Staples - Deals and Shopping

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Staples - Deals and Shopping brings the retailer’s product browsing, rewards, order tracking and store services into one iPhone app. It suits people who already shop at Staples for office basics, school supplies, tech or printing, especially when they want to check offers before heading out. I like the idea of having shopping and in-store errands together, though it is most useful if Staples is already part of your routine.

A More Prepared Supply Run

When I’m running low on printer paper and need a few other basics, the app gives me a way to browse before making the trip. I can look through products, check weekly deals and app-only coupons, and see what is in stock at a store. That makes it easier to arrive with a short list instead of wandering the aisles hoping the items I need are available.

For a time-sensitive order, I can also choose between delivery on qualifying orders and same-day in-store pickup. If I’m already at the store, store mode puts coupons, rewards points, pickups and custom print orders within reach. The combination is practical: plan a shop at home, then use the phone for the details that matter when I’m there.

Shopping, Not a General Organizer

The app’s main job is to help me shop Staples, whether I’m buying ink, a laptop, classroom supplies or something for a breakroom. Deals and Easy Rewards add a reason to check in regularly, while order tracking is handy after checkout. It is a retailer’s shopping companion, not a general-purpose task manager or a way to compare every retailer’s prices in one place.

There is more here than product browsing, including store services such as printing, shipping, recycling and tech services. Still, those features support a Staples visit rather than replacing a dedicated shipping, photo or productivity app. I’d turn to this when I know Staples may be able to handle an errand; for unrelated shopping or organizing, I’d use a different tool.

Make Rewards Work for You

A useful habit is to check the offers before putting together a regular supply order. Easy Rewards members can choose bonus-points categories around the items they buy most, so it makes sense to revisit those choices as needs change. The app also describes personalized weekly offers, which gives me a reason to scan the account before paying rather than treating rewards as an afterthought.

I’d also keep the app handy for a store visit instead of opening it only when I need to place an order. Store mode can help with stock checks and product scans, and it brings pickup information and rewards into the same visit. If I ship packages, starting a shipping label in the app is another small step that may make an errand more straightforward.

Who Gets the Most From It

I’d recommend Staples - Deals and Shopping to people who regularly buy office or school supplies, manage a small workplace’s basics, or use Staples services such as custom printing and shipping. It is also a sensible fit for anyone who likes checking availability and offers before leaving home. Rewards members have another reason to keep it installed, since points and coupons are part of the app’s shopping flow.

It may be less compelling if you rarely shop at Staples or want a broad marketplace with products from many retailers. The app covers a wide range of categories, but its usefulness still depends on the store being relevant to your needs. I’d also consider whether you prefer arranging errands on a computer; the app’s conveniences are aimed at shopping and store visits from an iPhone.

Staples - Deals and Shopping is developed by STAPLES THE OFFICE SUPERSTORE, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP and is available for iOS through the Apple App Store. It is free to download and has a 4+ age rating. The listed minimum requirement is iOS 15.6, so it is intended for compatible iPhones and other supported Apple devices.

On the App Store, the app has a 4.9 rating from about 201,000 ratings. The listed version is 15.4.4. It was released on June 30, 2021, and its listed last update is November 3, 2026. Those figures can change, so I’d check the App Store page for the current details before downloading.

A Closer Look at the Staples Routine

Getting Started

My first impression is that this is meant to be useful both before and during a store visit. Product browsing and deals are relevant from the couch, while store mode is designed to come into play in person. If I already have a Staples account, I can use one login for the app and staples.com, keeping orders, coupons and points together.

I’d start by signing in, browsing a few everyday items and taking a look at the rewards options. Easy Rewards is described as free to join, with points earned on purchases and categories to customize for bonus points. That gives the app a clearer purpose than simply keeping a digital catalogue on my phone.

The Everyday Shop

The product range is broad enough to cover more than the familiar pens-and-paper run. Staples highlights ink and toner, printers, furniture, laptops and tablets, school supplies, snacks, travel accessories and facility essentials. I can see that being useful when a shopping list mixes routine restocking with a less frequent purchase, such as a chair or a printer.

For an order I have already placed, real-time tracking gives me a way to follow its progress in the app. If I need an item quickly, the described options include free next-day delivery to most of the U.S. on qualifying orders and same-day pickup in 30 minutes at a local Staples store. Availability and eligibility depend on the order and location.

Rewards and Store Tools

Easy Rewards is one of the app’s more distinctive pieces because it connects purchases with points, bonus categories and offers. Members can redeem points at checkout, and the description also mentions earning through in-store recycling and tech trade-ins. I’d expect this to matter most to regular customers; occasional shoppers may find the deals more immediately useful than building up points.

Store mode adds practical tools for people who are already on site. I can browse what is in stock, scan a product for more details, and access store services. Those services include the Print Shop, Amazon Returns, tech services, recycling, passport photos, TSA PreCheck enrollment and UPS shipping, so the app can support several kinds of errands in one visit.

A Simple Weekly Routine

For a small office, I’d use the app once a week to check what is running low, compare the current offers and place a combined order. Choosing rewards bonus categories around regular purchases could make sense for that pattern. After ordering, I’d use tracking rather than repeatedly checking the doorstep, then keep the app ready for the next supply run.

For a school or home routine, I’d take a different approach: browse seasonal school supplies or teacher picks, check store availability, then choose delivery or pickup depending on timing. A store visit could also include printing or shipping if those services are needed. The appeal is not a complicated workflow; it is having several Staples-related tasks available from one place.

Limits to Keep in Mind

The app’s value is tied to Staples. A deep product selection and store services are useful only when the retailer’s locations, inventory and services fit where I live. The description presents delivery and quick pickup options, but qualifying orders and local availability matter, so I would check the details for my own location before planning around a tight deadline.

Rewards and deals can add useful savings opportunities, but they do not turn the app into a neutral comparison-shopping service. I’d still decide what I need first and treat offers as a bonus rather than a reason to buy something. And although the app includes many services, it remains centered on Staples shopping rather than managing every kind of errand.

Staples - Deals and Shopping brings a useful set of retail tasks together: browsing, offers, rewards, delivery or pickup, tracking and store services. I especially like how it can move from planning at home to helping during a store visit. For regular Staples customers, that makes it a practical companion rather than just another place to browse products.

I’d give it a try if Staples is already where I buy supplies or handle printing and shipping. People who shop there only rarely may not get enough from rewards and store tools to make it part of their routine. Its strongest case is simple: fewer separate steps for the Staples errands you already have.

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