If the drama surrounding Amazon's short-lived plan to display tariff charges on Amazon Haul is the first time you've heard about the ultra-affordable storefront, it's time to check it out.
The platform, which rolled out online earlier this month, exclusively features items with a price tag of $20 or less.
While Trump's tariffs and the end of the import duty exemption for goods under $800 are likely to impact Amazon Haul as well as its rivals, Temu and Shein, it's unclear for now how those costs will trickle down to shoppers.
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Until then, Amazon Haul remains one of the best ways to save money on Amazon. While you won’t find your next Birkin Bag or Rolex there, you’d be surprised at just how much cool (and useful) items are available on the storefront.
To give you a sense of what kinds of deals you can snag on the new online storefront, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite travel finds on Amazon Haul right now.
Gear up for your next vacation with these 12 ultra-cheap and ultra-useful travel accessories.
12 great Amazon Haul travel deals
From packing cubes to sunglasses you can afford to lose on vacation, everything below is priced under $20 – and you can get most items for far less than that.
- 6-Pack of Polarized Sunglasses, $11
- HP Everyday Laptop Briefcase, $20
- Multifunctional Foldable Camping Backpack, $11
- RFID-Blocking Leather Wallet, $9
- Airplane Handsfree Phone Stand, 2-Pack, $6 (originally $7)
- 17-Set of Travel Bottles for Toiletries, $6 (originally $7)
- Travel Cable Organizer Pouch, $5
- 6-Set of Packing Cubes, $9
- TSA Luggage Lock, $4
- Collapsible Leak-Proof Water Bottle, 2-Pack, $11
- Silicone Toothbrush Covers, 6-Pack, $3 (originally $4)
- 2-in-1 Mobile Phone Lens Kit, $3
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