The 5 best Amazon deals you can get this Tuesday

Melissa Lee, Reviewed
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Shop today's most exciting Amazon markdowns.
Shop today's most exciting Amazon markdowns.

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We here at Reviewed know a thing or two about deals. We’re pros at spotting awesome markdowns on products we know and love, and we even vet the prices on those hot ticket finds to ensure that our readers wind up with the best prices possible. On any given day, many of those price drops can be found at Amazon, and today is certainly no exception.

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This Tuesday, you can shop five unbeatable price cuts up for grabs at the e-retailer on everything from our all-time favorite Fitbit to a Reviewed-approved Apple iPad. With hundreds of dollars of savings available, you’re definitely not going to want to miss out on these Amazon deals. Ahead, check out our favorites.

1. $50 in savings: Our No.1 Fitbit pick

The Charge 4 tracks your steps, activity, sleep and more.
The Charge 4 tracks your steps, activity, sleep and more.

Hailed as our top pick for Fitbit devices, the Fitbit Charge 4 is a serious game-changer. In testing, we fell in love with its comprehensive fitness tracking. In addition to the standard sustained activity detection, it had a souped-up built-in GPS (meaning you don't have to have your smartphone on hand for mapping) and better-than-average sleep tracking. It was super comfortable to wear, and we adored its breezy setup process, along with the 15 exercise modes that ranged from walking to Pilates. Along with fitness stats, the Charge 4 can also track your pulse oximeter measurements to tell you how much oxygen is in your blood. Plus, this smartwatch provides smart notifications, such as texts and calls, that you'll receive right to your phone. Currently, you can snag this incredible fitness tracker for $99.95, which is a solid $50 off its original price of $149.95.

Get the Fitbit Charge 4 from $98.95 (Save $50 to $51)

2. Up to 47% off: This summer-ready Coleman cooler

Snag this Coleman cooler for less today.
Snag this Coleman cooler for less today.

Sunny days spent outside are so close that we can nearly taste them, and to prep for all those nature walks, camping or poolside relaxing is this Coleman 16-can cooler as part of Amazon’s sale on all things Coleman. Now on sale for $15.99, it's down 47% from the usual $29.99 price tag. This soft cooler can reportedly transport up to 16 cans while keeping them nice and cool. It boasts a zippered main compartment with heat-welded seams to prevent leaks, along with a removable hard plastic liner to make cleaning a breeze. It even features an antimicrobial treatment that’s designed to stop any signs of mildew, mold and odor. While we haven't tested this exact bag, we put a similar soft cooler from Coleman ($34.99) to the test and found that it kept contents cold for more than two days and 12 hours. This sale option, meanwhile, has garnered a 4.6-star rating from more than 2,000 Amazon customers, who described it as “perfect for work and the pool." They also noted that it is high-quality and easy to clean.

Looking for something larger? You can nab the 30-can capacity option for $39.80, which is 20% off its usual $49.75.

Get the Coleman 16-Can Cooler for $15.99 (Save $14)

Get the Coleman 30-Can Cooler for $39.80 (Save $9.95)

3. Save 17%: Our No.1 pick for compost bins

The 65-gallon Redmon compost bin was our top choice.
The 65-gallon Redmon compost bin was our top choice.

Being mindful of Mother Earth shouldn't be something we do just once a year for Earth Day. An easy way to do your part? Composting. This act is incredibly helpful for the environment, since compiling your food scraps and other biodegradable waste can not only cut down on your trash—which in turn will cut down on the Earth's methane gasses—it will create ultra-fresh soil to grow new life.

Our all-time favorite compost bin, the Redmon 65-gallon compost bin, is an excellent place to start, and, best of all, it’s on sale for $58.13, or 17% off its original price of $69.99. In testing, this option was super easy to use and clean, while its large capacity was a bonus. We liked that there were plenty of ventilation holes big enough to let moisture in, but sealed off enough to prevent strong odors and keep bugs and animals out. Our tester especially loved the four sliding doors at the base at each side, which made it a breeze to assess temperature and moisture levels or stir the compost pile. As the ultimate cherry on top of this eco-friendly must-have, this bin is made from recycled plastic.

Get the Redmon 65-Gallon Compost Bin for $58.13 (Save $11.86)

4. Down 20%: Our favorite cold brew maker

The Takeya remains our favorite cold brew coffee maker, even after multiple rounds of testing.
The Takeya remains our favorite cold brew coffee maker, even after multiple rounds of testing.

Regardless of whether you think cold brew is a summertime drink or a year-round beverage, the Takeya deluxe cold brew coffee maker is an absolute essential for any coffee lover. Dubbed as our No.1 pick for cold brew makers, you can grab this kitchen appliance for $19.97, saving you 20%. In testing, we absolutely loved it for everything from its easy-to-use functionality to the tasty brews it consistently crafted— in fact, it produced some of the tastiest coffee and tea we tried! All in all, it was an intuitive and user-friendly option: All you have to do is put grounds in the reusable filter, stick it in the canister, pour in the water and wait. In addition, the 1-liter container is made from BPA-free plastic.

Get the Takeya Deluxe 1-Quart Cold Brew Coffee Maker for $19.97 (Save $5.02)

5. A near $100 markdown: This 8th generation Apple iPad

This display on this iPad is absolutely beautiful.
This display on this iPad is absolutely beautiful.

If you, too, saw Apple’s most recent iPad announcement but don't love the idea of paying upwards of $800 for a new tablet, you can snag the brand's 8th generation 2020 Apple iPad Pro from $699.99 to save nearly $100 off its original price of $799. Complete with 128-gigabytes of storage, this 11-inch iPad boasts a gorgeous edge-to-edge Retina display. Featured in our roundup of the best tablets, its slim, sleek design, its stunning camera and its upgraded refresh rate wowed us. We noted that its battery life was generally solid, and, in terms of its performance, we described it as “a workhorse that can handle almost everything that you can throw at it.” This is the lowest price we’ve spotted on this Apple tablet all year, so we’d recommend grabbing it while you can—just note that this machine won't ship before Saturday, May 8.

Get the Apple iPad (2020) 128-Gigabyte from $699.99 (Save $99.01)

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