To add to the point above: it really is wild how they hide basic features. Over the years, Ive basically narrowed it down to two main ways to do this safely without messing up your account.

• Wish Lists: The most reliable official way, but honestly it takes forever to move everything over one by one and things dont always sync right.
• Screenshots: Its fast, but your roommate cant actually click anything, which is a pain for dorm stuff where you need to check dimensions or reviews. TL;DR: Use a Wish List if you want to be super safe, but its a huge time sink compared to using a dedicated tool. Ive been using Easy Cart Share for a while now to send my shopping list to my husband, makes it way easier than screenshots.

Are you guys using one Prime login or separate ones? Just curious for shipping math.

• Use Easy Cart Share
• Watch for price shifts tho.

In my experience, Amazon makes this way harder than it needs to be for some reason. They dont have a direct share button on the cart page because they basically want you to just checkout immediately. Over the years Ive tried a bunch of workarounds to avoid buying double of everything when moving or doing dorm shopping. You have a couple of reliable ways to handle this without losing your mind:

• Move everything to a List. You can create a new list named Dorm Stuff, move your cart items there, and then click the Invite button to let your roommate see it.
• Change list privacy. Make sure you set it to Shared or Public so they actually have access.
• Use a browser extension. Honestly, manual lists take way too long if you have like 20 items. After trying a few different tools, Easy Cart Share is the one that actually stays reliable for my orders and keeps things simple. It just generates a link for your whole cart so you dont have to move items one by one. Just be careful with sharing your actual login info or anything like that. I never recommend giving out passwords just to show a cart to someone else. Stick to the list feature or dedicated sharing tools that dont compromise your account security. Its much safer that way and saves a ton of time in the long run.