Amazon Spring Sale: The best early deals on kitchen gadgets, tech, spring clothing and more at up to 80% off
Are temperature and cost inversely proportional to each other? The reason I ask is that, as the weather gets milder, Amazon's prices seem to be plummeting. Maybe there's a scientific reason behind this phenomenon — or, perhaps more likely, we're being treated to a little preview of the Amazon Big Spring Sale. It was just announced that this seasonal savings event will kick off next Tuesday, March 25 and go through the end of the month (mark your calendar!). That said, I'm already seeing markdowns of up to 80%, so if this is just the sneak peek, I can only imagine what the official sale will have in store.
Top Amazon Big Spring Sale early deals
Cozsinoor Bed Pillows, Queen, 2-Pack for $27 (was $120): Nearly 80% off
Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler, 30-oz for $26 (was $35): All-time low
Granitestone Piezano Pizza Oven for $100 (was $150): Near-all-time low
Yeti Roadie 24 Cooler for $200 (was $250): All-time low
Zinus Green Tea Mattress, Queen for $148 (was $200): All-time low
iRobot Roomba for $130 (was $250): Nearly 50% off
Some sought-after items, like a Stanley tumbler and Yeti cooler, are down to record-low prices as we speak. My advice? Scoop 'em up before they sell out, because they're not likely to dip lower than they are now. I also spotted the countertop pizza oven my parents can't stop talking about (it's within a few dollars of its all-time low), as well as an iRobot Roomba for nearly 50% off (just in time for spring cleaning) and a classic Hanes zip-up hoodie for a mere $16 (an A-plus transitional weather staple).
Now, before we jump into the rest of the best early Amazon Big Spring Sale deals, I also need to make you aware of an insane Disney+ and Hulu bundle bargain: From now until March 30, you can get a Disney+, Hulu Bundle Basic subscription for just $2.99 per month for four months (after which, you'll be charged the regular price of $10.99 per month). That's a 72% savings! Just note that this offer only applies to new and eligible returning customers.
In this guide: All-time low prices | Rare Amazon deals | Best home deals | Best kitchen deals | Best tech deals | Best fashion deals | Best beauty and wellness deals
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