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Amazon's secret renewed section features Beats, Ninja and more — save up to 70%

Yahoo Life Shopping Editors
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Grab all sorts of great electronics and appliances for less at Amazon Renewed. (Photo: Amazon)

You probably already know that Amazon is brimming with deals on brand-new products. But did you know that their prices are even better when you delve into the world of Amazon Renewed. What, pray tell, is Amazon Renewed? It's a secret Amazon section where you can find refurbished electronics and home appliances at up to 60% off retail. We'll give you a minute to take that in. Turns out Amazon accepts trade-ins on top products from popular brands, inspects and refurbishes these items, then makes them available — in like-new form — at shockingly low prices. And for you skeptics out there, there's nothing to worry about: Every product is backed by the Amazon Renewed Guarantee, which promises a replacement or refund within 90 days if the item doesn't work as expected.

And, of course, Prime members get free speedy shipping of Amazon Renewed purchases, just like they do on the main site. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here.

You'll be impressed with the caliber of products available at AR, and even more impressed with the prices. In the mix: A Ninja Foodi XL indoor grill for $90 (a new version is $350) and a Vizio 50-inch TV for $285 ($345 less than a brand-new pair).

As for the fine print: Products will arrive in excellent working order, tested and thoroughly cleaned by professional technicians. Some items may not ship in their original packaging, but they'll come complete with needed accessories. While some items might not be entirely scratch-free, Amazon guarantees "no visible cosmetic imperfections when held at an arm’s length." Meaning, though the items are not new-new, you'll hardly be able to tell the difference — except in terms of the money you're saving.

Here are some of the steals available right now on Amazon Renewed:

Amazon

Ninja IG601 Foodi XL 7-in-1 Indoor Grill Combo

$90$130
Save $40 with coupon
Take your grilling game indoors. This Ninja is roomy enough to fit six steaks at once, and has functions for Grill, BBQ Griddle, Air Crisp, Roast, Bake, Broil and Dehydrate. You'd pay $350 for a brand new version!
$90 at Amazon

"Great for all cooking needs. I use it to grill my ribeyes and they come out just as good as on my outside grill," said a happy customer. "I use the air fryer more than anything. Great to reheat food or cook/crisp all the store-bought appetizers like wings, chicken, fries and poppers. I also love the way my salmon comes out perfect every time."

Amazon

Beats Studio Buds Totally Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones

$85$120Save $35
Brand new Beats earbuds will run you $150 — you save $65! Enjoy active noise cancelling, three ear tip sizes and up to eight hours of listening time.
$85 at Amazon

"One of the best earbuds I have ever used," said a happy customer. "Having the option of total noise cancellation, or the 'transparency mode' works great. Battery life is long, as I wouldn't expect that from such a small ear bud. The case itself is nice and compact too. With the option of 3 different sizes of silicone cups, makes it great for anyone."

Amazon

Vizio 50-Inch V-Series 4K UHD Smart TV

This massive TV is packed with features, including Apple AirPlay and Chromecast, Dolby Vision and a voice-controlled remote. Stream all your favorite shows and movies with built-in apps. Note: A brand new model costs $630.
$285 at Amazon

"It’s a great television," said a happy customer. "The sound is so much better than my other television. I love it."

Amazon

iRobot Roomba i4+ Evo

$350$550Save $200
A brand new self-emptying Roomba will cost you close to $800. Run this vac through an app on your phone — it can go for up to 75 minutes before needing a recharge. The self-emptying tray can hold up to 60 days worth of debris.
$350 at Amazon

"We love him!" said a satisfied shopper. "This thing is awesome. It cleans under the furniture, lets you know what it needs, and cleans its own dust container. It builds a map, lets you rename rooms and set up standing cleaning zones."

Dell

Dell 11.6-inch Convertible 2-in-1 Touchscreen Chromebook

$74$136Save $61
Brand new Dell Chromebooks cost about $440 — this one is a fraction of that. Enjoy a touchscreen and convertible 11.6-inch display, along with Intel HD graphics for a sharp look.
$74 at Amazon

"This was billed as used but it appears to be new," said a five-star reviewer. "I've only had it for a few days but, so far, I am very pleased with it."

Amazon

Apple Watch Series 6

$194$230Save $36
A brand new Apple Watch will cost you about $800 — this model is just above $200. Track your workouts, sleep, heart rhythm, blood oxygen and more with this handy device, along with sending texts and taking calls.
$194 at Amazon

"Looks brand-new!" writes an elated shopper, who picked up a renewed Apple watch in Space Gray. "Watch looks and performs just as good as a new one. Honestly, IDK why it’s even called a used one — it was still in its original packaging, as if I bought it brand-new from an AT&T store. Thank you, guys — much appreciated!"

Amazon

Beats Studio3 Wireless Headphones

$199$232Save $33
A brand-new pair of Beats Studio 3 headphones is $350. Save $151 with this sleek pair, which features adaptive noise cancelling and up to 40 hours of runtime with one charge. Soft ear cups also make for next-level comfort.
$199 at Amazon

"Battery lasts forever, even in used condition," said a happy customer. "Fully charged it on the day I bought it, and the battery lasted throughout the entire week when I used it for a few hours per day."

Amazon

Apple iPad Air 2, 64 GB

A brand-new Apple iPad Air costs $600 — you get $411 off! Enjoy a 9.7-inch display, 16 GB capacity, FaceTime HD camera and up to 10 hours of battery life.
$199 at Amazon

"Looks perfect and works like new. Very pleased!" said a five-star fan.

So, unless you just enjoy paying more, save with Amazon Renewed. You'll find products in 12 major categories:

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

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

Headphones and earbuds

  • Bose QuietComfort 45 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones

    $279$329Save $50
    See at Amazon

Tablets and tech

  • Apple 2021 10.2-inch iPad (Wi-Fi, 256GB) - Silver

    $399$479Save $80
    See at Amazon

TVs

  • Toshiba 50-inch Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV

    $270$430Save $160
    See at Amazon

  • Insignia 24-inch Class F20 Series Smart HD 720p Fire TV

    $90$170Save $80
    See at Amazon

  • Sony 65-inch 4K X90K Series Bravia XR Full Array Smart Google TV

    $998$1,500Save $502
    See at Amazon

  • Amazon Fire TV 50-inch 4-Series 4K UHD Smart TV

    $290$450Save $160
    See at Amazon

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