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Black Friday Week Starts Now in the UK – I've Rounded up the 65+ Best Deals From This Year's Sales
Many headline Black Friday deals have been cheaper at other times, with tech seeing the biggest genuine reductions, according to price-tracking sites.
- This year's Black Friday has stretched into 'Black November', with major retailers such as Amazon and Argos launching promotions from early November and running multi-week sales.
- With cost-of-living pressures and retailers smoothing demand to avoid delivery chaos, UK shoppers face a multi-week Black Friday season as unknown brands inflate RRPs and price-tracking sites show misleading deals.
- Alternatives like supermarket loyalty schemes and refurbished outlets offer savings as tech categories see steep cuts, fashion and homeware show fewer 50%–70% discounts, and Tesco Clubcard and Apple Refurbished list cheaper items with warranties.
- Shoppers can still save by tracking price history, buying needed items and avoiding impulse buys, while retailers offering price-match guarantees and extended returns reassure early buyers as Alex Nelson and the TechRadar team provide live coverage.
- Other events like Amazon Prime Day and Amazon's October event often beat Black Friday on devices and mid-range tech, while January sales undercut prices on home appliance, furniture and TV categories.
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