The Amazon URL Trick for 70% Hidden Deals

Amazon hides thousands of deeply discounted products that don't appear on its main deals page. We reveal the famous "URL trick" and other secrets to accessing a hidden catalog of deals and saving a significant amount of money.

Shopping on Amazon is easy, but buying cheap requires strategy. The e-commerce giant uses complex algorithms to display its products, and the best deals aren't always the most visible. However, there are methods and "backdoors" that savvy shoppers use to discover massive discounts on thousands of items, from technology to fashion.

Beyond the well-known "Deals of the Day," we reveal the best-kept secrets for becoming a professional bargain hunter on Amazon.

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This is one of the lesser-known but most powerful tricks. It allows you to filter any search to only show products with a specific discount percentage. While its effectiveness may vary depending on the category and Amazon updates, it's still a valuable tool.

* Perform a normal search: Go to Amazon and search for a category or product that interests you (e.g., “wireless headphones”).

* Copy and paste the code: Once on the results page, go to your browser's address bar (the URL). At the end of the web address, add the following code: &pct-off=50-99

* Press Enter: The page will reload and show you only the products you searched for that have a discount between 50% and 99%.

You can customize the code to adjust the discount range:

* For discounts of 30% or more: &pct-off=30-99

* For discounts of 70% or more: &pct-off=70-99

This trick is great for browsing broad categories and discovering deals that would otherwise remain hidden.

This is Amazon's official "pre-owned" section, but don't be fooled by the name. Here you'll find products that have been returned by customers, have an open box, or have minor cosmetic damage. These are items that can't be sold as "new" but are in perfect working order.

* What will you find? From iPhones and laptops to appliances and furniture, with discounts that can exceed 50%.

* Warranty and Returns: All Amazon Warehouse products are covered by Amazon's return policy and come with a warranty, eliminating the risk of purchasing.

* How to access? Simply search "Amazon Warehouse" in the Amazon search bar or go directly to its section.

The Amazon Warehouse program offers Amazon's standard 30-day return policy with a full refund, while Amazon Renewed promises 'like-new' products with a 90-day warranty.

* Amazon Outlet: This is Amazon's clearance section. Here you'll find items from past seasons or overstocked items at heavily discounted prices. Updated daily.

* Use Wish Lists to Track Prices: Add products you're interested in to a Wish List. Amazon will notify you by email if the price of any of those items drops. It's a passive but effective way to shop at the right time.

* Pay attention to the colors: A surprisingly effective trick. Often, the same product (clothing, headphones, accessories) has very different prices depending on the color. Before buying, check all the available color variants; you could save a considerable amount.

* Use External Price Trackers: Tools like Keepa or CamelCamelCamel can be installed as browser extensions. They show you a complete price history for any product on Amazon, letting you know if a "deal" is actually a deal or if the price has been lower in the past. You can also set up alerts to be notified when a product reaches the price you're willing to pay.

* Look for Hidden Coupons: Amazon has a section dedicated to discount coupons that you can clip and apply at checkout. Search "Amazon coupons" on the platform to access the page and see the available offers.

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Mastering these techniques will give you a significant advantage when shopping. You'll no longer rely on the deals Amazon decides to show you; instead, you'll take control and actively find the best prices available.