There are only 55+ great deals left on Amazon for Labor Day

There are only 55+ great deals left on Amazon for Labor Day

Even though Labor Day weekend is almost over, Amazon still has a lot of great deals on TVs, headphones, and other things.

Don’t have much money but can’t wait for Black Friday or October’s Prime Day? There’s no need to worry, though, because Labor Day weekend also has great deals to help you out with your shopping.

Amazon has always been a great place to find deals online, and if you have a Prime account, you can save even more. But don’t wait too long—the holiday weekend is almost over, and these deals may end too.

Labor Day sales range from 20% to 50% off big-ticket things like laptops, smartphones, and home tech that you normally have to pay a lot for.

You can also save money on some of Amazon’s best items, like Fire TVs, Fire tablets, Echo Dots, and more. This holiday weekend, we’ve put together a list of the best deals that are out now and will be added to as more come in.

We’re always on the lookout for sales on top products that have been tested by ZDNET, discounts of more than 20%, and items that don’t go on sale very often. I look at your buying choices as if I were buying every item on this list myself.

Don’t worry—this isn’t our first trip around the sun. We’ve written a lot about some of the year’s biggest sales, like Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Prime Day, and more.

Our favorite Amazon Labor Day deals still live

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Amazon Labor Day FAQs

Is Amazon the best place to grab Labor Day deals?

Even though Amazon’s Prime Day sales are well-known, the company also often has sales around other big holidays. Labor Day sales started as early as the beginning of last week, and some will probably last even longer. There are a lot of things to buy, just like at other sales.

Because there are so many big stores fighting for the same customers, it’s likely that chains like Best Buy, Walmart, Target, and others will match or beat Amazon’s prices. Other stores may also have better deals, stock, or selection. Make sure you look at more than one store before you buy something.

That being said, if you’re looking for Kindles, Fire TVs, Echo devices, and other items that are only sold on Amazon. Amazon is likely to have the best deals on these flagship items because they are owned by them and many other stores don’t sell them.

How did we choose these Amazon deals?

ZDNET exclusively covers bargains we want to buy—devices and things we want, need, or recommend. The discounts were at least 20% off or rarely on sale, so our analysts used price comparison tools and trackers to assess if and how often they decrease.

To learn what matters to real people who own and use our deals, we read customer evaluations. Along with rigorous study and comparison shopping, our recommendations may include our own testing. Giving you the best recommendations to shop smarter is the goal.

When will these deals expire?

ZDNET finds, shares, and updates the finest product offers for you to save the most, but they may sell out or expire. These Labor Day bargains will likely end after September 2. Our professionals examine our bargains to make sure they’re still available.

Do you need an Amazon Prime Membership to get these deals?

Most people can get Amazon’s Labor Day deals. These seasonal savings don’t require a Prime membership, but there may be unique deals. Buying on Amazon’s October Prime Day requires a membership.

How much is an Amazon Prime membership?

Amazon Prime costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year, saving you money.

College students and 18-24-year-olds pay $7.49 per month or $69 per year. Seniors and others with government assistance can get a Prime subscription for $6.99 after their free trial.

Do Amazon packages come on Labor Day?

Labor Day is a government holiday, so you probably won’t see any packages from Amazon on that day. On the other hand, sales should start coming in the days before and right after Monday’s holiday.

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