These Are My Favorite Black Friday Sales of the Year

These Are My Favorite Black Friday Sales of the Year

Black Friday deals are in full swing even though it doesn't officially start until Friday. Most of the deals you’ll find today are already the best they’ll be, so there’s no reason to wait. I price-checked the best deals from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and Target, so you don’t have to. The following deals are guaranteed to be the best prices you'll find, without any tricks or price hikes (you’d be surprised how many “deals" I found designed to trick you). Here are the best deals for TVs, laptops, speakers, headphones, vacuums, video games, Apple, security cameras, and kitchen appliances.

The best Black Friday TV deals

If you're looking for the best TV deal, Best Buy's Samsung 85” Class CU7000 takes the throne. It is $897.99 (originally $1,299.99) after a $402 discount. This brings this UHD 4K smart Tizen TV to its lowest price yet, according to Honey’s price history.

The best Black Friday laptop deals

The best laptop deal is Best Buy's Lenovo Yoga 7i laptop is $549.99 (originally $849.99) after a $300 discount. This 16" WUXGA tablet hybrid laptop has an Intel Core i5, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage. You can save an extra $50 with a My Best Buy Plus or My Best Buy Total membership. This brings this laptop to its lowest price yet, according to Honey’s price history.

The best Black Friday speaker deals

The best Bluetooth speaker deal goes to Walmart's JBL Charge 4 going for $89 (originally $179.99). This portable speaker is the lowest price it has been, according to Honey’s price history. This 5.75-pound speaker is water resistant with an IPX7 rating and can connect up to two smartphones or tablets at the same time. You can get up to 20 hours of playtime with this speaker.

The best Black Friday headphone deals

If you're looking for a great deal on noise-cancelling earbuds, look no further than Best Buy's JBL Reflect Mini, going for $59.99 (originally $149.99) after a $90 discount. These wireless in-ear earbuds with seven hours of battery life are currently matching their lowest price yet, according to Honey’s price history.

The best Black Friday stick and robot vacuum deals

The best stick vacuum goes to Walmart's Shark IZ362H, currently 43% off at $199.99 (originally $349.99), which is the lowest price it’s been, according to Camelcamelcamel's price history. This vacuum gives you 40 minutes of running time after two-and-a-half hours of charging. One of the best features of this vacuum is its self-cleaning brush roll, which is great for picking up pet hair and keeping hair rolls from forming at the brush head. You can turn this vacuum into a hand-held vacuum with a longer nozzle to reach high areas in your home. You'll also have an LED light to see debris more easily on the floor.

The best Black Friday video game console deals

The best console deal comes, perhaps surprisingly, from Dell. They currently have a Nintendo Switch OLED deal with a $75 gift card. Although the price for the OLED model from Dell is not discounted from its usual $349.99, the $75 gift card makes it the best deal available. With the gift card, you can buy any of the games available and still have some money left over. The best game bundle for the basic Nintendo Switch is and has been the Mario Kart bundle for at least three Black Fridays. I have yet to see a better deal from Nintendo on their basic console since its release. You can get the bundle for $299.99 at Best Buy, Target, GameStop, Walmart, or Amazon.

The best Black Friday security camera deals

All these security camera bundles are great. What is best will depend on what you’re looking for.

The best Black Friday smartwatch deals

The best smartwatch deal goes to Walmart's Apple Watch SE, 2nd Gen (GPS, 40mm), currently going for $179 (originally $249). This is the lowest price this smartwatch has reached, according to Honey's price history.

The best Black Friday monitor deals

Best Buy wins the best monitor deal award with the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7, currently going for $499.99 (originally $999.99) after a $500 discount. This 43" 4K UHD smart gaming monitor with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro is the lowest price it has ever been, according to Honey’s price history.

The best Black Friday Amazon product deals

The third-generation Echo Show 5 is currently matching its lowest price at $39.99 (originally $89.99), according to Camelcamelcamel’s price history. You can get it with a free smart light, or, for $10 more, you can get the bundle with the Blink Mini camera instead.

The best Black Friday tablet deals

The Amazon Fire HD 10 Plus tablet is $94.99 (originally $179.99), and that's the lowest price it's ever been, according to Camelcamelcamel. This is the Plus version of the 2021 model and is $15 more than the 2023 Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet for an extra GB of RAM.

The best Black Friday kitchen deals

The KitchenAid 5.5 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer from Best Buy is $249.99 (originally $449.99) after a $200 discount. This is the lowest price in the past four months, according to Camecamelcamel's price history.

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