Who’s going after what?
I for one have stopped being excited about the door buster deals and the “extreme” specials they have (just smaller markup on many items).
I also heard that many companies do one-off cheaper products such as laptops specifically for these specials and that model isn’t a typically carried model, hence why it’s so cheap.
Regardless here is the website with a list of things
Also
(best deals)
TELEVISIONS
Best Buy: $179 40-inch Toshiba LCD TV, originally about $348.91. (CNET)
Walmart: $688 Vizio 60-inch LED Smart TV, originally $999.99. (CNET)
Sears: $97 32" LCD HDTV, the cheapest 32" HDTV seen in this years sales by $72 (Christian Science Monitor)
AAFES.com: $799 Sony 55" 120Hz 1080p LED-Backlit LCD HDTV, lowest price seen all year for the model by199 (Christian Science Monitor)
CELL PHONES
Best Buy: Free Motorola Droid Razr with 2-year Verizon contract (CNET)
Wirefly.com: More than 50 cell phones for less than $1 including the latest Android, Windows Phone 8 and Blackberry with 2-year agreement (PCMag)
E-READERS
Sears: $39.99 Nook Simple Touch, originally $99.99. The Nook is lightweight, has build-in Wi-Fi and a battery life of up to two months. (CNET)
Target: $85 Amazon Kindle Keyboard 3G, originally about $140 on Amazon price for Black Friday (CIO)
Best Buy: $159 Amazon Kindle Fire 8GB Tablet with a $30 Best Buy gift card, $159 on Amazon’s website (Christian Science Monitor)
GAMES
Target: $199.99 Xbox 360 Kinect Bundle, originally $299.99 (Mashable)
Sears: $99 Nintendo Wii with Wii Sports, console retails for about $129 (CNET)
Best Buy: $34.99 for Halo 2, Black Ops 4 and other games originally $54.99 (CNET)
Best Buy, Target, Toys R Us: $199 Sony PlayStation Vita bundle, $319.97 value (CNET)
COMPUTERS, TABLETS
Dell.com: $299.99 Dell Inspirion 14z, originally $599.99. Dell says there will only be a limited amount (CNET)
Office Depot: $350 HP 17.3-inch laptop with Pentium processor,originally about $550 (CIO)
Staples: $199 RIM 7-inch, 16GB PlayBook tablet, originally about $499 on RIM’s website (CIO)
Sears: $80 Sylvania 7-inch MID Tablet, originally about $120 (CIO)
APPLE PRODUCTS
Best Buy: $195 8GB iPod touch 4th Generation plus $50 Best Buy gift card (CIO), $145 iPod Nano 16GB MP3 Player 7th Generation plus $20 Best Buy gift card (Christian Science Monitor)
Walmart: $399 Apple iPad 2 16GB WiFi Tablet plus $75 Walmart gift card, originally $399 on Apple’s website (Christian Science Monitor)
Office Max: $50 iTunes gift card for $35 (Christian Science Monitor)
<b>CLOTHING</b>
Gap:60 percent off select items, men’s and women’s sweater for $19 until noon on Black Friday, graphic T-shirts for kids and babies for $5
Old Navy: Adult jeans for $15 from 12 a.m. to 4 a.m., coats starting at $19 for adults and $15 for kids from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Bloomingdales: 25 percent off all women’s denim until 1 p.m.
Nordstrom: Discounts on beauty products like MAC, Chanel and Bobbi Brown
HOME GOODS
- Lowes: 25 percent off all Dyson vaccums and appliances, $99 Allen and Roth glass pendant light and a chance to win a $50 gift card just for “liking” the store on Facebook.
- Michael’s: 60 percent off custom framing, 50 percent off one regular priced item of your choice and $19.99 for a 108-piece art set
Only things I’d even consider buying this year will be anything I can order online, then again I’ll also see what Cyber Monday has to offer.
Just tradition for me to go out every year!