on November 10, 2016 at 1:51 PM, updated Black Friday is only a few weeks away. Here's what we know so far about some of the bigger retailers' holiday-shopping plans. You can flip through their ad preview here. Target launched discounts for November 10 only, in stores and at online, with deals like 25% Apple TVs, 60% off Beats headphones plus deals on shoes and bedding. There will be another round of deals on November 19 called "10 days of deals," with new sales rolled out every day between the 19th and November 28. And on Saturday, November 26, only, you can get savings of $50 off every $100 purchase on holiday decorations. The official Black Friday sales will start the day before Thanksgiving -- Wednesday, November 23. They'll be available online and in stores, but you'll have to download Cartwheel -- Target's app -- to get the deals in stores. Target stores will open at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving and stay open until Black Friday night, closing between 10 p.m. and midnight (check your location for hours).
There are daily deals going on, including a tankless water heater, a tiny desktop and bundles of Purell. Amazon's Black Friday shop will be open through Dec. 22. Here's Amazon's 2016 Electronics Gift Guide, and here is their toy guide. Amazon announced updates to its mobile apps to allow for easier shopping. You can take a picture with your phone's camera to do a search for an item inside the Amazon app, which allows you easier price comparison when you're out physically shopping. It has been expanded to include more items. Kohl's launched a 64-page Black Friday ad, ones of the largest of the holiday shopping season. It again has a large selection of doorbusters, including on Fitbits, 50% off select toys, 4K Ultra HDTV, Playstation, Xbox, minidrones, jewelry, household appliances, toys, clothing and electronics. Several towns nationwide have reported Kohl's filing for extended hours on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, which hints at their plans. team predicts Kohl's will start in-store sales at 6 p.m on Thanksgiving.
Online sales are expected to start Monday, Nov. 23 Outdoor retailer REI closed on Black Friday last year, urging customers to #OptOutside. This year, it's staying closed on Thanksgiving and Black Friday for the second straight year. Online shoppers can add to their carts, but no orders will be processed. CEO Jerry Stritzke told The Associated Press that last year's #OptOutside campaign saw more than 20,000 social media posts from REI's 12,000 employees. Many had their first Black Friday off in more than 20 years, he said. Toys R Us announced it will be open around the clock for Black Friday shopping. The toy stores will be open for 30 straight hours, allowing shoppers to take advantage of deals hours after their Thanksgiving Day meals. The stores will unlock their doors at 5 p.m. Nov. 24 and will close at 11 p.m. Nov. 25. Walmart's Black Friday ad features 32 pages of deals, including electronics, video games, toys and housewares. If you have the Walmart app, you can get select Black Friday deals now.
They're ordered through the app and shipped to home. The main sale starts in-store and online at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day withplenty of time-sensitive offers and doorbusters. But the majority of the Black Friday ad items will be available online or with the Walmart app at 12:01 on Thanksgiving morning. The retail giant is renewing its practice of giving out wristbands to guarantee certain doorbuster items to certain customers who are in line, and interactive store maps are returning. (Store associates serving customers will be served dinner and receive a 25% discount on goods on Thanksgiving. Stores will be open all day.) Get ready for discounts on televisions, including 4K Ultra HDTVs, tablets, phones, laptops and game console bundles this year. features deals and doorbusters including a 40" HDTV for $149.99, iPad and Amazon Fire discounts and more. Best Buy will open at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, and the online sale usually goes live early on Thanksgiving morning. Cabela's in Hamburg will open Friday, November 25, at 5 a.m.
The first 500 people in line who are 18 years of age and older will be eligible for giveaways. They'll receive a mystery envelope with information about the gift. The envelopes will be randomly distributed, and the giveaways include outdoor products, firearms and Cabela's cash cards. (Firearm winners will be required to complete and pass a standard federal background check to take ownership of the firearm, Cabela's said in a news release.) Cabela's giveaways will be worth more than $800,000 across the company's participating U.S. retail locations. Cabela's will be closed on Thanksgiving, but one-day online sale will be available. Stores will close at 10 p.m. on Black Friday. When Bon-Tons open their doors at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving, the first 200 people at each store will get a free gift card valued between $5 and $500. The Bon-Ton Stores Inc., which operates Bon-Ton, Boston Store, Bergner's, Carson's, Elder-Beerman, Herberger's and Younkers stores, has announcred its Biggest Ever After Thanksgiving Sale, which features more than 700 doorbusters, special coupons and deals.n-store doorbuster prices will be valid through Black Friday, November 25, at 3 p.m., and online doorbusters will be available starting at 6 a.m. on Monday, November 21
, with free shipping through November 28 (promo code: FREESHIP). All doorbusters are available while supplies last.Online Black Friday "previews" will begin Monday, November, at 6 a.m. Ten items will be unveiled each day. Bon-Ton's corporate headquarters are in York and Milwaukee. The chain operates 267 stores in 26 states. Sears offers 48 pages of deep discounts and doorbusters on clothing, appliances, tools, electronics and toys. There's also a coupon for 30% off doorbuster clothing for purchases of $50 or more, and holiday decor is 50% off. Stores will be open on Thanksgiving from 6 p.m. to midnight, and on Black Friday at 5 a.m. Kmart will open on Thanksgiving at 6 a.m. with doorbusters until Black Friday at 10 p.m. "Go Elfin' Wild," they say. There are deals on Samsung HDTVs, bikes, toys, apparel, fine jewelry and appliances, plus 50% of holiday decor. There's an additional 50% off clearance. You can check out the ad here. JCPenney's ad offers 72 pages of deals.
Stores will open at 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving with "spotlight deals" (doorbusters) that will be available until 5 p.m. on Black Friday, including 40% off major brand-name appliances, 60% off holiday decorations, 30% off fine jewelry, deals on small appliances, such as a $30 convection oven and $49 pressure cooker, select diamond rings and earrings for $99 and $19.99 select boots and 50%-60% off women's boots. There's also a coupon giveaway on Thanksgiving, including some $500 off $500 coupons. Here's a look at their ad. Office Depot/Office Max offers 8 pages of deals on computers, desks and more. They're offering free in-store pickup and free delivery on orders of $35 or more. Doors will open at 6 a.m. on Black Friday, but you can get online deals starting Thursday. Here's a look at the ad. The 12-page Sam's Club Black Friday 2016 Ad includes deals on iPhones, TVs, jewelry and clothing, plus two pages of online-only exclusives. Deals include a VIZIO SmartCast 50" Class Home Theater Display, Nutri Ninja Pro Single Serve Blender, Uncharted 4 Playstation 4 Bundle and XBox One 1 S Battlefield 1 Bundle or Xbox One S Minecraft Bundle with Bonus Controller.