So regarding primarily electronics. Which day is better. And also what time is better as well? Sorry if there's some rule I'm not following, brand new here. Thanks for support

I want to build my first pc(i5 12400f already bought the gpu) and I was wondering should I wait for Black Friday or cyber Monday which one do u think will give me the best price?

Majority stores already have “Black Friday” deals but is that the final price or will there be more saving on the day of Black Friday? What about cyber Monday?

Right now things are on sale but if I can get them cheaper I want to. Anyone have insight in this?

Just wondering 👀

Historically has the price been the same on cyber Monday as black friday?

been using amazon fresh for my grocery shopping for like a year now and wondering if they do any decent deals during black friday or cyber monday. been hoping to stock up on pantry staples and household stuff if the prices drop enough to make it worth it. usually just order my regular groceries but been thinking about buying bulk items like coffee, snacks, cleaning supplies if there's actually sales. trying to figure out if amazon fresh participates in the regular amazon black friday deals or if it's separate. has anyone noticed good deals on amazon fresh during these sales? just curious if it's worth waiting to stock up or if the grocery side doesn't really get discounted much. also wondering if whole foods items on amazon fresh go on sale or if it's mostly the amazon basics and regular brands. trying to plan out my shopping and wouldn't mind saving on stuff i buy regularly anyway. any experience from people who've shopped amazon fresh during black friday would be helpful.

I have to do some shopping on Amazon (or Costco), which I very seldom do. I'm wondering if you know when the best deals are, between all the marketable 'sale' days. There's Prime Day, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Boxing Day. Prime day past so I missed it already, but would love to know if you know the difference between all of these and which one is best for savings.

What it says, I’m just wondering what the difference is aside from cyber Monday being fully digital deals whereas Black Friday is both.

So usually Amazon runs out black friday deals that are alive until monday (cyber monday) but this year seems like they run out a full week of "deals" Even tought many of ítems were already on discount before, but my point is look like this year arent black friday exclusive deals anymore. I wait until today friday midnight to see if they put good deals and they don't.

There's not countdown clock and evrything seems like the past few days.

Did anyone else notice this change?.

So I live a pretty frugal life and I end up saving quite a bit of money because of that. But when it comes to sales like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, I do find myself buying quite a bit of stuff.

I do make sure it's stuff that I'm going to use. And i do search the price history online to see if it is a justified sale.

But I'm wondering how active y'all are during Black Friday and Cyber Monday?

Were the deals the same last year on both of these days or was one day better than the other? I’m trying to decide when I should place my order haha

Hello! I was wondering if you guys knew any GOOD black friday/cyber monday deals. Not any of that 20% off stuff lol.

I have seen plenty of monitors on sale like the Alienware AW2725DF which looks like a good deal on a good monitor, but I want to know if I should hold off until either Black Friday or cyber Monday to find a better deal on a better monitor or if I should just buy the $550 on sale monitor, and if I should wait, which day would be better or are both days basically the same deal wise?

I have about 20 items in my "Save for Later" list. I knew what the prices were before BF and CM. About 15 of them were basically the same before, during and after even though they were listed on sale for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Was also able to verify this with CamelCamelCamel. It should be illegal to list them discounted, when they actually arent.

Same thing happened on PrimeDay. Was watching a beverage mini fridge. Price dropped on PrimeDay and was listed as a Prime day special. A week later that same fridge was listed as the normal price which it was listed for on Prime Day.

Basically, Amazon is pushing this "early black friday" sale thing. I noticed that some parts I've been eyeing are on sale. Should I pull the trigger on those? Or is it likely that those parts may see the same/bigger discounts a few weeks from now?

So yeah, which one is better? Does it depend on what type of items I buy (e.g. clothes or electronics)? Any personal experiences you can share if you experienced both?