AmazonBasics

New Amazon Basics Combination Wrench Sets – So What?

Amazon has come out with a selection of combination wrench sets, but does it matter?

Amazon slapped their name on an auto-loading utility knife that actually looks interesting.

Amazon sells inexpensive AmazonBasics earmuffs, but there’s cause for hesitation.

Amazon is now selling their own tool and parts organizers.

Amazon has come out with their own brand of permanent marker. (And as of the time of this posting, the 24-count colored pack is on sale.)

Amazon has come out with new… pliers. Yes, really.

Amazon makes tablets, E-readers, and phones, and now they make outdoors extension cables too.

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