Today we’ve gone through deals online for electronics and filtered out the duds. The following list is comprised of the deals that make sense. These are the
Today we’ve gone through deals online for electronics and filtered out the duds. The following list is comprised of the deals that make sense. These are the electronics we’ve found with prices cut from their normal average points to levels that are genuinely good. That is to say their prices are better than normal, if not downright surprisingly low.
Our number one tip on televisions for sale in this season is as follows: AVOID televisions made by brands you do not recognize. If you see a television on sale from a brand you last remember hearing about in the 1990s, chances are it’s a low quality set – I’m looking at you, Kodak.
Samsung NU series are cut anywhere from $100 to $200 off their normal price. This includes Samsung NU6070, Samsung NU6900 55-inch, and Samsung NU6900 43-inch. These are all 4K television sets, and all can be found at Best Buy between $277.99 and $599.99 (after discount).
Toshiba 50-inch 4K HDR Fire TV Edition is probably the best deal out there for a 50-inch smart TV. This system uses Fire TV, so you might want to be an Amazon Prime member to get the most out of your experience, but it’s not 100% necessary. The set’s still smart and the price is still right at approximately $300 (discounted $100).
Don’t buy a smartphone on Cyber Monday. There’s a wide variety of odd “deals” out there today that are absolute nonsense, aimed at bringing in suckers who’ve not done their homework. When you see a deal, always look up the name of the phone and see what it cost when it was first released – then compare that to what this newest “discount” might be.
At the same time, if you’d already planned on buying a Samsung Galaxy S9, S9 Plus, or Note 9, today’s the day.
