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Save $150 on a Leesa mattress - and more of today's best deals from around the web
Save $150 on a Leesa mattress - and more of today's best deals from around the web
Brandt Ranj,Brandt RanjFeb 9, 2019, 02:15 IST
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Since you don't have all day to scour the web for noteworthy sales and discounts, we rounded up the best bargains for you to shop in one convenient place. For even more deals and savings across the web, check out our coupons page.
We love Leesa's mattresses because their medium-soft memory foam keeps you cool and is designed to alleviate pressure, so you'll be comfortable regardless of your sleeping position. For a limited time you can save $150 on the mattress in any size, and if you need bedding, Leesa's sheets are currently 20% off, too. These discounts may not appear on the store page, but they're automatically applied at checkout.
Amazon's new Kindle Paperwhite is waterproof and comes with plenty of storage, so you can carelessly bring your full library to the beach. The Paperwhite is $30 cheaper through February 14 at 9 p.m. PST thanks to Amazon's Valentine's Day sale, which also includes a discount on the Amazon Echo. If you're looking for your first e-reader, you can't go wrong here.
West Elm's modern furniture can elevate a room and replace the holdovers you've had since college, and many of the pieces are hand-crafted. Right now, you can save up to 30% on sofas, sectionals, and chairs in a variety of sizes, styles, and materials. You can shop the sale by furniture type or price, so you're bound to find the perfect piece within your budget.
Founded after a successful 2013 Kickstarter, Olivers Apparel specializes in performance clothing that's sporty enough for workouts, yet comfortable and stylish enough for casual days. Now through February 13, the brand is selling mystery boxes filled with a variety of styles for 50% off. Although you can't pick exactly what's inside, you'll receive a bunch of great pieces in your size.
Best Buy's "deal of the day" section is full of fresh discounts on the latest tech. Today, you can save $30 on a Fujifilm's Instax Mini 9, a modern take on the instant camera. It's available in six colors, and has a viewfinder, selfie mirror, and flash. Its built-in printer will eject your 3.39 x 2.13-inch picture in seconds, so you don't have to wait long between pictures.
While Backcountry sells gear and apparel from most of the top outdoor companies, the brand also has its own line of products. Right now, you can save up to 40% on Backcountry gear and apparel. The sale includes down jackets, fleeces, vests, hats, tents, and much more. If you're interested in great deals beyond Backcountry-branded products, you can also save up to 50% on other brands.
Wayfair's furniture prices are always great because the online-only retailer doesn't have to pay for retail space, and we always find something we like when we shop there. The store is currently holding an "Everything Bedroom" sale, which includes everything from mattresses to multi-piece bedroom sets for up to 70% off. Whether you're shopping for a child, teenager, or adult, there's something for you here.
REI has been outfitting adventurers with outdoor apparel for more than 80 years, and donates millions of dollars to conservation efforts each year. Right now, you can save 50% on men's, women's, and children's outdoor essentials at the store's "Winter Clarence" sale. REI stocks snow boots, jackets, tights, tents, thermoses, and more from well-known companies, and they're a lot cheaper than usual.
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