Every holiday season, Amazon offers deal prices unrivaled anywhere on the Internet. This phenomenon is often associated with the twin shopping holidays of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but not this year. Amazon has already unveiled their selection of holiday deals on home products, a category that includes furniture, kitchen and even outdoors. At the current moment, the selection features over 80 products. And while the marketing says “Bring Savings Home With Up To 40 Percent Off,” one look through the deal shows you that many of the 80-plus products are on sale for MORE than 40 percent off. You’ll need to see these deals to believe them.
There’s no way I can list all those products right here, but here are a couple of examples to hold you over until you head to Amazon and check out the offering yourself.
CYLEN Home-Memory Foam Bamboo Charcoal Infused Ventilated Orthopedic Seat Cushion on sale for $16.79
Essence of Bamboo Derived Rayon Gel Fiber Pillows, 2-Pack on sale for $34.99
Samsung POWERbot R7010 Robot Vacuum on sale for $199.99
GreenWorks 21212 4Amp 13-Inch Corded String Trimmer on sale for $23.58
Quik Chair Heavy Duty Folding Camp Chair, Grey on sale for $12.91
To say these deals are just “the tip of the iceberg” is an extreme understatement. Amazon’s home deal section has DOZENS of deals just like those, and this is just the beginning of their holiday offering. Keep following the dailycaller.com/section/daily-dealer/ and I have a feeling we’ll be saving a lot of money together this Christmas.
![Normally $150, this home desk is 54 percent off (Photo via Amazon)](https://dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/hode-e1508781925222.jpg)
Normally $150, this home desk is 54 percent off (Photo via Amazon)
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