Get my favorite Govee floor lamp for 40% off before Amazon's sale ends
Get my favorite Govee floor lamp for 40% off before Amazon's sale ends Amazon's Big Spring Sale has some unbelievable last-chance deals but this one is stealing the spotlight.
Ready to shop? Amazon's Big Spring Sale is ending tonight, March 31 and the clock is ticking to secure the retailer's insane seasonal discounts!
While our readers have been loving the deals on outdoor patio must-haves, spring cleaning essentials and grill accessories for summer, sometimes you just want to stay inside. Just in time for those rainy April days, I found one of the coolest floor lamps on sale for 40% off. The Govee Floor Lamp gives your smart home a vibey upgrade and I can say that confidently because I'm obsessed with mine. I have it automatically turn on when the sun goes down and my living room transforms into a moody lounge.
If you want to give your home a smart spring makeover on a budget, check out my favorite last-chance Amazon deals on Govee string lights, smart plugs and more below.
Last-chance Amazon Big Spring Sale: Save on Govee smart home devices
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40% off at Amazon: Govee RGBIC Floor Lamp, LED Corner Lamp Works with Alexa
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30% off at Amazon: Govee Smart Outdoor String Lights H7021, RGBIC Warm White 96-Foot
35% off at Amazon: Govee TV LED Backlight, RGBIC TV Backlight for 55 to 65-Inch TVs
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$40 off at Amazon: Govee Outdoor Wall Light, 1500LM Smart RGBIC Porch Lights
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35% off at Amazon: Govee M1 Smart LED Strip Light
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5% off at Amazon: Govee Smart Light Bulb
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An Amazon Prime membership gets you fast shipping, access to popular subscription services, gas discounts and thousands of deals. While you don't need to be a member in order to shop the Big Spring Sale, if you want convenient shopping perks, affordable products and exclusive discounts, an Amazon Prime membership is totally worth it.
When does the 2025 Big Spring Sale end?
Amazon's Big Spring Sale ends on Monday, March 31.
What categories are included in the sale?
You'll be able to save up to 40% across all categories during Amazon's Big Spring Sale. Whether you're after chic outdoor decor, spring cleaning must-haves, new tech or home organization hacks, we'll be tracking down the best Amazon deals throughout the sale.
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