Argos launch new Cyber Monday offers to help shoppers still looking for bargains in the run up to Christmas. The high street chain has cut the price on hundreds of products across technology, toys, appliances and home departments, and looks set to continue the discounts until Wednesday 30th November. Shoppers can access all the current deals by visiting the Argos Cyber Monday deals page. Alongside the one-off discounts, the retailer is also offering shoppers half price savings on toys, 25% off homewares when you spend £30 or more and 25% off furniture items over £150. John Rogers, Chief Executive Officer of Sainsbury’s Argos, said: “Last year’s Black Friday was the biggest and most successful shopping day ever for Argos. “We have been busy preparing for the Black Friday period for many months now, making sure our website, stores and distribution operations are all geared up in anticipation of high levels of demand for our great range of products." Here's a round up of the top deals we've spotted, plus a breakdown of where to find specific items on the retailers site below.
All of Argos's latest Cyber Monday deals are available to check and reserve here with instant collection in over 800 stores nationwide, as well as almost 30 stores in Sainsbury’s supermarkets and another 30 digital collection points in Sainsbury’s stores. Ambilight makes your viewing experience more immersive - by emitting a glow from two-sides of your TV, as well as giving you up to four times the resolution of full HD. With a digital motor V6, the Dyson vacuum cleaner will give you the exceptional suction power so you can get all that cleaning done quickly. This stylish gold iPhone 6 comes with 16GB of storage and 8MP camera with HD video capability - ideal for anyone looking to upgrade their smartphone. Get full HD resolution and cinema quality graphics from the comfort of your home, and easy access to built-in entertainment smart hub. The 49-inch version of the same TV is also heavily discounted, costing just £349 this Cyber Monday (that's a £230 discount). Slim, light and surprisingly affordable, this Lenovo laptop comes with up to eight hours battery life and will make an ideal Christmas gift.
Discounted to an unbelievably low price, shoppers can pick up Amazon's popular tablet for about the same price as a round of drinks at the pub. Make every beat count with the new Fitbit and easily keep track of how many calories you're eating and burning, it's likely this will be one of the most popular gifts on Christmas lists this year. These Philips wireless headphones are less than half price and will let you enjoy up to 16 hours of continuous wireless playback even with Bluetooth and Active Noise Cancelling on. Still not found what you wanted? Here's where to look. Tech - for deals on laptops, tablets, games consoles or headphones, browse the Argos technology deals page here. Toys - with thousands of must-have Christmas toys featured in the Black Friday deals, parents should take a look at the toy deals section and start stockpiling for the festive season. Home - whether you've just moved or want to spruce up the home, Argos have up to half price off selected home appliances in the sale.
Health and beauty - upgrade your straighteners or start buying gift sets for Christmas in the sale with these deals on personal electrics, perfume and more. Jewellery - treat yourself or someone special to a new watch of piece of fine jewellery and save up to 50% off. You can browse all the jewellery offers here. Don't forget to also check Argos' Twitter and Facebook social media channels to ensure you don't miss any early bird deals. For more ways to save at the retailer read our Argos voucher codes guide. What is Cyber Monday? Xbox One and PS4 Argos have released a few Black Friday shopping tips to help customers: Check opening times for your local store if you're planning to click and collect so you don't miss out on picking up your order. Do your shopping online. Take advantage of shopping at unsocial hours to snap up the deals before they are gone. Apparently the quietest time to browse the deals and make purchases is 3-4am, Keep track of everything you've bought, so that when you're clicking and collecting you can be sure you've got everything you ordered.
Look out for the extra special help Argos are providing to make Cyber Monday 2016 as stress-free as possible. There will be more Argos colleagues than ever before in-store, so don't be afraid to ask for help.SQUARE Enix’s open world action role-playing game Final Fantasy XV has been a decade in the making. But has the fifteenth (proper) instalment in the poplar RPG series been worth the wait? Read on for our review, and the cheapest places to buy the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One game. Final Fantasy XV is an open world JRPG from Square Enix like very few before it. From the humble opening with the four main characters stranded with their broken down car, I knew it was going to be something, unlike anything I’d seen before. While you play as Noctis, the young Prince on his was to marry Luna, a high profiled lady of a distant land in an attempt to sort out certain diplomatic issues, all four of the handsome boys that take up the screen time are integral to the story and more importantly, feel real.
Final Fantasy XV is an open world action role-playing video game developed and published by Square Enix for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One home consoles Final Fantasy XV was released on November 29 after years of anticipation As you can expect with a Final Fantasy game, the high hopes of the band of brothers soon take a sharp nose dive as things back home go from bad to worse. If you’ve taken the time to watch the Kingsglaive movie then you’ll have the best idea of the issues at hand for the Noctis and chums. It didn’t take long before I was taking on quests and helping the locals while they fixed my royal motor. Final Fantasy XV took a little time to help me along and teach me everything I needed to know in the first hour or so. After a few hours and some sad news from back home the game really opens out and this is when you really get to experience this game at it’s best. The world of Eos and more specifically Lucis are really a sight to behold.
This behemoth open world that is there for you to explore is truly one of the engaging places to explore that I’ve played. Final Fantasy XV is an open world JRPG from Square Enix and opens with the group having broken down The landscape changes as you drive through the different areas all while looking fantastic. Each area feels unique and has plenty of things to discover. It’s not just the world that looks phenomenal; character details are right up there with the best. Each of the four boys move around the world so fluidly and it brings another level to the immersion. It’s hard to find any fault with the visual beauty of this game. I could spend forever finding new and interesting bits of the world to explore. Much of the content I’ve discovered in the open world is not forced into your hands and it was a joy when I discovered dungeons that I could have missed if I was just ploughing through to the end of the story. Even after the story was completed I was free to return and explore to my hearts content with new quests and dungeons to traverse.
The four main characters, pictured, are integral to the story and more importantly, feel real Much like any Final Fantasy, the story takes requires your utmost attention if you want to make any sense of it. It’s a story worth listening to if you take the time to appreciate it and not take it too seriously; regardless of how serious everyone in the game is taking it. I’m not here to debate if it’s been worth the wait or if the game could ever possibly live up to the hype that has surrounded it for the last decade. This is the best game I’ve played this year. It’s deserving of the Final Fantasy name and is one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences I've had in a long time. The world is beautiful, the bromance of the characters is heart-warming and it’s going to keep its hooks in me for long after this review. Final Fantasy XV is available on PS4 and Xbox One for RRP £49.99, rated 16+. The game is on the market at RRP £49.99 and comse in both Xbox One and PS4