Amazon has just launched a new store full of stuff costing no more than $20, though orders could take up to two weeks to arrive.

Amazon is making a strategic move into the ultra-low-cost space as holiday spending kicks into high gear. But price isn't the only reason why US shoppers are addicted to Temu.

Amazon announced this week in a blog post the launch of its shopping app and mobile website called “Amazon Haul” that will feature a variety of products.

Amazon's new online discount service, Amazon Haul, has products priced at $25 or less. It's a move to offset shoppers' move to Temu and Shein.

Amazon's Haul feels like a cheaper, crummier version of the cheap and crummy Temu. That might change, but for now, I was disappointed.

A selection of products, including fashion, home, lifestyle, electronics, and more, is available at the digital storefront for $20 or less, with most priced at $10 or under and some as low as $1. The service is integrated into the Amazon app,

Looking to save even more when you shop at Amazon? The e-commerce giant is answering the demand for “crazy low” prices on everything from fashion and home goods to electronics — as long as you’re willing to wait a bit.

In the same year, Shein secured over $14 billion in sales in the U.S., according to EcommerceDB (ECDB). To put this into perspective, Shein surpassed both Walmart.com and Amazon.com, which had sales between $9 and $12 billion,