos codes & deals today
4% off Argos Shopping Cards for Blue Light Card members
Buy a discounted Argos Shopping Card through your Blue Light Card account and spend it online or in UK Argos stores.
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