Amazon has launched a new feature, Amazon Haul, allowing U.S. shoppers to browse and buy items for $20 US or less in categories like fashion, home, and electronics. This is essentially Amazon’s response to Temu, which has a tagline of letting you “shop like a billionaire”, to buy cheap goods straight from China.
This Amazon Haul collection is available only on the Amazon app and mobile site and offers low-priced items with typical delivery times of one to two weeks.
Amazon Haul includes items like iPhone 16 cases for $1.79 US, kitchen tools for $5, and winter gloves for $3, all protected by Amazon’s A-to-z Guarantee, which covers the product’s condition and authenticity. With Amazon Haul and Temu, you’re essentially bypassing the middleman and getting cheap goods straight from the source.
Shoppers can receive free delivery on orders over $25 US or pay $3.99 for smaller orders, with discounts for bulk orders: 5% off at $50 and 10% off at $75 or more. It remains to be seen the quality of goods from Amazon Haul versus Temu sellers.
Returns for most items over $3 are free within 15 days at Amazon lockers and other locations. Amazon’s new Haul feature caters to shoppers looking for bargains, even with longer delivery times, offering an alternative to Amazon’s Prime fast-shipping options. Again, Amazon Haul is launching first in the U.S. and is not available in Canada right now.
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