All articles tagged with #affordable products
The article lists 53 budget-friendly alternatives to expensive products across categories like fashion, beauty, and home decor, including shoes, jewelry, fragrances, and accessories, emphasizing quality and style at a fraction of the cost.
BuzzFeed has compiled a list of 34 inexpensive products that are worthy of compliments. The list includes wireless Bluetooth earbuds, cross-waist leggings, a clump-free mascara, mini macaron boxes, a coffee cup holder, a duffel bag, a color-shifting mushroom light, a cropped corduroy shacket, high-performance matte lipsticks, a rainbow prism suncatcher, faux-leather leggings, pastel kitchen tools, a roomy denim jacket, a plug-in car accessory, a glass diffuser and humidifier, a vintage-inspired bustier, mini cheese boards, a pink cowboy hat disco ball car accessory, round circle sunglasses, a moon phase garland, a blank acrylic dry-erase board, a long-sleeve turtleneck sweater, and more.
BuzzFeed has compiled a list of 28 products under $20 from Amazon that are both affordable and practical. The products range from a jar of cleaning putty for hard-to-reach crevices to a toothbrush holder and dispenser that eliminates toothpaste smears. Other items include an eyeliner stamp, a bug bite suction tool, wireless earbuds, and a silicone spoon holder. These products offer convenience and functionality without breaking the bank.
CMF by Nothing, a sub-brand of Nothing, has launched its first three products: the Buds Pro earbuds, Watch Pro smartwatch, and Power 65W GaN charger. Designed by the same team behind Nothing's premium products, these devices offer high-end design at affordable prices. The Buds Pro feature hybrid active noise cancellation and customizable touch controls, while the Watch Pro offers basic smartwatch functionalities and a long battery life. The Power 65W GaN charger supports fast charging for various devices. These products will be available in the US and the UK, with prices starting at $49.
IKEA is investing $2.2 billion to add 17 new locations in the US over the next three years, including eight stores and nine "plan and order" points, which will create over 2,000 jobs. The company also plans to open 900 new pick-up locations for customers. IKEA currently operates 51 stores and two "plan and order" points in the US. The expansion is aimed at increasing the density of IKEA's presence in the US and making its products and services more accessible and affordable to local customers.
IKEA's owner, Ingka Group, plans to invest $2.2 billion in expanding its stores in the US over the next three years, with the aim of winning market share as other big-box retailers close stores. The expansion will include eight new big IKEA stores, nine smaller stores, and upgrades to existing stores. The move comes as cash-strapped consumers look for more affordable products. The expansion will create 2,000 jobs, and the planned stores would increase the number of IKEA locations in the US by around a third.