With Black Friday fast approaching, although many retailers have already started their sales a little ahead of schedule, I daresay that many of you are likely waiting for Amazon’s to begin. I know I am as it’s often the place where I attempt to get all (or at least most) of my Christmas shopping done before December even arrives. – With this in mind, therefore, you might be curious as to when Amazon is going to start its Black Friday event.
Well, following a report via CNET, we have our answer. Albeit, perhaps counterintuitively, it’s not actually starting on Friday, November 26th. – No, it’s coming a little sooner!
Amazon Black Friday Sale 2021
As we have done in many of the prior Amazon Black Friday sales events, when the sale kicks off we will be scouring through the hundreds of web pages (over the course of several hours I might add) in order to bring you what we consider to be some of the best tech deals available.
If you do, however, enjoy poking through all of these yourself, then we can confirm that Amazon will be officially starting its Black Friday sales event on November 25th (which is a Thursday by the way) by launching an initial 48-hour flash sale! – There will, of course, be many more deals on offer throughout the week, but we at least now know an exact start date for them!
We’ve Already Started!!!
If you’ve been paying attention to our social media and website over the last few days, you’ll undoubtedly be aware that many retailers have already begun their Black Friday sales. – If you have, therefore, missed out on those, then might we recommend the following links:
- Scan UK – Early Black Friday Sale – Click the link here!
- Overclockers UK – Black Friday Sale – Click the link here!
Alternatively, we have just launched our very own dedicated eTeknix Facebook group in which we’ll be looking to consistently post (not just for Black Friday) some of the best tech deals we encounter on the internet! – If you do, therefore, want to check that group out (and maybe join us for notifications on tech discounts), click on the link here!
What do you think? – Let us know in the comments!
