Target’s third week of early Black Friday deals just dropped, and the savings have exceeded our shopping editors’ expectations. The Minneapolis-based retailer, like many of its competitors, is rolling out holiday deals earlier than ever this year (due in part to the shipping crisis and nationwide shortages). The company dropped the first wave of deals, on everything from electronics like laptops and headphones to kitchen appliances and more, back on October 31st, but this new wave of markdowns is (arguably) their best one yet. New promotions on televisions, home electronics, personal care items, and more allow you to make a good dent on your shopping list. Of course, not all the deals are the *best* we’ve seen–but that’s what Target’s new price match policy is good for.
The third set of early Black Friday deals that just became available this week includes discounts on Samsung TVs, air fryers, Beats headphones, voice-controlled home devices, and more. Here’s the complete list:
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25% Off TVs
If you need to upgrade your television to a smart TV this year, the retailer has major markdowns on brands like Samsung and RCA. You can get a 50 inch Samsung for under $500, or a Roku-linked TV from RCA at 58 inches for basically the same price. Both items, as well as other smart TV models, are still in stock as of press time.
50% Off Headphones
You can get top-of-the-line headphones for everyone in the family at this sale; the Powerbeats Pro Wireless in Ivory for her ($149, down from $249), noise-cancelling Beats Solo 3 for him, or a set of AirPods for yourself (save $50).
30% Off Personal Care Items
Items like Revlon's bestselling hair drying brush, EverlyWell's Food Sensitivity Test, electric toothbrushes and "manscape" tools are majorly marked down.
Buy 2, Get 1 Free Disney Toys
You can't have a Black Friday sale without toy deals; Target is offering a free toy with purchase of two items from a list of over 800 Disney toys and clothing. Sale ends Saturday, November 20th.
