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

Yahoo Life Shopping Editors
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These sales won't last forever. (Photo: Amazon)

Ready to kick off the weekend with some great deals? Our team has scoured Amazon to put together a handy rundown of today's top sales for you. So what are they? Well, you can score the bestselling Coolife luggage set for 40% off. Or how about the Waterpik Cordless at a $40 discount? Maybe this Tozo smartwatch for just $40? There's a lot to explore. Let's have a closer look at these bounteous Amazon bargains, shall we?

Amazon

Waterpik Cordless Advanced Water Flosser

$60$100Save $40
You don't need to be tied to a machine to get a quality water flossing. This small-but-mighty device is perfectly portable.
$60 at Amazon

Waterpik's beloved water flosser comes in a cordless version, too. Powered by a rechargeable battery, it's easy to take this tool on the road. Choose from four different tips and three pressure settings to get that just-right level of clean.

"Love love love," said a five-star fan. "I can't imagine not having one of these. I use it every night, and I feel like I've been to the dentist. Plus, this is easy to take when I travel."

Amazon

Coolife Luggage 4 Piece Set Suitcase

$178$300Save $122
Each suitcase in this bestselling four-piece set features 360 spinner wheels and an ergonomic, telescoping handle, making it easy for you to get around in comfort.
$178 at Amazon

This Coolife luggage set is a bestseller, and it's easy to see why. You'll get four hardshell suitcases, each with 360-degree spinner wheels and telescoping handles. The suitcases are lightweight for easy transporting and each has a TSA lock to keep your stuff secure.

Shared a happy customer: "I got these two months ago and have gone on three trips since I got them — two domestic, one international. They're great and the compartments make it easy to pack and organize. I travel very often and wanted something sturdy and these are 100% worth it."

TOZO

Tozo S2 Smart Watch and Fitness Tracker

$40$80
Save $40 with $10 coupon
This fitness tracker can monitor your heart rate and blood oxygen levels as well as track your sleeping patterns. It's compatible with iPhone and Android devices and has Alexa built in.
$40 at Amazon

If you want to improve your physical well-being this spring but don't want to shell out big bucks for a fitness tracker, this smartwatch has got your name on it. Made by fan-favorite Tozo, it'll track your distance and steps and provide heart rate and sleep analysis. Available in Black, Matter Black, Rose Gold and Space Gray.

"I was so impressed with an earlier model of the S2 that I decided to treat myself to this newer version for Christmas," said this timely review. "I am not disappointed and will be purchasing another for my 86-year-old father-in-law, who will benefit tremendously from the health, oxygen, and sleep-monitoring features. The battery life is incredibly better than the Apple Watch, and I like the presentation of the Tozo health statistics in the iPhone App."

Clarks

Clarks Breeze Sea Flip-Flop

$29$55Save $27
These breezy flip-flips have more than 67,000 perfect reviews!
$29 at Amazon

When you want comfortable footwear, you go with Clarks. Unlike other flip-flops, the brand's massively popular Breeze Sea flip-flops have a supportive sole and cushiony footbed, so you can wear these to the store, beach and beyond without sacrificing your foot health. Adjustable straps help you get that just-right fit, so you don't have to stress about your shoes sliding off.

"Well made and very pretty," said a five-star fan-. "They are contoured and very comfortable. I particularly like the way the tip of the shoe curls slightly up to cradle the ball and toes of my feet. These are not your typical flatfooted flip flops."

Amazon

JBL Charge 3

$80$217Save $137
JBL's highly portable Charge 3 speaker delivers an impressive 20 hours of play time before needing a recharge. It's also waterproof in up to three feet of water, so you can take it poolside.
$80 at Amazon

JBL's Charge 3 speaker is petite — just 8 inches long and 2 pounds — making it easy to toss in your bag and take on the road. It effortlessly syncs up with your phone or tablet, allowing you to share your favorite songs with friends. Enjoy up to 20 hours of music before recharging.

"Of course, this is an excellent product because it's from JBL," said a happy customer. "The sound is great and the battery has a long life."

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.

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Kitchen

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