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Only Amazon Prime members can score these 10 secret sales today

Korin Miller and Izabella Zaydenberg
·2-min read
earbuds, dress, blender
Prime members get the best deals! (Photo: Amazon)

An Amazon Prime membership brings you a world of benefits: free two-day shipping and same-day delivery options, instant access to movies on Amazon Prime Video, pharmacy discounts and Whole Foods delivery — but you probably already knew that. But did you know that as a Prime member, you also have special access to secret sales? Yup, an Amazon Prime membership affords you entry into a hidden section of Amazon, a hub of "Just for Prime" sales that span categories. This special section is home to some of the best deals you're ever likely to see on Amazon or anywhere else.

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Check out our current favorites in Amazon's Prime-only secret sale section below. And watch this space for updates!

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Auselily Women's Long Sleeve Pleated Loose Swing Dress

$21$40Save $19
This wear-everywhere dress is made from soft, stretchy fabric for a comfortable feel. It even has pockets! Choose from a slew of colors, including wine red, army green and dark gray.
$21 at Amazon

"Fits in all the right places," says a five-star fan. "I didn't know it had pockets so that was a nice surprise. They are deep too. The fabric is soft and yet breathable."

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Herrchef Smoothie Blender

$34$40
Save $6 with coupon
Don't feel like blending for an army? This personal blender lets you whip up smoothies and shakes for one in a jiffy.
$34 at Amazon

"I love that the body of the blender doubles as a cup (just twist off the blade top and twist on the drink lid)," said a satisfied shopper. "Less dishes to wash is a win!"

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Wuyi Wireless Earbuds

$24$70
Save $46 with coupon
This pretty earphones offer 48 hours of playback time with the charging case before needing a full recharge. Enjoy impressive features like noise cancellation, a built-in mic and waterproofing.
$24 at Amazon

"I have worn several ear buds for running in the $20-$40 range. So far, these are the absolute best fitting ones I have tried," said a happy customer. "Stay snug, comfortable, sounds good. All you could ask for."

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Giotto Half Gallon Motivational Water Bottle

$20$24Save $4
This bottle has markers to tell you how much water is in the bottle with little notes of encouragement. It also has a flip-top lid with a secure lock that opens with the click of a button.
$20 at Amazon

Shared a happy customer: "This beast is so worth it. I love the durable strap, and the time goals down the side. Drinking water on a more regular basis has never been easier."

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Lefant Robot Vacuum Cleaner

$100$120Save $20
This slim robot vacuum can easily cruise under small spaces, like your couch. It's controlled with an app or the power of your voice, so getting cleaner floors is as easy as saying, "Alexa, run the vacuum."
$100 at Amazon

"I’ve always wondered if these things worked and when I saw it advertised for under $100, I decided to take a gamble. It is great on the wood floor," said a happy customer. "Picks up everything, even my long hair."

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Aoliks Leggings

$14$20Save $6
These buttery soft leggings have pockets to help stash your essentials while you work out or go about your day. They're also breathable and sweat-wicking for maximum comfort.
$14 at Amazon

"Best leggings," said a five-star fan. "These are so awesome. Glad I bought three. They are so soft and fit really well and of course I love the pockets. The material is thick enough where they are not see-through."

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Dream Pairs Women's Sofie Slippers

$25$36Save $11
These cozy slippers are $11 off for Prime members! They're lined with faux fur for a plush feel, and have a durable EVA outsole, so you can even wear them to grab the mail.
$25 at Amazon

Shared one happy customer: "I love everything about them. They are great for walking around the house any time."

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Maxzzz Bamboo Pillows

$37$46Save $9
These pretty pillows have a bamboo cover for a breathable, cooling feel that helps keep you from waking up looking like a sweaty mess. Choose from queen, standard and king sizes.
$37 at Amazon

One satisfied shopper joked that the pillows are "husband approved," adding, "my husband is a pillow snob, and he loves them! ...I like the zippered covers for cleaning, and they are not lumpy at all."

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Povasee Jump Starter,

$59$90Save $30
This little lifesaver can jump-start your car in seconds — no other car needed!
$59 at Amazon

"Hooked it up to my very dead car battery and it started the car up instantly," shared a satisfied shopper. "Super impressed."

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ZonLi Weighted Blanket

$38$80Save $42
Weighted blankets help relieve stress, and this one, with its evenly distributed glass beads, will make you feel like you're being cradled in a bear hug.
$38 at Amazon

"I love this blanket and have used it every day since I bought it," said one shopper.

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

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Vacuums

  • Whall 4-in-1 Foldable Cordless Stick Vacuum

    $160$500Save $340
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  • Dirt Devil Vibe 3-in-1 Vacuum Cleaner

    $41$55Save $14
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  • Eufy by Anker BoostIQ RoboVac 11S (Slim)

    $150$229Save $79
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Kitchen

  • Cuisinart Advantage Color Collection 12-piece Knife Set

    $29$65Save $36
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  • Instant Pot Pro 10-in-1 Pressure Cooker

    $130$170Save $40
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  • Henckels Premium Quality 15-Piece Knife Set with Block

    $130$345Save $215
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  • KitchenClouds Kitchen Mat Cushioned Anti Fatigue Kitchen Rug

    $16$36Save $20
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Bedding and home

  • Utopia Bedding Bed Pillows Queen Size Set of 2

    $21$35
    Save $14 with 30% off coupon
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  • Topcee Twin Size Weighted Blanket, 15 lbs.

    $31$37
    Save $6 with 10% off coupon
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  • Yankee Candle Balsam & Cedar Scented Candle

    $15$28Save $12
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Auto

  • Hotor Car Trash Can with Lid and Storage Pockets

    $10$25Save $15
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  • Car Cache Purse Holder for Car

    $14$26
    Save $12 with 20% off coupon
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  • FBB Phone Mount for Car

    $17$40
    Save $23 with 20% off coupon
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  • Fortem Car Trunk Organizer

    $25$35
    Save $10 with 10% off coupon
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  • Cindro Phone Holder Air Vent Car Mount

    $13$19Save $6
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