The tradition continues this year, as the company’s just-leaked Black Friday ad shows.
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Logitech keyboards. At 40 percent off, these keyboards for certain Samsung tablets can be snagged over at Best Buy’s Black Friday offer.
This November 27, the Black Friday sale, which happens on the Friday after Thanksgiving in the U.S., companies and retailers will be offering huge discounts not only on toys, clothes and other goods, but also for prime electronic items.
It may be better to wait for Black Friday, though.
Retailers are also making a store trip unnecessary by pushing the same deals online and making deals available at various points throughout the season. Black Friday deals, typically, can lure such shoppers. It will be selling the 64 GB and 128 GB editions of the iPad Air 2 Wi-Fi only model with a discount of $150.
On November 1, Toys ” R”Us began offering special deals and coupon offers on its vast selection of toys.
The ease of online shopping has kept a few retailers from opening their doors ahead of Black Friday. They join Macy’s, Sears, Belk and Kohl’s, each of which previously announced plans to open at 6 p.m. on Gray Thursday, as the day before Black Friday now is known.
Walmart is again offering a mobile check-in service that lets you buy online and pick up your items in the store.
Other noteworthy deals include $12.99 for an 18-piece glass storage set, A 5-quart KitchenAid mixer for $299 (originally priced at $500), $30 wearable fitness trackers and $10 memory foam pillows. Smartwatches and fitness trackers are in the mix as well with the Gear S2 for $249, the Misfit Flash activity tracker for $14.99 and a promo that knocks $100 off the Apple Watch.
In the latest press release, Walmart announced more “Rollbacks” that will last for 90 days and lesser limited time offers.
More discounted deals from Staples are also expected to arrive during the aforementioned holiday. Hours vary by location, and store-specific information is listed on available here.
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Every year, millions of Americans take advantage of Thanksgiving and Black Friday since these two offer them a lot of discounts on nearly everything they purchase ahead of the holiday season.
