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Many of these Cyber Monday deals are better than Black Friday

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UPDATE: Nov. 29, 2021, 12:40 p.m. EST This story has been updated with the latest price changes and a bunch of new deals.

We’ve rounded up all of the best Cyber Monday deals as of Nov. 29 — here are our top picks:

  • BEST STREAMING DEAL: Hulu — 99 cents per month for one year

  • BEST TV DEAL: Amazon Fire TV 65-inch Omni Series 4K UHD smart TV is an all-new display that supports hands-free voice control, two-way video calling, and Dolby Vision — $599.99 $829.99 (save $230)

  • BEST LAPTOP DEAL: ASUS VivoBook 15 OLED gets you a vivid display, one-touch login, and 512GB of storage for under $700 — $694.99 $799.99 (save $105)

  • BEST APPLE DEAL: New Apple AirPods (3rd gen) are sitting at their lowest price to date— $149.99 $179 (save $29.01) with coupon applied at checkout

  • BEST ROBOT VACUUM DEAL: iRobot Roomba 692 is the cheapest (non-discontinued) Roomba we’ve seen this holiday shopping season — $174.99 $299.99 (save $125)

  • BEST SMART HOME DEAL: Ring Video Doorbell, a bestselling home security solution with 1080p video and crisp night vision — $79.99 $99.99 (save $20); add an Echo Show 5 for just $10 more

  • BEST FITNESS DEAL: Peloton Bike+ is an upgraded version of the cult-favorite spin bike that features a larger, swivel-able HD touchscreen and automatic resistance detection — $2,145 $2,495 (save $350) + free delivery and a free 2-month Peloton app subscription

  • BEST AIR FRYER DEAL: Instant Pot Duo Crisp (8 quarts), a 9-in-1 multicooker that comes with an air-frying lid — $99 $199.99 (save 50%)

  • BEST GAMING DEAL: PlayStation Plus (12-month membership) gets you unlimited access to a huge library of games and online multiplayer gameplay — $39.99 $59.99 (save $20)

And for anyone still on the lookout for a next-gen console, the Xbox Series S is up for grabs at Walmart — get it for $299.

Black Friday, we hardly knew ye: Cyber Monday is in full swing at all major retailers, and tons of doorbusters are even better than the ones we found during last week’s sales. (Somehow, some way.)

Below, you’ll find a complete list of all the best Cyber Monday deals, broken up by retailer and then by category. We’ll continue to update this post as more deals pop up, but don’t hold out too long if something on your shopping list is enjoying a discount — it may not be in stock for much longer thanks to the ongoing supply chain mess that’s clearing inventories and putting products on backorder. 

Please note: All newly added deals have been marked with a ✨. Anything with a strikeout was either sold out or no longer available at the sale price as of this writing, but check back often — we’re updating this page constantly.

The best Cyber Monday deals at each retailer

Amazon

Amazon‘s Cyber Monday sale actually kicked off on Nov. 27, a full two days early, because apparently nothing is sacred anymore. (Just like on Black Friday, its own Alexa-enabled devices are clearly the stars of the show — we’re seeing almost every Fire tablet configuration on sale, plus tons of markdowns on Kindles, Ring video doorbells, and Echo Show smart displays.) Its inventory changes pretty frequently, so check back often — you can find out what’s up for grabs by visiting its Cyber Monday Deals page, installing its mobile app, or by asking your smart home device, “Alexa, what are my deals?” Like in previous years, it pays to be an Amazon Prime member: Subscribers get 30-minute early access to select Lightning Deals, which go quick once they’re live; click here to sign up for a free 30-day trial.

Walmart

Not to be outdone by Amazon, Walmart also got a jump on Cyber Monday and released all of its online-exclusive Deals for Days doorbusters ahead of the fact. If you’re still in the market for a next-gen console, fire up a Walmart+ plan — paying members get exclusive access to its PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X restock at noon ET; click here to sign up.

Best Buy

The electronics store’s official Cyber Monday sale began in the late hours of Black Friday (which kind of tracks, considering its Black Friday sale started a whole week early on Friday, Nov. 19). Anything you purchase between now and Jan. 2 can be returned anytime until Jan. 16 as part of its extended holiday return policy.

Target

The bullseye brand’s two-day Cyber Monday sale picked up right where its weeklong Black Friday sale left off on Sunday, Nov. 28 — stop by to save up to 60% on video games, up to 50% on headphones, and up to $60 on Apple Watches and AirPods. Keep in mind that Target’s holiday price match policy is now in effect through Dec. 24; you can also take advantage of two new “buy now, pay later” payment options through Sezzle and Affirm.

Bed Bath & Beyond

BB&B also dove head-first into Cyber Monday on Nov. 28 after its Black Friday sale — you can save up to 50% on select kitchen gear, get up to 35% off select vacuums, and score discounts as high as 60% on home decor now through Tuesday, Nov. 30. (As an extra treat, you’ll also get $100 in rewards if you spend at least $300 on a single order in stores or online through Dec. 1.)

Dell

Dell’s Cyber Monday sale promises its “lowest prices of the year” on PCs and electronics. Quantities are limited, so get in there ASAP to score up to 58% off monitors, up to $770 off XPS desktops and laptops, and up to 41% off select gaming PCs (including a $999 Alienware laptop).

HP

The techies over at HP have rolled their Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals into one big ol’ sale from Nov. 25 to Nov. 29 (its “biggest savings event of the year,” per the ad scan), which plunges prices on computer software, gaming peripherals, and tons of Windows 11 PCs.

JCPenney

The department store was the last major retailer to switch into Cyber Monday mode (it actually waited until the day of — imagine that), but we’ll cut it some slack: Its sale extends some of its best Black Friday deals, including $8 kitchen appliances (with mail-in rebates), up to 40% off Disney toys, and as much as 60% off select mattresses.

Kohl’s

Kohl’s is hosting five consecutive Cyber Deal Days from Nov. 27 through Dec. 1, but if nothing else, make sure you swing by today: Its 24-hour “Super Cyber Monday” sale features cheap Fitbits, heavily discounted Ninja appliances, steep Google Nest savings, and the return of its excellent $15 for $50 Kohl’s Cash deal from Black Friday. (It actually manages to beat some of Amazon’s discounts on its own devices with this offer.) Kohl’s Reward members also get an extra $10 off any purchase of $50 or more with the promo code KOHLS10 — click here to enroll for free.

Macy’s

The mall stalwart’s two-day Cyber Monday sale on Nov. 28 and 29 brings super steep savings across every department, though its kitchen and cookware deals are especially juicy — see above. (Many items are actually cheaper than they appear thanks to some 10 to 20% discounts that pop up during checkout; be sure to read the fine print.)

Best tech deals

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  • BEST 4K TV DEAL: Samsung 43-Inch Class Frame Series 4K TV, the ideal display for design lovers — $797.99 $999.99 (save $202)

  • BEST LAPTOP DEAL: 2020 Apple MacBook Air, the crème de la crème of thin and light laptops, equipped with the speedy M1 chip — $899 $999 (save $100)

  • BEST TABLET DEAL: Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 — PC power in a portable device? Yeah, we’ll take it — $499 $649.99 (save $150.99)

Amazon

Earbuds

Headphones

Kindles

Laptops

Smart home devices

Smartwatches and fitness trackers

Tablets

TVs

Best Buy

Earbuds

Headphones

Laptops

Smart home devices

Tablets

TVs

Target

Earbuds

Headphones

Laptops

Smart home devices

Soundbars

TVs

Note: All TVs 55 inches and up were only available for pickup at the time of writing; click here to find a Target store near you and shop its listings.

Walmart

Earbuds

Headphones

Laptops

Smart home devices

Smartwatches and fitness trackers

Soundbars

Tablets

TVs

More tech deals by brand

23andMe

AeroGarden

Cricut

DJI

Fujifilm

GoPro

Logitech

Microsoft

Revlon

MORE DEALS ON TVS, LAPTOPS, AND OTHER TECH

Best robot vacuum deals

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  • BUDGET PICK: The iRobot Roomba 694 offers a standard, reliable cleaning for under $200 — $179 $274 (save $95)

Amazon

Best Buy

Target

Walmart

Best cordless vacuum deals

MORE DEALS ON ROBOT VACUUMS AND ROOMBAS

Best Apple deals

Apple products


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  • BEST AIRPODS DEAL: AirPods (2nd Gen) are now just $10 away from their lowest price ever — $99.99 $159 (save $59.01) with coupon applied at checkout

  • BEST BEATS DEAL: Beats Studio Buds, some best-in-class noise-canceling earbuds that have never been this cheap before — $99.95 $149.95 (save $50) + $10 Amazon.com credit with promo code BYZPPJADUODB

  • BEST APPLE WATCH DEAL: Apple Watch SE (GPS, 40mm), a budget-friendly pick with more features than the entry-level Series 3 — $219.99 $279 (save $59.01)

  • BEST IPAD DEAL: 10.9-inch iPad Air, 2020 (WiFi + Cellular, 256GB) was our favorite Apple tablet from last year; it’s the perfect blend of portability and power — $829 $879 (save $50) ✨

  • BEST IPHONE DEAL: iPhone 12 Mini (64GB), a Mashable’s Choice Award-winner that you can get for half off at AT&T — no trade-in required — $314.99 $629.99 (save 50%)

  • BEST MACBOOK DEAL: 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, 2020 (Intel Core i5, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) is a beefy machine from early 2020 that features a powerful Intel processor — $1,299 $1,799 (save $500) + 6 months of Apple Music, 6 months of Apple News+, and 3 months of Apple TV+ for free

MORE CYBER MONDAY APPLE DEALS

Best fitness deals

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  • BEST FITNESS MIRROR DEAL: The Mirror, score the biggest discount we’ve seen on the original nearly-invisible home gym — $995 $1,495 (save $750 with code HOLIDAY21)

MORE CYBER MONDAY FITNESS DEALS

Best gaming deals

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  • BEST GAME DEAL: Returnal, one of the most critically acclaimed PS5 exclusives of 2021, is already on sale — $49.94 $69.99 (save $20.05)

  • BEST SUBSCRIPTION DEAL: Xbox Game Pass 3-Month Ultimate Membership, which gives you plenty to download and play at a moment’s notice (including day-one Microsoft exclusives) — $26.99 $44.99 (save $18)

Accessories and subscriptions

Games

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Best kitchen deals

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Air fryers

Instant Pots

Blenders, food processors, and juicers

Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday — what’s the difference?

The National Retail Federation officially coined the term “Cyber Monday” in 2005 after it noticed that in previous years, the Monday after Thanksgiving saw a massive uptick in online sales. It credited the phenomenon to two factors: Online retailers were starting to vie for a piece of the Black Friday pie, and shoppers were waiting to peruse the deals on their faster work computers come Monday morning. (At the time, office PCs had better broadband than home setups.)

Last year’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales effectively bled together since in-person shopping wasn’t really a thing and we’re absolutely seeing that repeat this year as well.

Shipping delays and supply chain chaos

The global economy is grappling with some unprecedented supply chain challenges as the result of the Delta variant, which continues to inflame pandemic-related material scarcities, labor shortages, and shipping bottlenecks across industries of all kinds. (Under circumstances absolutely no one had on their bingo card, pickles and paper bags have gotten as elusive as Playstation 5s.)

Unsurprisingly, the ordeal left most major manufacturers and retailers scrambling ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Amazon tried lure in an extra 150,000 seasonal employees with the promise of $3,000 sign-on bonuses and higher pay for certain shifts, while Walmart, Home Depot, and Ikea all went so far as to charter private cargo ships to make sure their shelves were stocked for the season. Apple, meanwhile, was “predicting that we’re going to be short of demand by larger than $6 billion” heading into the holidays, CEO Tim Cook said in a recent interview with Reuters.

For us consumers, this all means that finding the best deals this season will be an ongoing issue of availability. As Canalys analyst Runar Bjørhovde wrote in an email to Mashable: “It will be very possible to buy devices, it’s more of a question to what cost and when.” (Read more about supply chain issues.)