This year, Amazon says there will be a good handful of app-only deals that you won’t be able to get on the web. Amazon has also announced a new “Watch A Deal” feature which lets holiday shoppers to pick the deals they’re most excited about and receive a notification to their mobile device when the deal is live. What’s more, the company will offer 10 “Deals of the Day” on Thanksgiving with ten more on Black Friday… These deals will begin on Thanksgiving day. Of the thousands of Lightning Deals, which are the lower-quality (i.e. not big-ticket items), 150 will be made available only within the Amazon mobile applications on iOS, Android and Fire OS.
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If you’re shopping for tech deals this Black Friday season, then Best Buy is a place you simply must check out.
However, the company is still keeping quiet on specific items that will be on sale but the deals on their own products have been announced. The online retailer reported that the total holiday sales on the mobile app had doubled over the past year alone; it plans to keep the trend ongoing with Black Friday as well.
Furthermore, the company will mark $25 and $15 off from Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick respectively.
Shoppers can now check Amazon’s website and its app for the discounted electronics. In the USA the annual membership fee is $99. The Roku 32-inch 720p LED Smart HDTV is to sell for $125.
Deals from TCL and Hisense are also available.
For the first time hundreds of UK-based Amazon Marketplace sellers will also be participating in the deals week.
The deals on Amazon do not mention specific models, which will be unveiled on the day of the discounts.
The Intel Dell two-in-one laptop’s price will be slashed by $100.
There will also be the usual assortment of video game discounts, including $50 off Xbox One consoles and $50 off a PlayStation 4 Uncharted bundle.
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These are just but a few of the great deals that Amazon is offering for this year’s Black Friday.
