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The 5 best Amazon deals you can get this Monday — save up to 50%

Yahoo Life Staff
Updated ·4-min read
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Make the most of summer with deep discounts. (Photo: Amazon)

Ready for a break? Us too. Shopping Amazon deals during your downtime is the perfect way to slide into the weekend. That's why our team has scoured the mega-site to put together a quick-and-dirty list of the top deals of today for you.

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So what are today's best Amazon deals? How 'bout mega-popular Crocs that also happen to be nearly 50% off? You can also score new Bose earbuds at a deep discount. Or maybe you're headed to the beach for a vacay — there's a sun shelter at a nearly 30% savings. There's a lot to explore!

Let's have a closer look at these stellar Amazon deals, shall we?

Crocs

Crocs Classic Clogs

$35$50Save $15
$35 at Amazon

If you're a creature of comfort, this is the shoe for you. Beloved by chefs, medical workers and kids alike, Crocs are lightweight, easy to clean, quick-drying and water-friendly, too.

Crocs are, quite simply, the epitome of foot-pampering footwear. First of all, these unisex shoes are lightweight and breathable; in fact, they’re even perforated for air circulation. But it’s their soft, rubber construction and arch-supporting, shock-absorbing sole that make them truly superior.

“BABYYYYY My feet are in heaven,” exclaimed a five-star fan. “I have issues with my arches and typically wear arch supports in my shoes so that I can both walk better and so my feet don't hurt. “The support I felt, the cushion I felt, the [prickly] things in the shoe that massage my feet... it all was surreal."

Bose

BOSE QuietComfort Noise Canceling Earbuds

$199$279Save $80
$199 at Amazon

These earbuds eliminate distractions using tiny microphones to focus on your voice, filtering out surrounding noises during phone calls. They also have a battery life of up to 6 hours on a single charge.

Weather and sweat-proof, these noise-canceling earbuds are made for an active lifestyle. In addition to blocking out surrounding noise, they come with three sizes of soft silicone eartips for a comfortable, secure fit and the simple touch controls allow you to tap, swipe, or press to play music, answer calls or adjust the volume. More than 18,000 five-star reviewers have already experienced the joy of these 'buds.

One shopper called these earbuds life-changing. "Most fantastic ear buds e-v-e-r," she wrote. "My husband was talking to me when I was setting them up and I couldn’t hear a word he was saying. He thought I was ignoring him! We were laughing so hard! He had to yell for me to hear him! I had no idea they would work so perfectly. Just amazing. These are truly going to change how I listen to the world."

INSIGNIA

INSIGNIA 50-Inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV

$240$400Save $160
$240 at Amazon

This ultra-high def television has four four times the resolution of a full HD one, which means an amazing, crisp picture. Plus, you can operate it with just your voice thanks to Alexa and the included voice remote.

A new smart TV for 40% off? Yes, please! As a Fire TV Edition, this model lets you stream 4K movies and TV shows from Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, YouTube, Disney+, Prime Video, SlingTV, Paramount+, Peacock and more without a separate streaming box or stick. That means you can finally join the cord cutter club.

"What an amazing TV," says a five-star reviewer. "I absolutely love it... I got rid of the cable FOREVER. I am a total streamer now."

SUN NINJA

SUN NINJA Pop Up Beach Tent Sun Shelter

$115
$115 at Amazon

This all-in-one sun shelter has UPF50+ protection and comes with a sand shovel, ground pegs and stability poles.

For that last beach vacay of 2022, grab some shade with a pop-up sun shelter. Not only does this tent give you a break from the glaring sun, but it's also UPF50+ treated to further protect you and the fam from harmful rays. And you'll be happy to know that it also stands up to wind and rain.

"I just used my tent for a week on a Florida Gulf coast beach," wrote one of more than 4,000 five-star fans. "First of all, having dragged off the wreckage of FOUR separate Popups Tents after misreading/missing sudden winds bursts, this tent is almost indestructible. On two separate days, afternoon storms approached and destroyed pop-up tents around us. Sun Ninja just laughed. Worst case, the poles fall over and Ninja lays flat on the sand. Nothing breaks. I’m looking at another dead pop up now from my balcony. Don’t buy popup tents for the beach. Buy a Sun Ninja."

Clarks

Clarks Women's Breeze Sea Flip-Flop

$33$55Save $22
$33 at Amazon

Ride out the rest of summer in comfort with these bestselling sandals.

Clarks is known for its super comfortable shoes, and its Breeze Sea Flip-Flops are no exception. These cute sandals feature an Ortholite footbed for extra cushioning and EVA outsole for sturdiness. They're also lightweight, making them comfy enough to wear all day. A slight heel gives you a little added height.

"I love this footbed!" said a five-star reviewer. "In July, I sprained my foot so badly, two doctors wanted to X-ray it to make sure it wasn't broken. I had purchased a pair of Clarks flip flops at a shoe store and I tried many shoes on my injured foot; but the only shoe I could wear without pain was the Clarks. I like it so much that I purchased four more colors of the Clarks flip flops."

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.)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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

Vacuums

  • Shark Robot Vacuum with HEPA Self-Empty Base

    $396$550Save $154

  • Belife Cordless 6-in-1 Lightweight Vacuum Cleaner

    $170$229Save $59

  • Bissell Zing Lightweight Bagless Canister Vacuum

    $62$80Save $18

  • Whall Lightweight 4-in-1 Handheld Vacuum Cleaner

    $127$160Save $33

  • Shark Navigator Lift-Away Deluxe Upright Vacuum

    $177$220Save $43

Kitchen

  • Instant Pot Duo Plus 9-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker

    $93$130Save $37

  • Ninja Foodi Smart XL 6-in-1 Indoor Grill

    $120$160Save $40

  • Cuisinel Cast Iron Skillet Set with Lids

    $80$91Save $11

  • Mueller Austria Pro-Series 10-in-1 8 Blade Vegetable Slicer

    $30$50Save $20

  • Astercook 15-Piece Chef Knife Set with Block

    $66$130Save $64

Bedding and home

  • Beckham Luxury Linens Beckham Hotel Collection Bed Pillows 2-pack

    $43$50Save $7

  • Nestl DoubleBrushed White Duvet Cover, Queen Size

    $27$40Save $13

  • DreamyBlue Premium Shredded Memory Foam Pillow

    $50$80Save $30

  • Mellanni Extra Soft Colling Bed Sheets, Queen

    $31$51Save $20

  • Lush Decor Wheat Reyna 3-Piece Comforter Set

    $100$300Save $200

Lawn and garden

  • Yaheetech Multifunctional Fire Pit Table

    $80$140Save $60

  • Sun Joe 10-inch Cordless Lightweight Stringless Grass Trimmer

    $55$79Save $24

  • Emsco Group Easy Picker Raised Bed Grow Box

    $55$80Save $25

  • Knoikos Expandable 100-foot Garden Hose

    $40$55Save $15

  • Kamado Joe Classic Joe II 18-inch Charcoal Grill

    $915$1,299Save $384

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