It’s the most wonderful time of the year–and family is only part of the reason. The other part? All of the amazing sales to make your Christmas shine! Whether you’re buying for parents, children, friends, or for yourself, there’s a host of Black Friday deals at your favorite retailers that are sure to put a little pep in your step!
If you haven’t looked at the sneak peek Black Friday ads that have been circulating yet, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best deals and where to find them. Let’s break-down the savings by store–we’ve included Walmart, Target, Home Depot, and Best Buy on our list!
Walmart
If your family hasn’t gotten their hands on the PS5 or Xbox Series X yet, both systems will be back in stock for Black Friday (or Nov 22nd for W+ Members). Big savings in other video game needs like software, headsets, and controllers are also up for grabs.
Is it time to upgrade your cell phone? Walmart is offering up to $750 in egift cards with eligible cell phone trade-ins when you purchase a new device and service through Walmart.
And if your home needs to outsource some of its cleaning needs, there is a little lady called Roomba that could be of service! This automated vacuum cleaner will be on sale for $230 off retail price on Black Friday and believe me, it’s a game changer for keeping your floors tidy.
For more savings, view the full Walmart Black Friday ad HERE. Please note that Walmart tailors their Black Friday ads by location, so you’ll need to provide your zip code to view the savings in your area.
Target
If you’re in the market for a new laptop, Target may actually be your Black Friday destination this year. They’re offering up to $200 in savings on select Windows laptops, making it much easier for your family to stay connected this holiday season. And if gaming is more your family’s style, you can save up to $170 on select gaming laptops as well.
For the kiddos in your life, Christmas shopping just got a whole lot cheaper. Target is offering 50% off on a wide-variety of toys, games, and video game software, as well as a buy 2 get 1 free deal on books, movies, and music.
For more savings, view the full Target Black Friday ad HERE. Please note that Target tailors their Black Friday ads by location, so you’ll need to provide your zip code to view the savings in your area.
Home Depot
Perhaps the most notable Black Friday sale at this retailer is on appliances. Home Depot is offering up to $750 in savings when buying two or more select appliances–plus free delivery and a 12-month financing option. If you’ve been waiting to update your kitchen or buy that new washer and dryer, this could be the perfect time for you!
There is also a seriously good buy one get one free deal on power tools. When purchasing one of two available kits, you’ll get to pick one of three power tools to take home for free! If there’s a handy-man (or handy-lady) in your life, this could be the perfect one-stop Christmas gift shop for you.
For more savings, view the full Home Depot Black Friday ad HERE. Please note that Home Depot tailors their Black Friday ads by location, so you’ll need to provide your zip code to view the savings in your area.
Best Buy
To no one’s surprise, one of the best TV sales is happening at Best Buy on Black Friday. You can save $900 on a Samsung 75 in QLED 4K UHD smart television–snag yours for $1,899 on November 25th!
Good news if you’re an Apple fan as well–Best Buy is knocking $500 off the price of a new 21.5” iMac with 4k display (8GB Memory, 256 SSD) as well. More laptop and electronic savings abound of course, so check out if your family’s hot item is on sale in the ad linked below!
For more savings, view the full Best Buy Black Friday Ad HERE. Please note that you’ll have to sign-in to your Best Buy account to view their savings and save the price match guarantee.
As your family ventures out this holiday season in search of savings, please remember to be safe and follow each store’s safety policies. And if you do happen to miss the deal you had your eye on don’t worry–Cyber Monday is just around the corner.
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