I skimmed thousands of Amazon deals: These are the best sales to shop this week
Popular Amazon deals
Apple AirTags, 4-Pack for $70 (was $99): All-time low
Black+Decker PowerSeries+ 16V Max Cordless Stick Vacuum for $90 (was $100): Close to lowest price in months
Apple Watch Series 10 for $329 (was $399): All-time low
Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt Mattress Topper, Queen, for $198 (was $419): Over 50% off
Samsung 65-Inch Class Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV for $398 (was $470): All-time low
What am I eyeing? As someone who travels a good amount, I keep telling myself to invest in Apple AirTags so I'll be able to keep track of my luggage. Well, now's the time, seeing as a four-pack is down to a record-low price. Speaking of record-low prices, this Rubbermaid produce-saver set is down to an all-time low and will keep me from having to toss slimy berries after a day in the fridge. Oh, and as a Philly resident, I'd better start planning for the Super Bowl — this Cosori 6-quart air fryer, currently $30 off, can fit up to 20 wings at a time. (Go Birds!)
There's plenty more where those came from, so keep scrolling to see what you can get on sale. Happy shopping!
In this guide: Best Amazon deals overall | 70% off or more | 50% off or more | $25 and under | All-time low prices | Rare Amazon deals | Best home deals | Best outdoor deals | Best tech deals | Best fashion deals | Best beauty and wellness deals
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