I combed through thousands of Amazon deals to find the only ones worth shopping
Top Amazon deals
Apple 2022 MacBook Air for $699 (was $999): All-time low
Yeti Roadie 24 Cooler for $200 (was $250): All-time low
Black+Decker Dustbuster for $45 (was $56): Lower than Black Friday
Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt Mattress Topper, Queen for $198 (was $419): Over 50% off
Cozsinoor Bed Pillows, Queen, 2-Pack for $25 (was $120): All-time low; nearly 80% off
It may not be quite time to consign your brrr-weather wardrobe and linens to the closet but, thanks to the weekend's best Amazon deals, you can get ready for that glorious day with a set of durable storage bags for a ridonculous $16. Surely nothing puts you in the mood for balmy days like marked-down tinted mineral SPF and Kyle Richards-approved sunglasses. And hey, it's not too soon to start gearing up for that camping trip or seaside idyll — why not grab this portable power station while you can save an electrifying $300?
All that and an Apple MacBook Air, which just dropped to a new all-time low price. So, yeah, feel free to sleep a bit late this week while your circadian rhythms adjust to the longer days ... just don't sleep on these deals.
P.S. Before we jump into the Amazon deals, I need to make you aware of an insane Disney+ and Hulu bundle bargain that just dropped:
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