My Prime Day hack? Visit Amazon Warehouse

Amazon Prime Day 2023 takes place on 11 and 12 July. To get official Prime Day deals, you need to be an Amazon Prime member (you can always sign up for a free trial). But there are also many deals that aren't Amazon Prime exclusives.

Amazon Warehouse is a section of the Amazon online store that offers savings of up to 50% on pre-owned and open-box products. These bargains are products that are often still in good condition but can't be classed as 'new' since they've either been used or at least their boxes have been opened. 

Amazon checks each item and uses a series of descriptions to define its condition: 'like new', 'very good', 'good' and 'acceptable'. The products usually come in their original packaging, they're eligible for Prime delivery and are covered by the usual 30-day return policy. You can read about the Amazon Warehouse terms for full details. 

The most difficult thing is finding Amazon Warehouse deals since they're available only in limited quantities. That means you have to do a bit of digging, but we've linked to all of the different Amazon Warehouse categories below.

Yes, basically the Amazon Warehouse Prime Day deal is that Prime member get an extra 20% discount applied at checkout on a wide range of Amazon Warehouse products. Considering that many Amazon Warehouse prices on reconditioned and open-box products are already pretty good, this can mount up to quite a saving.

Official Prime Day Amazon Warehouse deals are for Prime members only. The good news is that you can sign up for a no-strings-attached 30-day free Amazon Prime trial. You can always cancel the trial after the sale.

Amazon Warehouse offers deals on almost every category of product that you can find on Amazon, so that means there are changes to find savings on everything. For Prime Day, Amazon Warehouse gives Prime members an extra 20% discount on a range of products in all categories.

The best Amazon Warehouse deals are unpredictable. They come and go quickly with only limited numbers available because these are generally items that people have returned unwanted, usually because they ordered the wrong item, because the item wasn't what they expected or because it was the wrong size or didn't meet their requirements. That means that the offers are often one-offs. 

Amazon Warehouse may pop up if you're searching for a specific item on Amazon, but if you specifically want to take advantage of Amazon Warehouse deals, you're best going to the main Amazon Warehouse page or browsing via the links below.