Amazon has launched a low-cost online storefront featuring electronics, apparel and other products priced at under $20, an effort to compete with discount retailers like Shein and Temu that have increasingly encroached on the e-commerce giant's turf. Which of these have you shopped online at?

In a blog post on Wednesday, the company said the new Amazon Haul storefront will mostly feature products that cost less than $10 and offer free delivery on orders over $25. Amazon plans to ship the products to U.S. customers from a warehouse it operates in China, according to documentation the company provided to sellers. Amazon said Haul orders could arrive within one to two weeks. Temu and Shein often get criticism over the environmental impact of the ultra-fast fashion business model the two companies follow. Are you concerned about the environmental impact of these stores?

Amazon's new storefront, which is only available on its shopping app and mobile website, features unbranded products, such a phone case and a hairbrush that cost $2.99, and a sleeveless dress that retails for $14.99. The company is seeking to drive home its message on value, with banners on its page advertising "crazy low prices" and activewear "that won't stretch your budget." Are you more likely to buy unbranded cheaper products, or branded products that may be more expensive?