Best Amazon deals this week: I combed through thousands of sales and found savings of up to 80%
Happy birthday, William Shakespeare! As the Bard of Avon once wrote, "Money is a good soldier," and in honor of history's favorite playwright, I'd like to help you make the most of your hard-earned cash by sharing the best Amazon deals I'm seeing today. Markdowns of up to 80% abound, including discounts on everything from comfy bedding and outdoor essentials to tech finds and beauty favorites. Even sought-after brands like Apple, Vitamix, iRobot and Sony are on sale, so might I recommend making some space in your cart?
Top Amazon deals
iRobot Roomba Robot Vacuum for $129 (was $250): Near all-time low; nearly 50% off
Fiskars Bypass Pruning Shears for $10 (was $21): Over 50% off
New Apple iPad, 11-inch for $320 (was $349): All-time low
Cozsinoor Bed Pillows, Queen, 2-Pack for $25 (was $120): Nearly 80% off
Vitamix 5200 Blender for $349 (was $500): Best price in years
Amazon Fire TV Stick HD for $18 (was $35): All-time low
Spring is all about rejuvenation, and if your tired eyes could use a little refresh, our beauty editor approves of this CeraVe eye cream, marked down to a rare $11 (from $20). On the spring cleaning front, I spotted a top-rated Roomba that's down to just $129 (nearly 50% off). And if you plan on flexing your green thumb this season, one Yahoo editor swears by these Fiskars pruning shears, which cut through tough branches like nothing and can be yours for just 10 bucks.
With savings like these, we'll be able to get over that midweek hump like it's nothing — happy shopping!
In this guide: Rare Amazon deals | All-time low prices | Best home deals | Best outdoor deals | Best kitchen deals | Best tech deals | Best fashion deals | Best beauty and wellness deals
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