Early rumor chat thread-what will you be hunting for in stores or online?
Black Friday is November 25,2016
http://www.bfads.net has ads
Attachments
Last edited:
Multi Black Friday ads and chat @hidefninja
- Thread starter digitalbabe
- Start date
Early rumor chat thread-what will you be hunting for in stores or online?
Black Friday is November 25,2016
http://www.bfads.net has ads
4K alone? Yes, very. I'm actually interested in a 4k + 3D TV...still pricey it seems.
TV price predictions for USA deals, per Deal News:
The Cheat Sheet: Black Friday TV Predictions
Prices to Expect
The Cheat Sheet: Black Friday TV Predictions
Prices to Expect
- 32" 720p/1080p
Doorbuster: $100
Average Price: $140 - 39"/40" 1080p
Doorbuster: $140
Average Off-Brand Price: $170
Average Brand-Name Price: $185 - 39"/40" 4K
Doorbuster: $230
Average Off-Brand Price: $239
Average Brand-Name Price: $435 - 42"/43" 1080p
Doorbuster: $120
Average Off-Brand Price: $199
Average Brand-Name Price: $225 - 49"/50" 1080p
Doorbuster: $215
Average Off-Brand Price: $259
Average Brand-Name Price: $309 - 49"/50" 4K
Doorbuster: $265
Average Off-Brand Price: $265
Average Brand-Name Price: $435 - 55" 1080p
Doorbuser: $219
Average Off-Brand Price: $260
Average Brand-Name Price: $405 - 55" 4K
Doorbuster: $315
Average Off-Brand Price: $380
Average Brand-Name Price: $559 - 60" 1080p
Doorbuster: $400
Average Brand-Name Price: $589 - 65" 4K
Doorbuster: $459
Average Off-Brand Price: $559
Average Brand-Name Price: $1,025 - 70" 1080p
Doorbuster: $990
Average Brand-Name Price: $1,045
if anyone sees a good laptop on sale for black friday, not a crappy one that's just marked super low, but a decent one with decent specs (core i7, 1980, touchscreen, 8-16GB ram, etc) in the $5-700 range please let me know.
My mom is looking for one and therefore I'm looking for one. I see BestBuy has a decent $700 HP that I have my eyes set on so far
My mom is looking for one and therefore I'm looking for one. I see BestBuy has a decent $700 HP that I have my eyes set on so far
Wasn't they an item in the news the other day about a lot of items getting their prices increased 6 or 7 weeks before Black Friday and when people buy they think they are getting a bargain when in fact they are not. They are actually spending more money and the same items could be get cheaper earlier in the year (both sides of the Atlantic)
This is true and mostly for tech items etc last year. A lot of news has been warning people to make sure they are getting a deal and shop around because your not actually getting a deal and instead the most of it your being ripped off but a lot of retailers got a lot of stick for it (especially In the UK) and for a few reasons they are apprently stopping that this year and will actually hold great deals.
U.K. Some of the main reasons include household earnings/ wages and the current state of things promises us we will get better deals this year
Also the pound issue
And because this does just as well as January sales with mostly better deals and not just leftovers
Also stores recognise they make more money this week compared to any other week before Christmas (in the last few years - obvioulsy it's usually the final 3 ish weeks before but Black Friday has changed that)
LOL! 
Even though I didn't spend much this year, there were a lot of great deals out there. As we prepare for the winter, stocked up on a bunch of TV seasons at killer prices. Deep discount had a super sale on TV seasons.
Similar threads
