Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2014 deals and steals

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Target's Black Friday Gadget Deals Start Today

Nov. 10
  • Apple TV ($89, originally $100)
  • nabi 2 Android Tablet ($130, originally $180)
  • Beats by Dre Studio Headphones ($250, originally $300)
  • RCA 8" Tablet ($70, originally $120)
  • Black & Decker Junior Power Tool Workshop ($39, originally $60)
  • A selection of $9 movies and $7 CDs
  • Hello Kitty CD Karaoke System ($40, originally $50)
  • Jensen Boombox ($30, originally $40)


Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27-29

These deals will be up on Target.com Thanksgiving morning before the stores open at 6 p.m.

  • All the deals listed above
  • The new iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3 are priced as normal ($499 and $399, respectively, but the Air comes with a $140 Target gift card, and the Mini comes with a $100 Target gift card)
  • iPhone 6 16GB ($180 with 2-year contract and $30 Target gift card, originally $200)
  • iPhone 5S 16GB ($79 with 2-year contract and $30 Target gift card, originally $100)
  • iTunes Gift Card, Buy one get one 30% off
  • Virgin Mobile Kyocera Hydro Vibe smartphone ($30, originally $150, no contract)
  • Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone ($0.01 with 2-year contract, originally $200)
  • Beats by Dre Solo HD Headphones ($97, originally $170)
  • HP Envy Wireless Printer ($60, originally $130)
  • Canon T5 DSLR Bundle ($449, originally $799)
  • Nikon L330 20.2MP High Zoom Camera ($99, originally $230)
  • Nikon D3200 Camera and 2-Lens Bundle ($497, originally $780)
  • GoPro HERO3+ Silver Edition ($250, originally $300, plus free $50 Target gift card)
  • Westinghouse 55" 1080p LED HDTV ($395)
  • Element 40" 1080p LED HDTV ($119)
  • Samsung 50" 1080p LED HDTV ($478, originally $700)
  • Samsung 32" LED HDTV ($198, originally $250)
  • Vizio 39" LED HDTV ($220, originally $350)
  • Samsung 37" Bluetooth Soundbar ($88, originally $180)
  • Sony WiFi Blu-Ray Player ($50, originally $120)
  • RCA 9" Portable DVD Player ($55, originally $90)
  • Fitbit Charge Wireless Activity + Sleep Wristband ($100, originally $130)
  • Sony PlayStation 4 ($399, comes two free TBD games)
  • Xbox One ($330, originally $400, plus free $50 Target gift card and two free digital-download games)
  • Dyson DC50 Allergy Vacuum ($279, originally $450)
  • Casio 61-Key Electronic Keyboard ($65, originally $100)
Black Friday, Nov. 28 Only
In addition to the above electronics deals, from 6 a.m. to noon on Black Friday only, customers can purchase up to $300 of Target gift cards with 10 percent off at brick-and-mortar stores and online.


http://www.popsugar.com/tech/Target-Black-Friday-2014-36085337
 
Best Buy’s Black Friday 2014 Apple deals:

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http://9to5mac.com/2014/11/11/best-buy-black-friday-2014-apple-deals/



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Target stores will open at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, but for shoppers who just can’t wait, there will be online-only deals all day. It will offer freebies like gift cards and video games with the purchase of hot products like the iPad Air 2, Xbox One and Sony PlayStation 4.

Target will offer 10% off of its gift cards on Black Friday. Store-brand gift cards help bring shoppers back, and often encourage them to spend more than they would otherwise.

http://fox2now.com/2014/11/11/view-the-target-black-friday-ad-for-2014/
 
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Xbox One Master Chief Collection bundle, PS4 GTA 5 bundle get Black Friday price cut at Walmart

Walmart published its Black Friday deals this morning, which include 3DS XL, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One bundles. It also includes three separate sales, an online-only component, and two items that are guaranteed to be in the store.

Check out the breakdown below for help navigating the labyrinthine deals and make sure you check out our links to other Black Friday deals at the bottom of this post.


Event one, starts 6 p.m. Thursday

Guaranteed either in stock or rain check for first hour.

Xbox One with Halo: Master Chief Collection and a $30 Walmart gift card for $329.

16GB iPad mini wifi with $30 Walmart gift card for $199.

DS

3DS XL Super Mario Bros. 2 Gold Edition bundle for $149.96

Games

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is on sale for $49.96 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One and $39.96 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

You can pick up the Disney Infinity Originals, Disney Infinity Marvel and Skylanders: Trap Team starter packs for $37 each. You can also get Disney Infinity, Skylanders Trap Team, Swap Force and Giants characters for $9 each.

Walmart has a slew of games on sale in four price categories. The $35 games includeDestiny, Mario Kart 8 and Watch Dogs. The $25 games include Grand Theft Auto 5 andMario Kart 7. The $20 games include The Last of Us and Titanfall and the $15 includeMinecraft and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

PlayStation

PlayStation 4 with $50 Walmart gift card for $399.

PlayStation 4 with The Last of Us Remastered and Grand Theft Auto 5 for $399.

PlayStation 4 bundle with choice of two games (at Walmart.com only) $449.

PlayStation 4 camera for $39.96.

PlayStation 4 camo or black controller for $39.96.

Xbox

Xbox One Assassin's Creed bundle, which comes with Unity and Black Flag, for $329.

Xbox One with 12 month gold membership and choice of game (at Walmart.com only) $379.

Xbox 360 4GB for $99.

Xbox Live three month gold membership half off.

Xbox One controller for $39.96.

Xbox 360 controller for $29.96

EVENT TWO, STARTS 8 P.M. THURSDAY
16GB iPad Air wifi with $100 Walmart gift card $397.

EVENT THREE, STARTS 6 A.M. FRIDAY
16GB iPhone 5s with $75 Walmart gift card for $79.

16GB iPhone 6 with $75 Walmart gift card for $79.

Walmart is also having a pretty good one-day sale right now.


http://www.polygon.com/2014/11/12/7...-collection-bundle-ps4-gta-5-bundle-get-black

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I'm considering finally getting a WiiU to complete the trifecta but am amazed that there is no push by Nintendo to try to compete. The only deals I've seen haven't been much more than some discounted games tossed with a regular price bundle. If I have to wait another year I will.
 
well some of us know how not to act like a complete tool so that we don't arrested.
 
Much better to shop online then go through this on BF.

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Yeah, not sure why anyone wouldn't just go online. Deals are just as good. I think some people just may like the adrenaline rush, lol.
 
Black Friday doesn't have the best deals

The monikers Black Friday and Cyber Monday have become linguistic pawns in the retail discount game as stores take "doorbusters" digital and dangle "Black Friday" sales in front of customers weeks before the actual event.

Now, Thanksgiving is officially better than Black Friday when it comes to getting deals, according to a report from Adobe Systems. But shoppers don't even have to wait until then to take home hot products at the cheapest prices.

Black Friday is "more of an idea than a single-day event anymore," says Calvin Silva, lead retail analyst at Nasdaq Advisory Services.

Enter the pre-Black Friday sale. In the never-ending race to stay ahead of the competition, retailers are rolling out deeper discounts earlier. Target, Walmart, Amazon, Kohl's, Toys R Us, Sears and Staples are all planning pre-Black Friday sales, some of which have already started.

Online prices will hit their lowest point on Thanksgiving, with an average discount of 24%, according to Adobe. That beats any other day of the holiday season. Prices will still be an average of 20% off the week leading up to Thanksgiving, and online and in-store prices are generally expected to match, other than with store-specific Black Friday promotions, Adobe says. As online and mobile shopping grows in popularity every year, retailers are trying to compete with the fact that customers can access goods online anytime they want, says Jon Lal, CEO of coupon site BeFrugal.com. Walmart is calling its campaign the "new Black Friday."

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2014/11/13/black-friday-deals-not-best/18865165/
 
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Toys R Us Black Friday Ad Posted!

Our hand-picked favorites:


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http://bfads.net/Toys-R-Us-Black-Friday-Ad-Posted-2014
 
Black Friday 2014: Walmart is stretching Black Friday deals over a 5-day period

For mega-retailer Walmart, one day of Black Friday shopping just isn't enough. Neither is two, three or four days, apparently.

Walmart announced this week that Black Friday deals will begin online early on Thanksgiving and extend over a 5-day period into the first week of December.

"Black Friday has become Black Friday week," Duncan Mac Naughton, Walmart's chief merchandising officer, said in the statement. "Our customers want to shop when they want to shop so we're trying to expand the times and product availability with them."

Beginning at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, the store will make online Black Friday deals available. Then, at 6 p.m., Walmart will offer in-store deals of the usual Black Friday fare -- everything from toys to appliances to electronics.

The stores will hold sales "events" at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday, with more beginning at 6 a.m. Friday.


http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2014/11/black_friday_2014_walmart_is_s.html
 
PS4 on Black Friday: GTA V Bundle and LEGO Batman 3 Bundle

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The first bundle is the Grand Theft Auto V PS4 Black Friday Bundle featuring a 500GB PS4 and a copy of Grand Theft Auto V, as well as a digital download voucher for The Last of Us Remastered — all for just $399.99 USD/$449.99 CAD

Our second Black Friday bundle features a 500GB PS4, LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham and LittleBigPlanet 3 — all for just $399.99 USD/$449.99 CAD

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/11/14/ps4-on-black-friday-gta-v-bundle-and-lego-batman-3-bundle/
 
Hhgregg Black Friday 2014 deals include $299 iPad Air, $60 Toshiba Android tablet doorbusters

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Like many other retailers, hhgregg is pushing its Black Friday specials into Thanksgiving, so if you want its doorbusters, you'll need to eat an early (or late) holiday meal as locations will open at 4 p.m. You'll be able to pick up a first-generation 16GB iPad Air for $299 during this time, a price that beats the $319 price Staples is offering. It may also appeal to those you don't want to pay $397 at Walmart with the promise of a $100 store gift card. You can alternately grab an iPad mini 2 (either 16GB or 32GB) at any point over the Black Friday weekend, but you'll only get $20 off, whereas Staples will sell the 16GB version for $239.

The other Thanksgiving tablet doorbuster is the Toshiba Excite Go, a 7-inch Android KitKat 4.4 model powered by an Intel Atom Z3735G processor that's available for just $59.99, or about $40 less than Toshiba is currently selling it for on its own website. Another Android tablet is a doorbuster starting on Black Friday morning at 7 a.m., but the 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite is available for the same $99.99 price at a number of other retailers without the doorbuster hassle. Other Samsung tablets are also on sale, but they are the same models and pricing as the competition, though hhgregg does stand out for taking $50 off the regular $549.99 price of the Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2.

There are also a pair of laptops being sold as Thursday night doorbusters, including another sub-$200 Windows 8.1 laptop in the form of a Toshiba Satellite C55 with Intel Celeron CPU, 2GB of RAM, 500GB, and 15.6-inch display for $199.99. Note that Office Depot/OfficeMax is selling a similar notebook for $40 less, however. The other laptop doorbuster is an Asus Transformer Book 2-in-1 device with a 10.1-inch detachable touchscreen, Atom Z3735F processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB SSD, and Windows 8.1 for $279.99, $50 less than the current price.

Two other laptops in the ad are under $200, though the HP Stream 11 is the same $199.99 price as it is today, and Walmart will offer it with a $25 gift card. Better in theory is the 11.6-inch Samsung Chromebook that is $249.99 on the Samsung website, but is already being sold for $199.99 today at hhgregg. In other words, neither is a deal beyond what you can get right now. If you want a more powerful portable, there's an HP with an AMD A4-5000 processor, 4GB of RAM, 750GB hard drive, and 15.6-inch touchscreen for $379.99 or an HP Envy with a Core i7-4710HQ quad-core chip, 8 gigs of RAM, 750GB hard drive, DVD burner, and 15.6-inch display for $749.99, $150 lower than today's price.

Lastly, hhgregg has deals on a couple of all-in-one PCs, one from Dell and the other from HP. The Dell comes with an Intel Celeron N2830 CPU, 4GB of RAM, 500GB hard drive, and 19.5-inch screen for $299.99, or $50 off the current price, while the HP Pavilion includes the same amount of RAM and hard drive space, but an AMD E2-3800 processor instead of having Intel inside as well as a 23-inch 1080p HD display. The extra screen real estate and resolution bumps the HP's price up to $479.99, though that's $60 lower than what it costs today.

http://www.zdnet.com/hhgregg-black-...oshiba-android-tablet-doorbusters-7000035826/
 
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Here's hoping MS Store will have that ridiculous BF sale they had two years ago. Oh man that site got hammered like a MOFO. I remembered picking up like 4 copies of Forizon Horizon for $15 each with free shipping, a game that came out like 3 weeks ago.
 
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GameStop's 2014 Black Friday Deals Have Leaked

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Let's take a minute to be grateful for Thanksgiving's annual traditions: turkey, football, and GameStop's Black Friday deals leaking before they're supposed to go live.

This year's deals include a $400 PS4 bundle with GTA V and The Last of Us, games like The Evil Within and Madden 15 for $30 each, and a $330 Xbox One Assassin's Creed bundle that comes with digital versions of Unity and Black Flag.

Other decent deals: Shadow of Mordor (PS4) for $30, Tales of Xillia 2 (PS3) for $20, and some heavily discounted headphones, among many others.

You can check out the full leak (which is 12 pages) over at this Black Friday site. Some highlights:

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http://kotaku.com/gamestops-2014-black-friday-deals-have-leaked-1659643981
 
There's some good deals on the PS4 and X1 plus the games. Anyone getting a console this Black Friday will be making out like a bandit.
 
Samsung offers big discounts on 167 items in huge Black Friday sale

Here are some particularly good sales Samsung is offering for Black Friday this year:

  • Samsung 75-inch LED H6350 Series Smart TV (UN75H6350AFXZA) – $1,999.99 ($2,300 savings)
  • Samsung UHD 4K 65-inch Curved Smart TV (UN65HU7250FXZA) – $1,999.99 ($2,000 savings)
  • Samsung Gear Fit Fitness Tracker Smartwatch – $99.99
  • Samsung 55″ LED Smart TV (UN55H6203AFXZA) – $599.99
  • Samsung 7″ Galaxy Tab 3 Kids Tablet (Yellow w/ Orange Bumper Case) – $129.99
https://bgr.com/2014/11/18/samsung-black-friday-2014-sale/
 
$25 for Murdered Soul Suspect. Might also be a good time to bite for this one.
 
Damn I can't believe I missed the $5 TitanFall with free shipping from Microsoft Store.
 
Here is everything on sale at Costco for Black Friday

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In addition to the Black Friday deals Costco is offering, the retailer also has special online sales starting on November 21st and valid through December 1st while supplies last, and a special Thanksgiving Day sale.

Here are some of the best tech deals Costco has to offer between these three distinct shopping periods — the full ads are available at the source link:

  • Free $40 iTunes gift card with 32GB iPad Air purchase
  • Free $15 iTunes gift card with Apple TV purchase
  • $15 off iTunes Multipack purchase
  • $50 off 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 with bonus Protective Sleeve
  • $70 off 8-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 with bonus Protective Sleeve
  • $100 off 10.1-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 with bonus Protective Sleeve
  • $150 off HP Envy 15.6-inch TouchSmart laptop with Beats Audio
  • $100 off HP 23-inch TouchSmart all-in-one desktop PC
  • $10 off Chromecast
  • $130 off Nikon L830 digital camera
  • $300 off Nikon D3300 2-lens DSLR kit
  • $350 off Canon 70D DSLR kit
http://bgr.com/2014/11/18/costco-black-friday-2014-full-ad/
 
Amazon's Black Friday blowout starts tomorrow, runs for eight days straight

Amazon always goes big for Black Friday, and this year is no different. In fact, the shopping giant is going so big that it's starting its Black Friday sales tomorrow, a full week before Black Friday actually arrives. The sales will run for eight days straight, with new deals coming as often as every ten minutes. Amazon says it will run three of its Deals of the Day on both Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday.

In addtion to the Black Friday blowout, Amazon will be running a full week of Cyber Monday deals starting on December 1st. As expected, many of the deals include blowout prices on TVs (including a 4K Samsung for $899), laptops, smartphones, fitness trackers, and more. Check out some of the highlights we've found below and head over to Amazon's Black Friday deals page for the full listing.


TVs

Phones
Laptops
  • 20 percent off laptops and 2-in-1s
Gaming
Miscellaneous
http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/20/7253803/amazon-black-friday-eight-days-of-deals
 
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