Best Buy’s full Black Friday ad is the latest one to be released, after similar ads from for Sam’s Club, Costco, Kohl’s, and Target leaked hit the web on Monday. The giant electronics retailer is offering a slew of great deals on all kinds of gadgets, including smartphones, tablets, TVs and video game consoles. MORE BLACK FRIDAY COVERAGE: The 10 best deals in Best Buy’s huge 37-page Black Friday 2015 ad Best Buy will open its doors at 5:00 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, with stores staying open until 1:00 a.m. that night. The doors will re-open at 8:00 a.m. on Black Friday, but the Black Friday deals will also be available online on both Thursday and Friday. Here’s what you can expect from Best Buy this holiday season, and you can check out more in our Black Friday 2015 hub: $349 Xbox One Rise of the Tomb Raider Bundle (save $50 and free Xbox One Wireless Controller) Doorbuster: $499.98 Samsung and Xbox One bundle: 40-inch Samsung LED HDTV and Xbox The Lego Movie (save $230)
$299.99 PlayStation 4 Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection (save $50) $299.99 Xbox One Gears of War Ultimate Edition Bundle (save $50) $179.99 Nintendo 3DS XL (save $20) Save $50 on all Xbox One consoles $59.99 Gold Wireless stereo for PS4 and PS3 (save $40) $39.99 Turtle Beach Ear Force Xbox One Wired Stereo Gaming Headset (save $40) $39.99 PS4 DualShock 4 Wireless Controller (save $20) $39.99 Xbox One Wireless Controller (save $20) TV and streaming sticks $79.99 24-inch LG LED HDTV (save $70) $147.99 24-inch Samsung Smart HDTV (save $52) $227.99 32-inch Samsung Smart HDTV (save $92) $317.99 40-inch Samsung Smart HDTV (save $112) $159.99 40-inch Insignia (save $120) $399.99 43-inch LG Smart 4K TV (save $300) $379.99 48-inch Samsung Smart LED HDTV $499.99 49-inch LG Smart 4K TV (save $400) $149.99 49-inch Toshiba LED HDTV (save $280) $599.99 50-inch Vizio Smart 4K TV (save $200) $299.99 50-inch Sharp LED HDTV (save $150)
$1,499.99 55-inch Samsung Smart 4K 3D TV (save $800) $999.99 55-inch Samsung Smart UHD TV (save $600) $349.99 55-inch Toshiba LED HDTV (save $200) $1,299.99 60-inch Samsung Smart 4K TV (save $800) $799.99 60-inch Samsung Smart 4K TV $697.99 60-inch Samsung Smart LED HDTV (save $302) $1,999.99 65-inch Samsung Smart 4K 3D TV (save $1,300) $999.99 65-inch Vizio Smart 4K TV (save $500) $24.99 Roku SE Streaming Player (save $25) $24.99 FireTV Stick (save $15) iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus – purchase or lease of phone after iPhone 5 or later trade-in (guaranteed $200 Best Buy gift card) Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy S6 edge+ with installment billing purchase or lease (guaranteed $250 Best Buy gift card) $49.99 32 Galaxy Note 5 with 2-year contract from Sprint or Verizon (save $200) $229.99 Samsung Gaalxy S4 with Boost Mobile prepay card (save $100) $9.99 Motorola Moto E 4G (save $60) $574.99 128GB iPad Air 2 (save $125)
$39.99 Fitbit Zip Wireless Activity Tracker (save $20) $999.99 Nikon D7100 DSLR camera with 18-55mm and 55-300mm lens (save $700) $699.99 Canon EOS Rebel T5i DSLR camera with 18-55mm and 55-250mm lens (save $400) $399.99 GoPro Hero4 Silver with 64GB Extreme Plus Memory card (free $80 Best Buy gift card) $249.99 Canon PowerShot SX710 (save $100 and free camera case and memory card) $249.99 Nest Thermostat third-generation (free $50 Best Buy gift card) $129.99 Philips hue Starter Kit (save $70) $99.99 Beats by Dr. Dre Powerbeats 2 Wireless Bluetooth $99.99 Insignia 2.1-Channel Soundbar (save $100) $99.99 UE Boom Portable Bluetooth speaker (save $100) Doorbuster: $19.99 128GB SanDisk Cruzer Glide (save $80) Up to $50 off on all iPod models Up to $50 off on Microsoft Office Up to $70 off on Microsoft Office with PC, Mac, iPad or tablet purchase of at least $150 40% off second iTunes Gift Card 35% off Dyson Technology
$1,649.99 27-inch iMac (save $150) $1,349.99 13.3-inch MacBook Pro latest model (save $150) $999.99-$1.249.99 Surface Pro 3 (save $300) $1,149.99 12-inch MacBook (save $150) $899.99 13.3-inch MacBook Pro laptop (save $200) $899.99 21.5-inch iMac (save $200) Doorbuster: $779.99 MacBook Air (save $120) $399.99 64GB Microsoft Surface 3 (save $100) $299.99 15.6-inch Dell Inspiron laptop (save $130) $99.00 11.6-inch Acer Chromebook (save $70) The first five pages of Best Buy’s Black Friday 2015 ad follow below, and the rest can be seen by following the link in our source section. Be sure to visit our Black Friday 2015 hub for more deals and sales events throughout the month.Just because Black Friday has become a shopping season that runs nearly the entire month of November does not mean that major retailers won't be rolling out the big guns during the traditional kickoff to the Christmas sales push. Of course, even the term Black Friday no longer rings entirely true because what once kicked off on the Friday after Thanksgiving now starts on the holiday itself for many of the biggest players.
That's true for Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT), Target (NYSE:TGT), and Best Buy (NYSE:BBY), three of the major retailers that will lead the way this holiday season. All three companies have announced their Black Friday plans. And while the day after Thanksgiving may no longer be quite as important to fourth quarter results as it once was, it's still a big deal, and Wal-Mart, Target, and Best Buy will all be big participants. Target gets aggressiveBlack Friday will be part of what Target is calling "10 Days of Deals" a promotion offering deep daily discounts on electronics, kitchenware, toys, and more from Nov. 22 through Dec. 1. As part of the "10 Days of Deals," guests will have access to a Black Friday presale on Wednesday, Nov. 25. "Black Friday continues to kick off the holiday shopping season for many guests. This year Target will open our doors at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving for the millions of families who make Black Friday in-store shopping part of their tradition. ," said Chief Stores Officer Tina Tyler in a press release.
where the deals below will be offered (as they will in the stores later that night). Some of the offers include: In addition any customer who spends $75 or more on Friday, Nov. 27, will receive a 20% discount to use toward a future purchase on any day between Dec. 4 and Dec. 13. Stores will remain open until 11 p.m. or midnight on Black Friday and many locations will offer increased hours during the holiday season. Best Buy has big plans tooThe electronics retailer actually jumped the competition this year by offering Black Friday-like savings from early November on. That does not mean Best Buy plans to ignore the big day. Nearly 1,000 Best Buy stores in 47 states will open at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving with "doorbuster" deals. Nearly all stores will remain open until 1 a.m. local time on Friday, Nov. 27, and reopen for a second round of "doorbuster" deals at 8 a.m. Thanksgiving evening 5 p.m. "doorbusters:" Black Friday 8 a.m. "doorbusters:" Best Buy will also have extended hours throughout the weekend opening Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
throughout Thanksgiving Day, with additional deals available all weekend long. The company is offering free shipping throughout the holiday season with no minimum order required and convenient in-store pickup options. Wal-Mart is playing it differentlyIn past years Wal-Mart has been one of the symbols of Black Friday excess. Picture too many people squeezing through too small a door and customers pushing ahead to grab limited quantity sale items. The company took steps to stop that last year by offering rain checks and guaranteeing people certain deals even after stock ran out, but this year the company is pledging an overall better shopping experience. "I know that shopping can make the holidays anything but simple and enjoyable," said COO Judith McKenna in a blog post. "It's become a chaotic, frustrating, complicated game of figuring out how to get what you want at the best price. And for many people it's just not fun anymore. That's why we're making holiday shopping easier for you every day."
She went on to explain that the company has made investments this year designed to improve the customer experience: In February, we pledged to raise wages for our associates, along with new career opportunities, training, scheduling and benefits -- that's a commitment of $2.7 billion over two years. Then, we began hiring an additional 8,000 department managers. What does this mean for you? More engaged associates with specific training who will take better care of you. After all, our people make the difference. That does not mean that the company won't be offering Black Friday deals, which the company explained in a press release: -- including many of the top items such as televisions, video game consoles, and small home appliances -- beginning at 12:01 a.m. PT on Thanksgiving morning. Then, Black Friday will begin in stores at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. The company released a full list of Black Friday deals it will be offering, but here are some of the highlights: