Maximize Your Savings with This Amazon Checkout Hack on Black Friday

Are you looking to save even more money this November during the Black Friday deals frenzy? Well, there’s a little-known Amazon checkout hack that can help you get an extra discount on your purchases.

Amazon is known for offering competitive prices on a wide range of products, including tech gadgets like phones, tablets, and smartwatches. By utilizing this checkout hack, you can unlock a bonus discount on your orders.

The key to accessing this additional discount is opting for Free No-Rush Delivery during the checkout process. While this may delay the delivery of your items by a few days, Amazon rewards you with a 2% discount for choosing this option.

How to discover the Amazon checkout discount

To access the discount, simply add a product to your shopping basket and proceed to the checkout. Look for the Free No-Rush Delivery option and select it to apply the discount to your order.

In our test example, the delivery date was extended by five days, from 29 November to 4 December. The exact duration of the delay may vary depending on the product and availability.

While a 2% discount may not seem significant at first, it can quickly accumulate savings, especially on larger purchases.

The caveat…

It’s important to note that not all products are eligible for the additional discount. Amazon specifies that the discount only applies to “eligible items” at the checkout, without providing specific details on which products qualify.

Furthermore, this discount is only available to Amazon Prime members, so make sure you have an active subscription before trying to apply the No-Rush Delivery option.

For more Black Friday deals and shopping tips, check out our live blog for real-time updates. We’ve also curated lists of the best Black Friday mobile and accessory deals, as well as in-depth coverage of the top Samsung Galaxy, Oral-B, and Google Pixel deals this Black Friday.

For the original version of this article in German, visit our sister publication PC-WELT.