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Heads up: These Amazon Warehouse secret deals — from Apple to Nintendo — are about to sell out

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Left to right: Cosori air fryer, Nintendo Switch, Apple iPad
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Every shopper knows a good deal rarely lasts long. If you want to save big, you have to act fast — and if you're shopping in the Amazon Warehouse, you have to be ready to strike even quicker.

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What is Amazon Warehouse?

Unfamiliar with the Warehouse? This secret section of goodies has a ton of excellent brand-name merch — we're talking tech, kitchen items and more — all on sale. How?

How does Amazon Warehouse work?

All Warehouse items are either renewed or used. If the item is used, it's broken down even further by item condition, so you know whether it's like new or regularly used. No surprises here — you know exactly what to expect. Plus, each product is covered by Amazon's generous return policy, so you can send it back if you're not head-over-heels.

Is it safe?

To be extra safe, make sure you check the far right of the page to ensure the item is labeled "Fulfilled by Amazon." That way, you never have to deal with a third-party seller.

How much stock is there?

Most importantly, everything in the Warehouse is first-come, first-serve, and the stock is very limited — often there is just one item available. If you see something you like, grab it. Prices fluctuate, too, so it's best to check in regularly.

Here are some intriguing finds currently on offer...

Nintendo

Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise

$164$199Save $35
$164 at Amazon

Whether you're more into building out a village and making friends with its inhabitants or catching small-but-mighty Pokemon as you explore a brilliant open world, the Switch is a great way to do all of the above.

Lenovo

Lenovo IdeaPad 3 11 Chromebook Laptop

$68$220Save $152
$68 at Amazon

This No.1 bestselling laptop is ultra-thin, lightweight and perfect for travel — whether it's on a plane, or just down the street to a nearby coffeeshop. It requires minimal setup to get started, too.

Cuisinart

Cuisinart Portable Charcoal Grill

$18$40Save $22
$18 at Amazon

This adorable mini grill is great for small spaces or as an extra cooker for those with special dietary needs or allergies. It only weighs two pounds, so you can carry it with you on camping trips.

Aroma Housewares

Aroma Housewares Digital Cool-Touch Rice Grain Cooker and Food Steamer

$22$40Save $18
$22 at Amazon

So much more than a rice cooker, this beast turns out everything from grains to chilis and soups. Plus, four digital presets make whipping up a quick dinner easy.

Amazon

Amazon Fire TV 65" Omni Series 4K UHD smart TV

$495$830Save $335
$495 at Amazon

This smart TV lets you bring movies and shows to life with just the sound of your voice. Ask to watch one of more than 1 million movies and episodes, or check the weather, sports scores and more — all with amazing clarity.

DEWALT

DEWALT 20V Max Cordless Drill / Driver Kit

$72$169Save $97
$72 at Amazon

This compact drill set is designed to fit into small areas, though don't mistake its size for lack of power: It can deliver over 300 watts (that's a lot).

SAMSUNG

SAMSUNG 32-Inch Class QLED Q60A Series TV

$396$500Save $104
$396 at Amazon

This gorgeous TV boasts 100% color volume — that's billions of shades! And it's compatible with multiple voice assistants, including Alexa and Google Assistant.

Apple

Apple 10.2-inch iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular, 64GB) - Space Gray

$425$459Save $34
$425 at Amazon

A sleek 10.2-inch Retina display is the perfect place to play games, watch videos, stream movies and shows, and even get a little work done.

LUCID

Lucid 3-inch Ventilated Gel Memory Foam Mattress Topper

$75$100Save $25
$75 at Amazon

This topper lends an extra layer of softness, plus it helps relieve built-up pressure throughout your body.

COSORI

COSORI Air Fryer

$70$100Save $30
$70 at Amazon

For the air fryer newbies: The multi-use tool uses over 85% less oil to get you the crispiest wings, fries, veggies and more — all in less time than it takes for you to preheat your oven.

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

Looking for more great Amazon tech deals? Check these out:

TVs and home theater

  • Auking Mini Projector

    $100

  • Hisense 65-inch Dolby Vision 4K Roku Smart TV

    $410$800Save $390

  • TCL 32-inch 3-Series Roku Smart TV

    $158$230Save $72

  • Toshiba 32-inch Class V35 Series Smart Fire TV

    $120$200Save $80

  • CZGBRO Inflatable Projector Screen

    $220

  • Hisense 50-inch ULED U6 Series Quantum Dot 4K Smart Fire TV

    $375$530Save $155

Headphones and earbuds

  • Beats Studio Buds

    $100$150Save $50

  • iLuv TB100 Wireless Earbuds

    $20$40Save $20

  • Apple AirPods Pro Wireless Earbuds

    $180$249Save $69

  • Boean Bluetooth Wireless Headphones

    $20$40Save $20

  • Beats Solo3 Wireless On-Ear Headphones

    $131$200Save $69

Tablets and tech

  • SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab A7 Lite

    $139$160Save $21

  • HP 15.6-inch Windows 11 Laptop

    $515$660Save $145

  • Motorola Unlocked Motorola One 5G Ace Cell Phone

    $230$400Save $170

  • DBPower 800A Peak 18000mAh Portable Car Jump Starter

    $75

  • SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch 4

    $193$250Save $57

Smart home

  • Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance LED Smart Bulb 3-pack

    $100$135Save $35

  • Renpho Bluetooth Eye Massager

    $70$110Save $40

  • Google Google Nest Thermostat

    $100$130Save $30

  • okaysou Smart Air Purifier

    $130$200Save $70

  • GHome Smart Mini Smart Plug 4-pack

    $20$27Save $7

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