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Amazon Black Friday 2026 Dates Announced as Early Deals Go Live

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Amazon Black Friday 2026 Dates Announced as Early Deals Go Live

Amazon has officially announced its Black Friday sale dates. The online retail giant will kick off the biggest sale of the year on November 19, with deals running through to November 30 on Cyber Monday.

Deals will officially start in the US at 12:01 am PT. Amazon has also said it will be dropping "new daily themed deal drops" throughout the sale, and "double drops on Black Friday and Cyber Monday" at both midnight and 8 am PT.

Headliners in the announced deal lineup include "up to 35% on Amazon’s all-new devices", three months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free, $600 on select TVs from Sony and Hisense, up to 30% off on select laptops and gaming PCs from top brands like Asus and Alienware, 50% on select headphones and speakers, and a whole lot more.

Rather than saving everything for one weekend, retailers are spreading their deals across several events, giving shoppers more opportunities to find discounts before the big day.

Speaking of which, both Walmart and Best Buy have also recently announced their starting sale dates for Black Friday, with Best Buy's early Black Friday sale already live (running from November 6-19). Walmart's first wave of deals, on the other hand, goes live on November 12.

As part of its new announcement, Amazon has also revealed that there will be loads of new deals going live between now and Black Friday proper on November 27 as well.

To save you some time, I'll do my best to break down the genuinely good offers I spotted already that you should be keeping an eye on, or even jumping on ASAP (including some outstanding new freebies).


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