Black Friday has always tended to lean more towards tech products while Cyber Monday was more about lifestyle and a wider array of products, though this is no longer the case. However, as so much of Black Friday is now about online shopping, the two events are often simply branded as Black Friday weekend. Your guide to Black Friday — when it starts and where to look.

Best Black Friday deals for — what to expect — a guide to the big brands offers.

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Currys Black Friday deals — your guide to the Price Match promise, expected offers and more. Apple Black Friday deals — why you should wait and where to get the best deals. While many shops run early Black Friday offers, Black Friday officially kicks off at midnight on 29 th November i.

Most retailers want a piece of the action when it comes to Black Friday, which means there are a lot of offers and deals to sort through. Amazon, as one of the largest retailers in the world, is one of the most prolific with a stream of deals: Echo Dots , Kindles , and Fire TV sticks are worth keeping an eye on.

John Lewis is also another brand to keep on your radar as they tend to drop the prices on their TVs for Black Friday meaning you are more likely to get an offer on a 4K TV. Smartphones, games consoles and TVs are all likely targets for deals. Sign up to receive television and entertainment email newsletters from our award-winning editorial team.

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Price comparison sites like CamelCamelCamel will give you a good snapshot of your ideal TV's price history, which comes in handy when deal after deal hits your eye like a big pizza pie. Don't get too overzealous though. It's tempting to hold out for the lowest price ever once you've seen it, but there's no guarantee your dream TV will go that low, not for sho, no no.

The market is unknowable, so keep an eye out for savings within the vicinity of a price that works for you, then make your move. Look for deals with bonuses attached The best deal won't always be direct savings on a TV that fits the bill, but on bonus items attached to the deal. We've noticed that retailers are using bonuses as bargaining chips, easy attachments to one-up the competition.

You might see an ideal TV on Amazon with the same sale price as on Newegg, but Newegg's throwing in a rebate, a code for a game or two, or an extra discount code at checkout. Be sure to read the fine print to see which retailer's bringing the best accord to the table. Even though these deals are long gone, it never hurts to study up on Black Friday TV deals from last year just to see what kind of deals to look out for. A little research helps you know when a deal is legit.

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Topics Black Friday If you're not a regular Dell shopper, you'll be better served by buying a slightly more expensive set with no gift card. Many shoppers will be on the lookout for these midsize TVs come Black Friday, and you'll have a decent chance of getting one at a great price. If the trends of repeat, we expect Samsung to have the most deals across brands in the 50" to 59" category.

These days, it's becoming harder to find "dumb" TVs. The good news is that, if you're against a smart set, you can definitely still snag non-connected TVs in the 50" range. The bad news is they're likely to be from lesser-known brands, like Komodo. Those looking for a big TV should be prepared to opt for in-store pickup when they can.

Last year, Target had a couple deals that DealNews staff identified as being among the best of the best for Black Friday What if you didn't want to deal with Black Friday crowds? If you aren't hung up on name brands like LG and Samsung, then you can get a big-screen TV deal for even less.

However, last year the electronics retailer boasted 60" Sharp Roku TVs for around the same price, and those deals even had free shipping. LG will also offer the most deals in the 70" size class, assuming last year's trends hold. Even bigger TVs will also be available, but the deals won't be as strong.