A short list of where to actually find good Amazon deals.
This page doesn't have deals of its own, and it isn't trying to sell you anything.
It's a short list of independent sites that already do a good job of tracking Amazon
prices and deals, so you don't have to check five tabs yourself. There are no
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Sites worth checking
SlickdealsA large community that posts and votes on deals across retailers, including a dedicated Amazon section. Useful for seeing what other shoppers actually think is worth buying.
CamelCamelCamelTracks Amazon price history so you can check whether a "deal" is really a low price, or just a normal price dressed up for a sale.
DealNewsAn editorial team manually checks and writes up deals across retailers, with an Amazon-specific section updated daily.
Brad's DealsAn independent deals team that curates sales, including on Amazon, and explains why something is or isn't actually worth it.
Wirecutter DealsThe New York Times' product review team flags Amazon deals on things they've actually tested, rather than everything currently on sale.
Best Garden DealsA sister site that does the same kind of tracking specifically for garden and outdoor equipment, if that's what you're after.