Regardless of its condition, used stuff is just worth less - sometimes a lot less. That's why everything Amazon Warehouse sells is listed as used, even if the product itself has never been touched.

Just like other major retailers such as Walmart or Target, Amazon takes in a lot of customer returns, which it can no longer sell as new-in-box, regardless of why the buyer sent the item back or whether it's even been opened. If you're shopping for something more specific, however, keep reading for pro tips on how to find it discounted using Amazon Warehouse Deals. It can be a lot of fun to scroll through the various categories looking for stuff that pops out at you. This quick and easy approach works best if you're not in the market for something in particular - say you're just looking for gift ideas or killing time during your lunch break.

Or you can search for more specific items just like you would on the regular Amazon homepage, except the results will be discounted, sometimes heavily.

From there you can browse categories like Computers & Tablets, Kitchen or Home Improvement (click these and other links in this story to see actual, current Warehouse Deals listings).

Rather than getting a list of search results like normal, you should see a screen that looks a lot like the main Amazon search page, with a search bar, categories and so on. To get there, open Amazon using either a desktop browser or the Amazon mobile app and search for 'Amazon warehouse' or 'warehouse deals.'

We often begin Amazon searches on the Amazon Warehouse Deals landing page, because it cuts out full-price listings almost entirely so you mostly just see the discounted items (we'll get to one exception shortly).

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