We scoured the Amazon Haul 1-cent sale and found the most useful items
This Black Friday, Amazon Haul is having a "1-cent sale." You heard that right… a vast swath of products on Amazon are on sale for literally 1 cent. That said, the quality and usefulness of these items are admittedly very questionable. There are a lot of listings, some like this decorative pine tree pillow that says, "I like them real thick and sprucy" (what does that even mean?). If you spend $25 on Amazon Haul at once, though, you can unlock free shipping. This means you can buy items on Haul for more than .01 cents and add items from the 1-cent sale to get free shipping. I imagine it would be hard to buy 2,500 things on Amazon Haul 1-cent sale to earn free shipping alone. Plus, there is a limit of 3 of each item per customer.
Amazon Haul is a subset of Amazon dedicated to extremely reduced-price options (usually under $20 and often under $10), with non-Prime shipping prices and speeds. If you're curious about the best Black Friday deals that are not 1 cent, Mashable's editors are super hard at work scouting out the best discounts.
Believe it or not, though, there are some exciting and potentially useful products on Amazon Haul's 1-cent sale. The best part about all of it is that the items cost literally one penny, so if you hate the item, you can return it, or you can cut your losses of one literal cent. Some useful items featured in this sale include party decorations for very specific occasions, 56 miniature grass tufts for dioramas or dollhouses, knock-off Dyson AirWrap curl attachments, and polarized replacement lenses for certain sunglasses. I will say, I do distinctly remember spending $40 for a set of shiny, helium-filled, Mylar number balloons for my friend's birthday recently. So, it could prove to be a deal to snag some decorations for 1 cent while you can.
If your interest is piqued by both the good deals and some of the super weird options, check out the list below.
The best items on Amazon Haul's 1-cent sale
Han Schneider is a journalist who wants to talk about feeling better and what can help us get there. Whether that's product reviews and gift guides for the ADHD brain, deep dives into wellness trends that are actually worth their salt, or perseverating on the state of queer swimwear. Schneider has covered products and gift guides for Elite Daily, Refinery29, Allure, Best Products, Well + Good, and more. Currently, she serves as a lifestyle and wellbeing writer for hire, focusing on topics related to health, fitness, and overall wellbeing.
