How do you decide between Cyber Monday vs Black Friday deals this year?
With many retailers offering deals both online and at their walk-in stores, it's a bit difficult to choose when you'll make the move, with both events happening days apart. Thanksgiving is also just around the corner, a day before Black Friday comes in.
If you're scouring for phone, TV, or tablet Black Friday deals, you might want to hold on to your money and consider options come Cyber Monday. You'll get better deals on some items on Black Friday, Thanksgiving, or Cyber Monday.
There are countless offers to come in the following days, but here are a few guidelines you should consider in your purchase, with Thanksgiving vs Black Friday vs Cyber Monday comparisons.
You're better off shopping for Android smartphones, HDTVs, iPads (and tablets), and video game consoles on Thanksgiving; find better deals on headphones laptops, and on the iPhone on Black Friday. Scout for offers on digital cameras on Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday (gottabemobile.com).
The offers and rates may vary as retailers release updates on discounts and packages, but you'll go a long way with these guidelines, and you'll also save yourself the trouble of scouring for the best deal on the wrong day.
Deal News has previously insisted Thanksgiving Day offers the best deals, in electronics, travel packages, and clothing.
If you're stuck between Cyber Monday vs Black Friday online deals but you don't want to miss out on a potentially great deal, then you can purchase on Friday, and then return or resell it if a better offers comes along on Monday. You'll break in earlier if you purchase as early as Thanksgiving, though.
The best deals Black Friday vs Cyber Monday are found online; these also save you the hassle of crowded stores, especially with Thanksgiving dinner considered. Best Buy and Target, both have online deals to offer on top of what they sell at walk-in stores; you can check out listings of the best deals here and similar sites.
