Kohl's Black Friday sales tend to focus heavily on home and kitchen, but this year they've compiled an amazing selection of electronics, too! Browse our top picks to shop this Black Friday on everything from TVs, Bluetooth speakers, and activity trackers, to bedding, cookware, and appliances! Stores open at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving, while Doorbuster sales are available November 25 online and in stores until 1 p.m. See the complete list of Kohl's Black Friday deals here.The Best Deals on Electronics:The Best Deals on Home and Kitchen:Find Even More Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales Here! on Facebook and Pinterest for all the latest products, so you can find the item that's perfect for you (at the right price)!Kohl's Black Friday Ad Scan 2016: Here Are the Must-Have Deals Like many of you Slickdealers out there, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the Kohl's Black Friday ad leaked early yesterday morning -- in all of its 64-page glory. If you've spent the better portion of your workday scanning the abundance of deals, then you already know that there are some real gems included in the mix (along with a few duds).
If you've been dutifully working instead, we've got you covered with all of the top deals from this doozy of an ad scan. First off, there are three basic timeframes for this year's Black Friday event: As you can see, online shopper will enjoy several days worth of deals, but you can only shop the advertised doorbusters during a limited two-day timeframe. If decide to stay home and avoid the crowds, remember that you'll have to spend $75 or more to earn free shipping, but you can always opt for free in-store pickup on your order to eliminate any shipping costs. Most stores will open their doors at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day for those doorbuster savings. Stores in Maine and Rhode Island won't open until midnight on Thursday, and Massachusetts stores will open an hour later at 1 a.m. on Friday. One of the best things about Kohl's Black Friday sale is that those $10 Kohl's Cash rewards get instantly upgraded to $15 instead. This awesome deal only happens once each year, which is nice, because it makes Black Friday feel special again.
You'll earn $15 for every $48 you spend from Nov. 21 through Nov. 26, and you can then redeem those rewards between Nov. 27 and Dec. 5. I usually hate that there's such a limited window of time to redeem your Kohl's Cash, but this is the holiday shopping season, so there's a better chance that you'll actually redeem your earnings. As savvy Slickdealer oogles36 pointed out in the forums, there's an upcoming coupon that you can stack with many of the Black Friday deals to make them even more appealing. Use code NOVSAVE15 to slash 15% off sitewide from Nov. 21 through Nov. 25. Unfortunately, you'll notice that several brands and many doorbusters are excluded from other offers and coupons, but there are still several items that are eligible for coupon stacking. Let's talk about those doorbusters for a minute. The ad lets you know up front that these are limited in quantity and for a limited time only... and the prices only stand while supplies last or until that 1 p.m. Friday cutoff time.
Here's a roundup of Frontpage contenders: As many of you have already noticed, the Sony Playstation 4 and Microsoft Xbox One console bundles stand out from the crowd as especially good offers ($249.99) if you'll be able to spend the $75 in Kohl's Cash that comes with it. Last year, the store offered the PS4 bundle for $299 plus $75 in Kohl's Cash, so we're finally seeing a price drop on this popular gaming system. Other stores will have it for less, or they'll throw in an extra controller or gift card, but if you're a Kohl's shopper you will probably prefer the Kohl's Cash. You may be tempted to give up after immersing yourself in the first few pages, but keep going, because there are lots of good deals scattered throughout the store's lengthy ad. I compared prices all the way through, and here's a quick overview of some of the highlights I found: Not all of these are the absolute lowest prices we've seen on our forums, but they're all at or around the lowest. As for the deals that are spectacular?
I took a closer look at those below. If you're in the market for a new TV, take a look at the store's $499.99 LG 55" 4K Smart TV. It's regularly priced at $749.99, and the lowest we've seen according to the forums was $500... and this time, you're getting $150 worth of Kohl's Cash along with it. The $34.99 Discovery Kids canvas play teepee is also a smart deal. Regularly $99.99, this cute style was previously a hot deal on our forums at $36. While it did have free shipping before, you can even things out by shopping in store or choosing free in-store pickup to maximize your savings if you're not going to hit the free shipping threshold. Another noteworthy buy is the $29.99 HP DeskJet 3634 all-in-one printer with WiFi connectivity. (It's $59 at Walmart, and its previous rock-bottom price was $39.99.) One complaint that a lot of Slickdealers had regarding last year's Black Friday sales was that the KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixers didn't drop as low as we'd hoped. This year, however, Kohl's is offering these popular designs for $279.99 plus $75 in Kohl's Cash rewards.
Its 2015 price was $299.99, so this is definitely a deal improvement. Take a look at the store's assortment of $49.99 American Tourister hardside or softside luggage, as well. We've seen this price before for the smaller designs, but this particular Black Friday deal is good on any size -- even the styles that were previously $249.99. As for jewelry, those $19.99 diamond solitaire illusion earrings on the front page make for a pretty (and affordable) gift, as do the store's $24.99 freshwater pearl earrings in 10k gold (reg. $90). Kohl's is also featuring $89.99 Bulova, Citizen and Seiko watches for men and women (reg. priced at $199 to $299). You'll score Kohl's Cash, and you can also knock 15% off with the NOVSAVE15 coupon code. The Razor Hovertrax self-balancing scooter is priced right at $349.99 -- this is how much it costs at Walmart, but you're getting $105 in Kohl's Cash to sweeten the deal. As for those $49.99 Cuisinart kitchen electrics after $30 mail-in rebate, their previous low was $42 at Macy's.
That being said, the 15% off sitewide coupon takes this deal down to $42.49 plus $15 in Kohl's Cash rewards, so it's a winner -- as are all of The Big One home deals. We've seen the Roku 2 in refurbished condition sell for $35 with free shipping, so you can probably get a better deal than Kohl's $44.99 price tag. The Canon EOS Rebel T6 DSLR camera bundle is reduced to $449.99 during the store's upcoming sale, but we've previously seen this model sell for $349.99 with the help of rebate offers. That being said, you will get $135 in Kohl's Cash with this bundle, so that will majorly improve the overall deal if you know for sure that you'll utilize your rewards. Skip the $31.99 Timex Weekender watches -- they've previously been marked down to $14.36 shipped free at Amazon. And while those $4.99 Toastmaster kitchen electrics may sound like an amazingly good deal, we've actually seen them sell for $2.45 earlier this year. It's still a great option for gift giving... don't get me wrong.
But the price has been lower in months past. Additionally, I recommend comparing Kohl's fragrance prices to other retailers' offers. This largely depends on the brand, but you may be better off shopping Sephora's upcoming 20%-off sale or checking other department store's prices. The $79.99 price on the CHI tourmaline ceramic styling iron isn't a groundbreaking deal considering the fact that you can get similar models for less. And 25% off select Converse shoes for the family isn't combinable with other coupons, so you may want to look for these styles at other stores, because they're almost always cheaper elsewhere. (Just use our Deal Alerts and Price Tracker tool to make sure you're getting the best possible price.)What are your thoughts on the Kohl's Black Friday ad scan? Share your top picks from the circular with us in the comments below -- you can browse it in full here along with Slickdealers' votes on each deal -- and keep the conversation going over in our forums.