Cyber Monday Sales are scheduled after the Black Friday sales, extending the electronic shopping season of 2015.

A brief look on the stores putting on the Cyber Monday deals is as below:

Amazon has a lot in store for the electronics buyers in the Cyber Monday sale which is planned just after the Black Friday weekend. Deals on Kindle will be extended and different sets of computers, TVs, wearable and headphones will replace the ones put on sale on Black Friday.

In a 6 p.m. PT update, Amazon mentioned that it made a mistake of adding the deal on the $35 Fire tablet to its Cyber Monday sale which will only be available for the Black Friday sale, according to CNET. Good news for the prime customers of Amazon is that some premium deals will reportedly appear for Amazon Prime subscribers before making them public.

Best Buy has scheduled its Cyber Monday sale for Nov. 30, 2015 for all the customers who miss out on the great tech sales during Black Friday. The deals will include items like appliances, TVs, laptops, cell phones, tablets, etc., where most of the deals will be available in both online and Best Buy stores while some deals will only be available at Best Buy online store.

Walmart is planning not to give its customers a break from their shopping spree. It has planned to begin its Cyber Monday sale on Sunday night of Thanksgiving weekend. The first round of its sale will start on Sunday, November 29 at 8 p.m. ET as a part of its "Cyber Week" extending from November 28 to December 4.

"It doesn't make any sense to stay awake just to have access to the early, best special deals during Cyber Monday, That's why we decided to start earlier this year on Sunday," said Fernando Madeira, the President and CEO of Walmart.com. With millions of shoppers waiting for the deals to open, Madeira is pretty confident of handling the shopping hurricane, "We are ready to go, ready for the customers," reported USA TODAY.