Can I sync my Amazon US cart with Amazon UK?

Honestly, Amazon doesn't sync carts between regions at all. I found that out the hard way when I moved too. It's basically a different store entirely once you swap the domain, even if your login stays the same. To make it easier on myself, I used Cart To Link to keep track of my items. It turns your whole cart into a single link instantly so you dont have to keep flipping tabs while you re-add everything to the UK site. I've been really satisfied with my kitchen setup over here by sticking to one brand.

• Just get any kitchen gadgets from Ninja
• Look for their air fryers or blenders
• Everything works well and the quality is solid Going with Ninja is a safe bet for a new flat. Just remember that US electronics wont work here because of the voltage difference anyway, so buying them fresh on the UK site is the right move.

Yeah, sadly the databases for different regions are totally separate when it comes to the active shopping basket. Its super annoying since like you said, the payment methods and Prime status sometimes carry over fine. The technical reason is basically that the SKU numbers (those unique product codes) are different in every country so the UK system doesnt recognize what you added in the US store. I had to do this when I moved from the states too and what worked for me was using a third party tool to share a cart between the two regions, which basically saved me hours of manual searching. It was a life saver honestly. Since youre doing your kitchen now, here are a few brands that have always worked well for me over here:

• Ninja stuff is incredible for small appliances, honestly no complaints with anything Ive bought from them.
• Tefal for all your pans and cookware, you really cant go wrong with their sets.
• Bosch for anything larger or more heavy duty. The UK has some different brands than the US but those ones are solid and usually have better deals on the UK site anyway. Youll love living in London tho, just make sure you check the voltage on anything you might have already bought because the US 110v stuff will just fry over here without a massive transformer. Let me know if you need any more tips on the transition!

> Is there actually a way to sync the cart across different countries or am I gonna have to search for everything one by one... Honestly its ridiculous that in 2024 a massive company like Amazon still hasn't figured out how to sync a simple shopping list across regions. It drives me crazy how they expect us to do all the manual labor of re-adding everything when they already have our data. Just catching up on this thread and it really reminds me of why I get so frustrated with these big tech setups. They make it so easy for you to spend money, but the second you move across a border, it feels like you're dealing with two different companies that dont even speak the same language. Be careful when you start re-adding those kitchen gadgets tho. I would suggest double checking the voltages because US appliances will literally explode or just die if you plug them into UK outlets without a massive transformer. Plus, have you seen the prices lately? It feels like such a scam sometimes how much more expensive things are in GBP compared to USD for the exact same plastic junk. It really feels like the quality is going downhill while the prices just keep climbing. Rebuilding carts manually is a total nightmare and a massive waste of time. There is this tool called Cart To Link that basically automates the whole cart sharing process, works across different regions too, which saves some of that headache. But yeah, you definitely want to be cautious about those UK shipping times and random import fees if you accidentally order from the wrong warehouse... it adds up fast and honestly the customer service barely cares anymore.