Using Amazon's wish list for easy shopping

When it comes to online shopping for reputable American products, one of the stores I like frequenting is the Amazon marketplace. Another website I prefer searching for goods and comparing prices is Google shopping.

Amazon's wish list is simply a bit like doing window shopping but without really buying anything but it kind of makes shopping easier for you, especially when you eventually want to make that purchase. If you are logged into your Amazon account and are looking through the products being sold, there are two useful buttons by the side - One is for adding to cart while the other is for adding to your Wish list. a
A wish list is a collection of items you would want to have but have not decided on buying it yet. You don't have to make any payments and it includes the current prices and product details so as to help you make a quicker transaction when you've decided to buy.

I was looking through a list of computer accessories and devices which I need but havent't decided on buying yet and I just added a couple of them on my list and my, the list is really growing, but it's a good thing.

Why I love the wish list button
It makes shopping easier - No more confusion or distractions during shopping. You know there are at times you'd go to the mall and wanted to buy something specifically but only get distracted and bought something else. In some cases, you even end up not buying what you originally intended to buy. Well, it's not entirely your fault as shopping in a large market and deciding on what to buy exactly can be a burden. Now with a wish list, you would be able to gather items you really wanted to buy and need, make faster decisions in buying them and leaving the marketplace with the least distraction. It offers a sort of effective shopping plan without getting you lost in the marketplace.

In effect, here are 3 things I believe Amazon's wishlist can help you to do:
- Faster shopping experience
- Better decision making
- Works on your budget

Want to know one of the top items I wished for using Amazon's wish list?
Well it's the Amazon Kindle Fire