What Is Amazon Haul? A Tour of Amazon's Budget Store

Have you tried Amazon Haul? It's Amazon's low-price store, where you can buy just one or two items at very low prices, a bit like Alibaba but without the bulk orders. In this video I take you on a tour of how it works, how to find it, and how to get the most out of the discounts and free delivery. I look around Kitchen & Dining and Electronics, show how sorting by price changes what you see, and demonstrate how the basket discounts and free delivery thresholds work as you add items. I also share my quick tip for using zipper pulls as a cheap bit of extra security on your luggage. Timeline 00:00 Welcome 00:20 quick tip zipper clips for luggage security 01:08 Amazon Haul 01:18 what is it? 01:42 Finding it and the free delivery offer 02:08 Browsing Kitchen & Dining 02:33 Electronics and sorting by price 03:25 Building the basket and unlocking discounts 05:00 delivery time 05:10 conclusion 📌 Key points Amazon Haul is separate from the Prime experience: prices are very low, but delivery can take longer Free delivery and extra discounts kick in as your basket total goes up Sorting by price (low to high or high to low) is a handy way to explore Great for small gadgets, accessories and gift ideas ⚠️ Prices, discounts and delivery offers change often, so check Amazon for the current details. 👍 If you enjoyed this, please like, share and subscribe. No adverts, no spam, and it's completely free. #AmazonHaul #Amazon #BudgetShopping #OnlineShopping #TravelTips #TopTechTips Subscribe to my channel and set up notifications to know when new videos appear: Turn on the bell for the channel • Open the channel page or any video from that channel, while logged into your account.​ • Make sure you’re subscribed, then click the bell icon next to “Subscribed.”​ • Choose “All” to get a notification for every new upload and live stream from that channel; “Personalized” lets YouTube decide based on your activity; “None” turns them off.​ Check YouTube notification settings • Go to YouTube Settings → Notifications (on desktop: click your profile picture → Settings → Notifications; on mobile: profile picture → Settings → Notifications).​ • Make sure options like “Subscriptions” or “Channel notifications” are turned on, and optionally enable email notifications if you want alerts by email too.​ Allow notifications on your device • On your phone, open system Settings → Notifications → YouTube, and ensure notifications are allowed and not muted or set to “Deliver quietly.”​​ • On a computer, allow notifications for YouTube in your browser site settings and in the operating system’s notification settings.​