The 5 most surprising things our readers bought on Amazon this week  (No. 1 is weird)

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The 5 most surprising things our readers bought on Amazon this week  (No. 1 is weird)
ZDNET readers love random gadgets - and during Amazon's Spring Sale this past week, they picked up some interesting niche items that are still on sale.
Written by
Alison DeNisco Rayome,
Managing Editor
Managing Editor
March 31, 2026 at 12:01 p.m. PT
Dreamfarm Fluicer | for $16 (save $4)
Dreamfarm Fluicer
for $16 (save $4)
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ProtoArc CaseUp foldable keyboard combo | for $95 (save $5)
ProtoArc CaseUp foldable keyboard combo
for $95 (save $5)
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Whoosh! Screen Shine Pro Screen Cleaner | for $17 (save $3)
Whoosh! Screen Shine Pro Screen Cleaner
for $17 (save $3)
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Motorola Sound MA1 Android Adapter | for $35 (save $55)
Motorola Sound MA1 Android Adapter
for $35 (save $55)
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KTC 25-inch Portable TV | for $350 (save $150)
KTC 25-inch Portable TV
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During this year's
Amazon Spring Sale
, which has been running since last Wednesday and ends tonight, we've been tracking what deals ZDNET readers are actually purchasing amid all of the discounts. Some of the most popular items have been TVs (the
Sony Bravia II
), SSDs (like those from
Western Digital
), and headphones (like the
Sony WH-1000XM5
), which all feel somewhat expected during a sale.
Also:
Amazon Spring Sale live blog 2026: Last day to score top Amazon deals
But then, there are some top sellers that are on the more random and strange side. Out of the 25 most popular items ordered by hundreds of ZDNET readers through links on our pages during Amazon's Big Spring Sale, the following gadgets stood out for being a little off the beaten path -- but still worth noticing. (Note that your privacy is protected; we only have access to aggregate data from our user base, and there is no way for us to identify individual people's clicks or purchases.) Here are our five favorite niche products our readers purchased over the past week.
Last chance Spring Sale deals
The 5 weirdest Amazon top-sellers for ZDNET readers
Dreamfarm Fluicer
for $16 (save $4)
Alison DeNisco Rayome/ZDNET
Current price: $16 (with on-page coupon) (20% off)
Original price: $20
You may think you've juiced a lemon, lime, or orange efficiently before, but the Fluicer will prove you wrong. This little gadget truly gets every drop of juice out, and, as a bonus, lies flat in your kitchen drawer. It's the best juicer I've ever used, by far -- and I've heard the same thing from everyone else who's tried it.
Also:
This is hands-down the best juicer I've ever used - and it's on sale
Show more
View now at Amazon
ProtoArc CaseUp foldable keyboard combo
for $95 (save $5)
Kyle Kucharski/ZDNET
Current price: $95 (5% off)
Original price: $99
ProtoArc's CaseUp combo is the remote kit ZDNET laptop reviewer Kyle Kucharski uses while traveling. It comes with a mouse, a foldable keyboard (both with Bluetooth multi-point connectivity), and a laptop stand for a complete home office setup, which you can bring everywhere from a hotel room to a coffee shop. It all fits into one sleek, easy-to-pack carrying case.
Review:
ProtoArc CaseUp combo
Show more
View now at Amazon
Whoosh! Screen Shine Pro Screen Cleaner
for $17 (save $3)
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNE

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