Amazon just announced a huge spring sale — here's when it starts, plus early deals I'd shop now from $14.99

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Spring savings are coming to Amazon on March 25. The retailer just announced that it will bring back its 'Big Spring Sale' this year, with seasonal deals on clothing, home items, outdoor essentials, tech gadgets, and more.

Shop Amazon's full early spring sale

The spring sale will kick off on Wednesday, March 25, and new daily deals will be released through Tuesday, March 31. The retailer promises seven days of incredible deals, with each day focusing on a seasonal category such as Easter, spring cleaning supplies, or lawn and garden supplies. It will be a great opportunity to refresh your home, outdoor space, or wardrobe for spring, while saving money.

In typical Amazon fashion, today's announcement of its spring sale includes early deals available to shop right now. As TechRadar's deals editor, I've spent my morning browsing Amazon's early sale and hand-picked 15 deals that I'd buy. You can find record-low prices on Amazon devices, discounts on viral kitchen and cleaning appliances, and cheap TVs just in time for March Madness.

Remember, Amazon's official 'Big Spring Sale' takes place next Thursday, and TechRadar will cover all the best deals throughout the event. Some offers will be for Prime members only, so if you aren't a member, you can always sign up for a free 30-day trial.

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Mackenzie Frazier is the lead deals editor in the US for TechRadar at Future plc. She has been sharing deal advice for Future for the past eight years and loves finding products that consumers want at the best possible prices. She's had 11 years of experience working in e-commerce and loves being a mom to her two little boys.

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