Three ‘hidden' Amazon stores with huge reduced prices and up to 70% off
A 'HIDDEN' set of Amazon stores is offering shoppers mega bargains – with some items up to 70% off.
From returned tech to overstocked homeware, the online giant has secret sections many people don't know about – and it could save you serious cash.
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Here's everything you need to know about Amazon Resale, Renewed, and the Outlet.
Amazon Resale
Amazon Resale, previously Amazon Warehouse, is where the online retail giant sells items that have been returned but either in great condition or only slightly damaged.
The goods are sold at discounted prices, allowing shoppers to pick up items at a fraction of the price.
The deals available can be found on a dedicated homepage through the main Amazon site.
Goods range from electronics and appliances to books and toys – and because they've already been opened or used briefly, prices are slashed.
The items are sorted into four conditions:
Like new – perfect working condition, packaging may be damaged
Very good – minor signs of use, may be missing non-essential accessories
Good – visible signs of wear, may be missing useful extras
Acceptable – heavy signs of use, may need replacement parts
For example, this week you can find a Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 in 'like new' condition for £55, 60% off the original £139.
Or a Fitbit Versa 4, also 'like new' which has now been slashed to £71, which is again 60% off the standard £179 price.
Whilst a LEGO Minecraft toy has been reduced by 35% to £15 from £23.
Inside secret outlet shop deals
All orders are fulfilled by Amazon and eligible for Prime delivery. Amazon's normal return policy applies, but you might not be offered like-for-like replacements.
Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert has developed the Amazon Resale Discount Finder, which orders items in categories by the biggest discount.
Amazon Renewed
Amazon Renewed features second-hand and refurbished gadgets – such as phones, laptops and consoles – all tested and guaranteed to work.
Everything comes with a one-year warranty, in addition to your standard consumer rights.
Renewed is best for buying slightly older tech at a discount – especially from big brands like Apple, Samsung and Dell.
Some of this week's finds include an Xbox Series S being sold for £230, a brand new version costs £292.
Apple AirPods 2 for only £66, whilst a new one goes for £140.
And Garmin Instict 2S Solar watches for £170, which is a £50 reduction from the usual brand new price of £220.
Amazon Outlet
Lastly, Amazon Outlet is where the site sells overstocked or out-of-season new goods at reduced prices.
An example this week includes the Playmonil beach patrol toy which can be picked up for £3.50, having previously been sold for £8.
Items include leftover seasonal stock, clothing, toys and kitchenware. The page is updated regularly and often includes lesser-known brands.
It is also important to remember to compare prices elsewhere as not all Outlet deals are the cheapest.
Extra tip: Track real prices.
Amazon deals often show discounts based on RRP, which may not reflect the usual selling price.
Use price tracker CamelCamelCamel to see if the offer is genuine.
For example, a BaByliss Shimmer Hair Dryer listed at 32% off (£34) had dropped to £24 earlier this year.
Delivery tip: Avoid charges under £35.
Amazon charges for delivery on orders under £35 unless you're a Prime member.
If your basket is just short, use the Super Saver Delivery Tool to find a cheap filler item that takes you over the threshold.
So whether you're after a gadget, toy or kitchen must-have, it's worth checking these lesser-known parts of Amazon for hidden deals – while stocks last.
What do the categories mean when shopping on Amazon Warehouse
YOU can get great bargains on Amazon Warehouse's website but some items might not be brand new.
Here we explain what what the different categories mean when you are shopping on the Amazon Warehouse.
Used - Like New
If your item has been given this rating, it means it is in 'perfect working condition', Amazon says.
The item works as it should and no accessories are missing
The packaging may be damaged slightly
Used - Very Good
This means your item has not been used very much and fully functions, Amazon says
The item may have minor imperfections and may arrive in damaged packaging
Some non-essential accessories might be missing, but these will be outlined in the item's description online
Used - Good
Your item may have already been used moderately but is fully functioning
It may show signs of wear and tear but should be minor, and the item's packaging may be damaged
The item may be missing some valuable accessories, and it might not work until you've purchased those accessories separately
Used - Acceptable
The item will have 'clear signs of usage', Amazon says, but still works
It may show signs of previous wear and tear, such as scratches, dents and worn corners or edges
It could come in damaged packaging and could be missing valuable accessories - which means it may not work until these parts are purchased separately
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