Retailers Keep Post-Memorial Day Discounts at Up to 83% Off on Grills and Tech

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 25

83%-off wireless earbuds, 70%-off pillows and a 50%-off DeWalt drill rank among the post-Memorial Day deals still available after the holiday ended.
Amazon and other retailers are extending markdowns across seasonal and household categories, with grills under $140, sunscreen at $5.51 and apparel discounts reaching 60% off.
Several offers are framed as unusually strong value points, including multiple items at their lowest price ever or lowest price this year, such as the pillows, polo shirt and drill set.
Bigger-ticket outdoor and home goods are also still discounted, including patio furniture, mattresses and grills, suggesting retailers are using the post-holiday window to keep summer-demand categories moving.

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