An Amazon Prime Day error can cost you a lot.

We spent a lot of time tracking down every Amazon Prime Day offer – and we ran into a problem.

Many of the current offers, most of which are Amazon's own devices, such as the Ring Doorbell 2 or the Fire TV Stick, will appear as a decent discount, but when you go to the product page, it's a good idea. ; displays. He will always show the original price.

For example, the Amazon Fire TV stick has a value of $ 14.99 in the search pages, but when you click on it, it often displays the original price of $ 39.99.

This is not limited to the United States, as we have reproduced in the United Kingdom as well. The Ring Doorbell 2 in the UK has a significant discount of up to £ 119, but clicking on it will get you a much higher price of £ 179.

Sometimes refreshing the page, consulting it on mobile devices or just trying to find other solutions on Amazon will display the exact price, but this solution is far from easy. To be consistent.

Even non-Amazon products are affected – we see the same thing in whiskey deals, for example.

This is a bit disturbing because if you click on the page from a direct link, you may not be aware of this price drop – add it to the shopping cart from the product page keeps the price at which the buyer would have been exposed.

There is a way around this problem: if you browse the Amazon Offers page, the "Add to Cart" option is offered, which allows you to honor the right price.

Our advice – if you see something at the right price, add it to your cart, even if in doubt about your purchase. It seems that it will "block" the correct price, so if you wish, it will help you.

We will update this story if we see things getting clearer or if we hear something from Amazon – but for now, if a deal seems too expensive, try reloading the page or d & # 39; access it via a phone to see if it works.

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