Free Exclusive Snowglobe with purchases of $99 or more!*Online Only*Free gift with purchase offer: Valid only on item 40223 LEGO® Snowglobe. One free gift per household. Gift set not available for purchase. Qualifying purchase must be equal to or greater than $99 in merchandise only. Valid through phone orders, on shop. and at LEGO Stores. Set is valued at a $9.99 (US) / $11.99 (CA) retail value. Valid only while supplies last; NEW YORK — Cyber Monday is here, and shoppers are hopping online to take advantage of some hefty discounts. Consumers had already spent $540 million between midnight at 10:00am ET, according to Adobe. The company expects Cyber Monday sales to hit $3.36 billion this year. So far, the most popular electronic purchases include the Sony PS4, Microsoft Xbox, Samsung 4K TVs, Apple iPads and Amazon Fire. Toys are also hot-ticket items, and shoppers are snatching up Lego sets, Shopkins and Nerf Barbie products. Here are some of the discounts companies are offering:
Amazon is offering more than 75,000 sales starting Monday and throughout the rest of the week on a variety of products, including toys, electronics and books. The company is also discounting its own products on Monday: The voice-controlled Echo speaker and the Tap Bluetooth speaker are both being offered at $40 off, for $139.99 and $89.99, respectively. Walmart launched Cyber Week online on Black Friday. On Monday, it slashed prices on a variety of TVs, including a Samsung 65-inch 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV for $999 and a 50-inch VIZIO 4K Ultra HD SmartCast Smart LED TV for $379.99. Walmart is also discounting toys, including a Barbie Dreamhouse for $149 and a Nerf N-Strike Mega Mastodon Blaster for $51. It’s also promoting an Xbox One S Console bundle for $249 that includes a $40 Walmart gift card and your choice of 4K ultraHD movie. Target is also getting in on the deals by offering 15% off most online and in-store purchases — no promo code necessary. The store is offering up to 25% off toys from K’NEX, Mega Bloks, Magformers and some LEGO sets.
TVs are also on sale, with the Samsung 43-inch Ultra HD TV discounted $200 for $399.99, plus a $50 Target gift card. For customers looking to get a little help keeping their home tidy this year, the iRobot Roomba 880 robotic vacuum is priced at $449.99. All online Target orders ship free this holiday season. Kohl’s rolled out its Cyber Days sale that started Sunday and runs through November 30, and offers discounts on electronics, clothing, home goods and toys. It’s also offering an extra 20% off eligible online and in-store purchases with the code DEALSEEKER over the four days. It’s offering deals on select Nike products, sleepwear and bedding sets. Melissa & Doug toys are 20% off and some Citizen, Bulova, Invicta and Seiko watches are half off. Best Buy is offering shoppers $200 off on select MacBook laptops and $100 off iPad Pro 12.9-inch models. The retailer is offering free shipping on all orders until December 24. Clothing and accessories tend to be big sellers on Cyber Monday, and many apparel companies are offering significant savings.
The Gap family, which includes Banana Republic and Old Navy, is offering 50% off sitewide. Express and Hollister are also offering half off. “Fifty percent is the discount to beat right now,” said Benjamin Glaser, features editor with DealNews. More than 122 million Americans plan to shop on Monday, with around 23% planning to use their mobile phones, according to the National Retail Federation. Online shopping surged on Black Friday, particularly mobile orders. Shoppers spent $3.3 billion on Friday, according to Adobe, which tracks data about online purchases across the 100 biggest retailers. Mobile shopping hit a record $1.2 billion on Friday.Update (11/24 5:30pm): Amazon has now released its strategy for Cyber Monday as well. While we haven’t even made it to Black Friday yet, a handful of big-name retailers have already released Cyber Monday details. We have ad scans and details on deals from Best Buy, Target, Walmart and Toys R Us. In some instances, deals are already available.
So while your eyes are likely set on the top deals for Black Friday (and we don’t blame you), take a few minutes to peek at what Monday will offer. But first, be sure to follow us on Twitter so you’re certain to get the latest deals as soon as they come in. Walmart has already launched its Cyber Monday hub, which offers an additional look at upcoming deals. Although Cyber Monday promotions are only available online, you can opt for in-store pick-up to grab your deal at any time. Walmart will be kicking things off Sunday night at 8PM EST. Toys R Us will offer its usual mix of toys and games. You’ll find a number of free item promotions, as well as discounts on collectibles. Target is stepping up with 15% off sitewide on Monday with promo code CYBER15. It’s unclear if this promotion will work on all of the special deals (i.e. gaming bundles or added gift cards). Best Buy has already launched some of its advertised Cyber Monday deals, but will continue to offer a few more surprises next week.
Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals Barnes & Noble offers exclusive deals and special collections every year on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Want to be the first to find out about Barnes & Noble offers? Sign up for email alerts below and we'll send you discount codes, online coupons, and more.Consumers have spent $3.39 billion online as of Monday evening, according to Adobe, which is a 10.2% increase year-over-year. Adobe said the most popular electronic purchases include the Sony PS4, Microsoft Xbox, Samsung 4K TVs, Apple iPads and Amazon Fire. Toys are also hot-ticket items, and shoppers bought Lego sets, Shopkins, Nerf and Barbie products. Here are some of the discounts companies are offering: Amazon is offering more than 75,000 sales starting Monday and throughout the rest of the week on a variety of products, including toys, electronics and books. The company is also discounting its own products on Monday: The voice-controlled Echo speaker and the Tap Bluetooth speaker are both being offered at $40 off, for $139.99 and $89.99, respectively.
Walmart launched Cyber Week online on Black Friday. On Monday, it slashed prices on a variety of TVs, including a Samsung 65-inch 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV for $999 and a 50-inch VIZIO 4K Ultra HD SmartCast Smart LED TV for $379.99. Walmart is also discounting toys, including a Barbie Dreamhouse for $149 and a Nerf N-Strike Mega Mastodon Blaster for $51. It's also promoting an Xbox One S Console bundle for $249 that includes a $40 Walmart gift card and your choice of 4K ultraHD movie. Target is also getting in on the deals by offering 15% off most online and in-store purchases -- no promo code necessary. The store is offering up to 25% off toys from K'NEX, Mega Bloks, Magformers and some LEGO sets. For customers looking to get a little help keeping their home tidy this year, the iRobot Roomba 880 robotic vacuum is priced at $449.99. All online Target (TGT) orders ship free this holiday season. Kohl's rolled out its Cyber Days sale that started Sunday and runs through November 30, and offers discounts on electronics, clothing, home goods and toys.
It's also offering an extra 20% off eligible online and in-store purchases with the code DEALSEEKER over the four days. It's offering deals on select Nike products, sleepwear and bedding sets. Melissa & Doug toys are 20% off and some Citizen, Bulova, Invicta and Seiko watches are half off. Best Buy is offering shoppers $200 off on select MacBook laptops and $100 off iPad Pro 12.9-inch models. The retailer is offering free shipping on all orders until December 24. Clothing and accessories tend to be big sellers on Cyber Monday, and many apparel companies are offering significant savings. The (GPS) family, which includes Banana Republic and Old Navy, is offering 50% off sitewide. Express and Hollister are also offering half off. "Fifty percent is the discount to beat right now," said Benjamin Glaser, features editor with DealNews. More than 122 million Americans plan to shop on Monday, with around 23% planning to use their mobile phones, according to the National Retail Federation. Online shopping surged on Black Friday, particularly mobile orders.