Prime Day Is October 13th and 14th – Best Buy and Target Are Joining In On Amazon’s Sale

So what’s better than Christmas in July? Black Friday in October! That’s right, some of the nation’s largest retailers will begin rolling out Black Friday sales this week.

Best Buy is the latest retailer to join Target, Amazon, and Walmart in announcing holiday deals typically found after Thanksgiving on October 13 and 14.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, most large retailers are going not opening on Black Friday. These early deals are meant to accommodate social distancing, minimize long lines and crowded malls.

Target Deal Days will kick off for a two-day event on October 13 and 14  with “thousands of deep discounts” across electronics, home, essentials, toys, beauty, and more. There will also be Black Friday pricing throughout November and an extended price-match policy.

Amazon Prime Day is an annual deal event just for Prime members on Oct. 13-14. The online retailer is boasting about incredible savings on products from small businesses & top brands.

Best Buy shoppers can get dozens of deals straight from the not-yet-released Black Friday ad on October 13 and 14– including one of the most anticipated deals of the season: a 70-inch Samsung 4K Smart TV for just $529.99, according to Business Wire.

The nation’s largest retailer, Walmart, launched its “Big Save Event” on Sunday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. The sale discounted  Smart TVs, robotic vacuum cleaners, and Hunter rain boots. It will run through Oct. 15.

For more great deals this October, click here.

Do you think Black Friday will ever be like it used to be, or will it just become a story we tell out kids.? "I remember waiting in line for hours and then wrestling with some kid the last Playstation".  Ah...... memories.....  let's take a look back to the good ole' days>>>>