Avid Target shoppers will be glad to know that Black Friday has come early for their favorite retail store. They are introducing deals that will give ample discounts to its customers in TVs, video games. An Apple Watch is $100 off, while $200 is knocked off MacBooks and iMacs.
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Moreover, its deal related to cameras provides several dollars off on Nikon and Canon DSL series as well as on memory cards.
Smaller retailers have a harder time matching those deals, and more of them seem to be staying closed on Thanksgiving this year, analysts said. 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. While the most obvious differences are the days they are released, Cyber Mondays offer internet-only discounts that are not included in Black Fridays.
Target, however, will be selling a number of popular Apple devices and other hot electronics when Black Friday comes around, according to Target’s full 40-page ad leaked online.
While these deal are enticing, a trip to J.C. Penney on Black Friday won’t be a walk in the park.
People are walking past a Walmart sign outside a store in Arkansas.
Black Friday offers on select Apple smartphones and tablets are coming to major retailers throughout the U.S.in 2015.
There are also deals on toys, Blu-ray discs, and vacuum cleaners. As the day nears, more and more tech deals have become apparent.
Outdoor specialty chain REI made the surprising announcement that it would remain closed on Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday this year. The Cincinnati-based retailer said Wednesday that its sales did not improve in the third quarter as expected and attributed this to “tepid” spending in key apparel and accessories by USA customers.
Black Friday is kicking off a little early at Target this year. So, it is always worth checking the best deals on other websites too.
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However, many retailers try to build up the excitement each year by keeping all of its promos under wraps until Black Friday arrives, as per Morning Ledger. It might do the same this year. Love music? There’s also a $69.99 Karaoke machine in the sales ad for Target.
