Teenage Engineering 30% Off: Best Buys Before Aug 7
Thomann's 30% Teenage Engineering promo ends 7 August 2026. We checked every UK price: what to actually grab, from the £29 PO-12 to the £1,329 OP-XY flagship.
Thomann's 30% Teenage Engineering promotion closes on 7 August 2026. That is the last day the voucher works. If you have been circling an EP-133 or an OP-XY since the offer went live in July, this is the point to decide.
We checked every participating product page at Thomann UK on 6 August 2026 and recorded the shelf price, the rough post-discount figure, and the stock status shown. This is the price-by-price companion to our earlier guide to redeeming the code. Here is what is actually worth grabbing.
The deal, in one box
- Discount: 30%, applied in your basket rather than on the shelf price
- Ends: 7 August 2026 — Thomann's banner reads "up to and including 07-08-2026"
- Coverage: 36 of the 39 Teenage Engineering products currently listed at Thomann, accessories included
- Where: Thomann
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The mechanics are straightforward: add a participating product to your basket, then paste the code into the gift-voucher field. Hit redeem, and confirm the total drops before you pay. Our full redemption walkthrough covers the exact field names and what to do if the discount does not appear.
If you only grab one thing
The EP-133 K.O. II is the pick. It is £289 on the shelf, roughly £202 after the code, and it is in stock today. No backorder gamble, no waiting on a delivery window that lands weeks after the sale ends. It is also the unit many owners end up reaching for daily rather than the flagships. Recent firmware added USB audio, which we covered in our EP-133 firmware 2.5 breakdown.
Check the EP-133 K.O. II price at ThomannOn a tighter budget? The PO-12 Rhythm is £42 before the discount and about £29 after. That is roughly half what the other Pocket Operators cost, and it is the cheapest instrument in the promotion.
Every discounted price we recorded
| Product | Thomann price | After ~30% | Availability shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP-XY | £1,899 | ~£1,329 | In stock within 3-4 weeks |
| OP-1 Field | £1,649 | ~£1,154 | In stock within 2-3 weeks |
| TP-7 | £1,279 | ~£895 | In stock |
| TP-7 Black | £1,129 | ~£790 | In stock within 3-4 weeks |
| CM-15 Black | £1,045 | ~£732 | — |
| CM-15 | £999 | ~£699 | In stock |
| TX-6 | £888 | ~£622 | About one week |
| TX-6 Black | £888 | ~£622 | In stock |
| OD-11 | £777 | ~£544 | In stock within 3-4 weeks |
| OB-4 White | £477 | ~£334 | In stock within 3-4 weeks |
| OB-4 Black | £466 | ~£326 | In stock within 2-3 weeks |
| EP-40 Riddim Supertone | £299 | ~£209 | In stock |
| EP-1320 Medieval | £292 | ~£204 | In stock within 3-4 weeks |
| EP-133 K.O. II | £289 | ~£202 | In stock |
| EP-136 K.O. Sidekick | £166 | ~£116 | In stock |
| PO-32 Tonic | £82 | ~£57 | In stock |
| PO-33 K.O! | £82 | ~£57 | In stock |
| PO-35 Speak | £82 | ~£57 | In stock |
| PO-20 Arcade | £81 | ~£57 | In stock |
| EP-2350 Ting | £48 | ~£34 | In stock |
| PO-12 Rhythm | £42 | ~£29 | Short notice, 2-5 days |
Prices and stock as shown on 6 August 2026. Treat the discounted column as approximate: the 30% comes off in the basket, and your final total shifts with delivery country, VAT, and shipping.
The flagships: where 30% saves the most
Percentages matter more at the top of the range, where 30% translates into hundreds of pounds. On the OP-XY, 30% is around £570 off a single instrument. That is the largest single saving in the promotion, and it applies to the flagship 16-track sequencer, synth, and sampler.
Check the OP-XY price at ThomannThe OP-1 Field is the travel-focused alternative at roughly £1,154, with a 2-3 week window shown. The TP-7 field recorder is the flagship that is actually in stock, at about £895.
One quirk worth knowing before you click. The TP-7 Black carries a lower shelf price than the silver version, £1,129 against £1,279, so it lands near £790 after the code. The trade-off is a 3-4 week wait instead of immediate dispatch. Saving £105 for a colour you may prefer anyway is a fair deal if you are not in a hurry.
The CM-15 field microphone drops to about £699 and is in stock, which makes it one of the stronger picks for anyone recording outside a studio. The TX-6 six-channel mixer sits at roughly £622, and the black version is the one showing immediate availability at the same price. On the audio side, the OD-11 speaker falls to around £544, and the OB-4 to about £326 in black.
The EP series is the value sweet spot
This is where the sale gets easy to justify. The K.O. II at about £202 and the EP-136 K.O. Sidekick at about £116 are both in stock, and they are designed to work together. The pair costs a little more than the K.O. II alone normally does.
The EP-40 Riddim Supertone comes down to about £209 and is also in stock — see our EP-40 Riddim review for the full picture on that one. The EP-1320 Medieval is roughly £204 but shows a 3-4 week window. At the bottom of the line, the EP-2350 Ting is about £34, which is impulse-buy territory.
Pocket Operators: five in, one out
Thomann stocks six Pocket Operators and five carry the promo banner. The PO-20 Arcade, PO-32 Tonic, PO-33 K.O! and PO-35 Speak all land near £57 and are in stock. The PO-12 Rhythm is the cheapest at about £29.
One warning. The PO-16 Factory, at £62, is the one stocked Pocket Operator with no promo banner on its page. Add it to a basket expecting 30% off and you will be surprised at checkout. Leave it out, or buy it separately.
Add the case in the same basket
Accessories are in the promotion too. Field bags at £77, CA-X cases around £23-25, the TX-6 bag at £51, cables, and even the £4.33 EP peg all carry the banner. If you are buying a unit anyway, drop its case into the same basket and take 30% off both. That is the single easiest way to squeeze more out of the code before it expires.
What is not in the sale
Three items in Thomann's Teenage Engineering listing show no promo banner:
- PO-16 Factory (£62)
- EP-133 K.O. II Soft Bag (£60)
- OP-Z Field Bag Medium (£50)
We could not confirm whether B-stock listings qualify, so assume they do not unless the banner appears on the page.
Honest caveats before you buy
The prices here are approximate. The 30% is applied in the basket, not on the shelf price, so your total depends on delivery country and VAT. Always confirm the reduction before paying.
Stock windows matter more than usual. Several flagships show multi-week delivery estimates rather than immediate dispatch. The code is redeemed when you place the order, not when the box arrives. A backorder is therefore fine, but the order itself has to go in by 7 August 2026.
The discount is not stacked on inflated prices. Thomann's brand page notes that prices were cut on 14 Teenage Engineering products in the last 90 days, so the 30% comes off already-reduced figures.
The bottom line
Teenage Engineering rarely discounts, and 30% across almost the entire catalogue is not something to wait out. If you want one thing that ships now, take the EP-133 K.O. II. If you want the biggest absolute saving, it is the OP-XY. If you just want in, the PO-12 lands at about £29.
The code stops working after 7 August 2026. For everything else running right now, check our live deals page.
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