Amazon has 100s of deals to shop this weekend — save up to 80% on tech, home, kitchen and more
It's nearly June, and do you know what that means? Amazon Prime Day is slowly creeping up on us. However, we're still quite some days away, and I wouldn't want to rush us through summer. That said, I have some good news for ya — you don't have to wait until July to score some epic Amazon deals.
Between Amazon's coupon page and deals store, you can still save on plenty of products across all categories. Need a new pair of headphones, a smart TV or even a laptop? There are tons of tech discounts that have you covered. The same goes for beauty items, personal wellness, kitchen appliances and so much more.
Are you planning on shopping solely Canadian products? Eh, we heavily support that, and we suggest shopping Amazon's Canada Showcase. 🇨🇦 And hey, if you're looking for a Father's Day gift, Amazon has plenty of dad-approved finds, from lawnmowers to handy gadgets and gizmos. Keep scrolling to dive into some seriously good deals to score this weekend.
More deals like this:
Bose QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones for $329 (originally $479)
Portable Bluetooth Speaker for $30 (originally $146)
Google Nest Doorbell (Wired, 2nd Gen) for $150 (originally $240)
Acer Aspire 3 Laptop for $400 (originally $530)
New Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet for $90 (originally $120)
More deals like this:
2-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo for $171 (originally $360)
Cordless Electric Cleaning Brush for $50 (originally $400)
Conair Garment Upright Steamer for $65 (originally $100)
Lift-Top Coffee Table with Hidden Compartment for $152 (originally $220)
Bissell PowerClean Turbo Pet XL Upright Carpet Cleaner for $200 (originally $250)
More deals like this:
grace & stella Eye Serum Roller for $10 (originally $14)
Hypochlorous Acid All Natural Face and Skin Spray for $16 (originally $19)
Vital Proteins Bovine Collagen Peptides for $49 (originally $58)
MANSCAPED The Lawn Mower 5.0 ULTRA Body Hair Trimmer for $127 (originally $150)
Rosemary Essential Oil for Hair & Skin for $15 (originally $19)
More deals like this:
Patio Outdoor Umbrella for $120 (originally $140)
Pop-Up Canopy Tent for $110 (originally $150)
Expandable Garden Hose for $40 (originally $47)
Outdoor Bug Zapper with LED Light for $38 (originally $45)
Greenworks Pressure Washer for $114 (originally $160)
More deals like this:
Double Wall Glass Coffee Mugs for $33 (originally $40)
Ninja Foodi 6-in-1 8-qt. (7.6L) 2-Basket Air Fryer for $150 (originally $170)
Amazon Basics Enamelled Cast Iron Round Dutch Oven for $59 (originally $87)
Vacuum Sealer Machine for $80 (originally $200)
Digital Kitchen Scale for $15 (originally $22)
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
11 super practical Amazon products on sale right now — garden kneeler, Wi-Fi extender, wasp traps & more
Scoring great deals doesn't have to mean hours of scrolling or holding out for the next big sale. From clever gadgets to super useful home tools, there are a ton of affordable finds out there that can make everyday life a little easier — and even save you a few extra bucks over time. We scoured through Amazon Canada's deals section and rounded up 11 practical picks worth checking out. Whether you're tackling home projects, keeping up with your fitness goals or just looking to make daily chores less of a hassle, here are 11 marked-down products you might find useful to have on hand. Save a few bucks on this garden kneeler seat, which has a comfy foam pad that'll cushion your knees and sturdy side handles that can help you stand back up. It folds away, so you can easily store it when you're not using it. Improve your Wi-Fi coverage without upgrading to a pricier monthly plan with this Wi-Fi extender. It can help eliminate dead zones around your house (or backyard), so you won't lose connection as frequently. Here's a pair of wasp traps that'll let you enjoy your backyard BBQs with fewer pesky insects flying around. They're reusable, so you won't have to keep repurchasing them throughout the season. This self-adhesive window film can provide you with a little more privacy without sacrificing too much natural light. It also blocks out 84 per cent UVA and 99 per cent UVB rays, which can soften strong sunlight and protect your furniture and floors from fading. This nifty travel pillow acts as a comfy brace for your neck, which prevents your head from bobbing around as you snooze through your next red-eye flight. It's lightweight and compact and comes with soft, hypoallergenic fabric that can be tossed in the laundry. If you're looking to upgrade your sleeping situation without dropping a fortune on a new mattress, this cooling topper adds a comfy layer that can help keep you cool. It can also extend the life of your existing mattress, which is an added bonus. Keep your furniture and carpets in tip-top shape with this compact deep cleaner. Designed to tackle tough pet messes and stains, you won't have to hire a professional (or rent another heavy-duty carpet cleaner) to give your home the refresh it might need. It can work wonders for car interiors, too. Save a little space in your closet by putting out-of-season bedding and clothing in these vacuum storage bags. This set of three comes with a pump to help you get all the air out, reducing its size for easier storing. Skip a trip to the mechanic next time your car battery dies, thanks to this handy car battery charger. Its automatic features and battery repair mode can actually help extend your car battery's life, preventing premature replacements and keeping your vehicle running smoothly. This smart tape measure makes it super easy to track your body measurements and see real progress over time. It syncs with an app via Bluetooth, so you can monitor changes right from your phone. Here's a great tool for anyone who might need a clearer view of small details or teeny-tiny print. The built-in LED makes everything way easier to see without straining your eyes.
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
I scrolled through Lululemon's We Made Too Much section so you don't have to — 16 of the best finds for summer
It's about that time of week when I browse Lululemon like it's my day job (because, as a shopping expert, it technically is). I like to dive deep into the We Made Too Much section to uncover all of the hidden gems and special prices I can find — it's like a treasure chest. After browsing through hundreds of items this week, from women's and men's styles to bags and accessories, I've landed on 16 worth sharing with you. I'm talking belt bags, summer-ready styles and even some Father's Day gift ideas. So, if you're in the mood to window-shop (or should I say screen-shop), keep scrolling to dive into some noteworthy pieces I spotted this week. Shop all We Made Too Much for women Shop all We Made Too Much for men Shop all We Made Too Much accessories Ah, yes, the famous Everywhere Belt Bag that Lulu lovers around the world can't get enough of. It it's on sale in five colours, but they definitely won't be available for long, so hurry! I'm not going to lie, this crewneck has immediately earned a spot in my cart. Lululemon's "Tennis Club" line is perfect for summer. Plus, it's the perfect lightweight material that won't be too overwhelming in the warmer temps. Matching bottoms? Yes, please! There are few things I love more than a comfy matching set. These bottoms are breathable, cinchable at the waist and just as lightweight as the corresponding top. I don't know about you, but I'm in love with this little bag. The best part? It can convert into a handy wristlet if you don't feel like slinging it over your arm. A belt bag that's less than $30? Yes, please! And this one will show off your Canadian pride to boot. It's also perfect for travelling abroad! You can carry the essentials — your phone, keys and cards — in this mini belt bag. Father's Day idea, anyone? If your dad (or the father of your children) loves a good sporty polo, then this might just be the perfect present for him — you're welcome. This cute and handy accessory will ensure your little essentials are always organized, even when you're on the go. It's the perfect piece for grabbing when you don't need to bring your whole bag along. Summer means skirts, and this comfy scuba mini is "flexible from day to night," according to shoppers. "It has shaping panels to provide shape to the garment," shares one person. Not into skirts? No worries — these fleece shorts are the perfect match for any Scuba sweatshirt. They're just as cozy and comfy, and they're made for lounging. Looking for leggings that offer both style and performance? These have a high-shine fabric, bold elastic waistband and elongating seamlines for a sleek fit. They will elevate your workout and your look. This convenient backpack is sleek, spacious and features designated compartments for top-notch organization. It has a handy internal laptop sleeve and side water bottle pockets for easy access to your H2O while on the go. A clippable pouch is one of my favourite little accessories, and it's even better when it's actually organized. This card pouch has slots for your cards and enough space for extra cash, coins, hair ties, lip balm and even earbuds. In case you missed it, cargo shorts are cool again — and these ones look seriously comfy, which, in my books, makes them even cooler. They've got a streamlined fit with just the right amount of breathing room. This soft, slim-fit dress is part of Lululemon's popular Align line and can be dressed up or down. Though it's fitted, it has a back slit that will allow for ease of movement. This clear water bottle has volume markings that allow you to stay on track with your daily H2O intake. Since it's made of plastic, it'll feel super lightweight when lugging around. This duffle was definitely designed with versatility in mind. Its removable strap transforms into a yoga mat carrier or a tool to help with stretching — how cool is that? Plus, you can fit everything you need for the gym, overnight trips and more.
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
Winnipeg Pride marches on during Manitoba's ongoing state of emergency over wildfires
More than 10,000 people walked through downtown Winnipeg on Sunday as the annual Pride parade marched on amid Manitoba's ongoing state of emergency. Thousands more people cheered and waved flags in support of the 2SLGBTQ+ community as they lined up along the smoky parade route from the Manitoba Legislature to The Forks, where Pride Festival events were planned to run into the evening. Pride Winnipeg president Barry Karlenzig said it's not only an important time for the community to come together, but also to acknowledge Pride's roots as a political protest movement. "It is a time to be loud and proud but also acknowledge what is going on up north," Karlenzig said, referring to the wildfires. He said Pride Winnipeg is donating half of the scholarship money raised over the weekend to the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs to help First Nations that have had to evacuate. "What Pride means to me is recognizing and remembering those who paved the way for where you are today and making sure that we take our privilege and our power to build it forward for the next generation," he said. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew was among the thousands marching on Sunday. "This year, it's very unique with the wildfires. So we're celebrating Pride within a state of emergency," Kinew told CBC, adding that Pride could be a positive outlet for people affected by wildfire evacuations. "It's important for us to move ahead with Pride because even in these more challenging moments, it's still a good opportunity for Manitobans to show who we are as a province," he said. Winnipeggers of all ages came out to celebrate Pride on Sunday. Terra Morrissette, who attended the parade with her children, told CBC News it's important for her to be at Pride to show her children that she loves them and supports them for exactly who they are. "It's always nice to see everybody coming out as a community, whether you are gay, straight, bi, trans, an ally. It's so nice that everybody can come together and be prideful of who you are," Terra said. Her son Fizz Morrissette has been attending the Pride parade for the past four years and said he feels like he can express himself fully there. "Having this parade every year just means so much to me because I get to be myself to my full extent," he said. Representatives from school divisions also walked in the parade, as students and educators showed up for 2SLGBTQ+ youth. Teacher Jeremy Stubler said he brought his family to the event on Sunday to support the students he works with, while showing his young son the importance of acceptance. "We want him to know when he grows up that he can be whoever he wants and do whatever he wants and being at an event like this is really important to see that," Stubler said. He said Pride is also a fun, colourful and exciting event for everyone. To Stephanie Cielen, Pride is "just pure happiness" and is an event that she looks forward to "every day of the year." "This brings me more joy than anything," she said. This year, Pride Winnipeg's Karlenzig said about 140 organizations walked and rolled down the streets with colourful displays. That's nearly triple the number of entries compared to when he first started with Pride Winnipeg a decade and a half ago. Six marching bands helped provide the soundtrack, playing popular songs from artists like Lady Gaga and Chappell Roan. "I'm feeling absolutely amazing to see the amount of diversity today, the amount of floats and the passion," Karlenzig said. "It just brings a tear to my eye after 15 years."
