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10 Top Cyber Monday Deals (list)

Kristie Bertucci — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 20:48:07 +0000

Didn’t make it out for all the Black Friday deals? Don’t fret because you have a second chance thanks to all the Cyber Monday deals. While some may still not be as low as the ones from Friday, you can still score those coveted gadgets been eying for way less than their original price. Here are some of the best Cyber Monday deals on the net!

10. Sears

Deal hunters can rejoice with some great savings at Sears for Cyber Monday, especially those in the market for a 32-inch LCD HDTV. While it may not be a top-of-the-line brand, the Seiki TV will do just fine in a spare bedroom or as a secondary TV to the one in your living room. Those looking for something a bit bigger will probably like the Mitsubishi WD-73640 73-inch 3DTV 1080 p DLP Home Cinema TV going for $999.99.

9. Newegg

Newegg has you covered for Cyber Monday with some amazing scores on TVs, camcorders, cameras, laptops and more! Skip all the mall madness and save on a LG 42-inch HDTV that’s going for $499 and a Sony VAIO laptop for only $599.99. Check out the site to save on some big gadget deals!

8. Target

Forget Cyber Monday….Target is having its own “Cyber Week” and is cutting prices on tons of stuff by more than 50%! If you’re in the market for a tablet, Target is actually offering $100 in free accessories when consumers pick up a Sony Tablet S for only $499.99. The have a Wii Console set for $174.98 Mega Pack Bundle and a Canon EOS T3 for $599.99.

7. Microsoft

Expect lots of deals on computers, accessories and video games on the Microsoft site. They’re cutting the price of their Xbox gaming bundles by $200 and selling their Kinect Sensors for $99.99, while games are $20 off, too. The site is also offering a Samsung RC512 Core i5 laptop for $499, down from $799.

6. Costco

The bulk retailer will be offering a huge Cyber Monday sale with shoppers provided with deals that include: computers for up to $500 off, Brother and Hewlett-Packard printers for up to $120 off, iPad accessories for as much as $30 off, and so much more!

5. Toys R Us

Expect nothing but thousands of discounts on the toy superstore’s website as shoppers can get up to 60% off of certain video game titles when buying another game and let’s not forget about the free shipping on orders of at least $49.

4. Dell

Dell had some specials for Black Friday online and will be having much more for Cyber Monday. A Dell Inspiron 14 R laptop with 2^nd Gen Intel Core i3 processor is going for only $399.99! With tons of savings on desktop computers, laptops and more, those looking for new computers will be able to snatch up something for cheap at Dell.com.

3. Amazon

The online powerhouse has one massive sale on loads of gadgets, toys and so much more! Score a $79 Kindle and $199 Kindle Fire, or get a Sony Cybershot 10.2-megapixel camera for $199 (a savings of $150), a Microsoft Xbox 360 holiday bundle that includes Fable III and Halo Reach for $199 ($100 off).

2. Best Buy

At Best Buy select cameras and camcorders are 20%-40% off with select iPods also on sale, so you can easily score some iPod shuffles for stocking stuffers as low as $44.99. You can also expect low prices on a variety of HDTVs. The spirit of Black Friday lives on at Best Buy! Customers will also receive a $10 e-gift card with store pickup orders of $100 or more!

1. Walmart

Walmart is taking deals seriously this year and started off Black Friday a bit early with sales on Thursday and their Cyber Monday scores will be just as great, too. Like Target, Wal-Mart will also have a “Cyber Week” with deals on a variety of gadgets. You can score a 32-inch Toshiba LCD HDTVs for $249 and Xbox holiday gamer bundles for $319. There’s also free shipping on orders for more than $45 on qualifying products

Gadget Recycling Craze Continues Unabated–Now It’s Sears’ Turn

stevea — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:30:58 +0000

So the gadget recycling program, which usually offers credit on new gadgets purchased in the process, is continuing on. Maybe you’ve been interested but haven’t been able to find a location near you handling it.

That’s okay, because now it’s got a new ally in Sears. They’ll take gadgets in twenty different categories,and pretty much the only caveat is that it has to actually work. You can send them nonworking equipment, which they’ll recycle for you at no cost, but you won’t get any credit for it.

The process is actually pretty simple–here’s the word from Sears’ own press release:

1. Visit www.sears.gazelle.com.
2. Get an offer on electronics by answering a few quick questions.
3. Ship items. Shipping is free and many customers will also qualify for a free shipping box.
4. The customer receives a Sears gift card in the mail for the total value of their items. As a special holiday promotion, through Dec. 31, 2009, participants will receive an additional 5 percent of the value of their trade-in, added to their Sears gift card.

So if you’ve got some old hardware sitting around that you want to trade in, or if you’re looking for a quick way to get a little extra holiday shopping cash, then head on over to Sears and get the credit you need, while emptying your house of clutter.

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Sears, Not To Be Outdone, Announces Black Friday Deals

stevea — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:37:45 +0000

Sears, determined not to be shown up by OfficeMax, has just announced its own Black Friday deals, and they’re actually pretty awesome. Even better, they’re actually pushing Black Friday ahead to HALLOWEEN. That’s right, the deals start THIS SATURDAY, as opposed to Black Friday.

What’s on tap? Well, how about a Magellan RoadMate 1200 GPS system for $99.99, or maybe a Sony 1000-Watt 5-Disc home theater system with a 1080p upscaling HDMI DVD player for $249.99?

But that’s not where the deals end over at Sears, only where they begin. There’s also a whole slew of deals on televisions and digital cameras and everything in between. Sears is clearly desperate for a sale, and is doing everything short of giving it away to get their deal. I don’t think I’m exaggerating that “desperate”, either: when you start offering Black Friday deals in October, and especially given the financial condition of Sears, it’s not too much of a surprise that they’re pulling out all the stops.

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Sears Columbus Day Sales: 10/9 – 10/14

Christen Costa — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 20:32:06 +0000

Starting this Thursday, Sears kicks off its 5 days Columbus Day sale. They’ll also have a 3 day hot buy sale 10/9 – 10/11. Mattresses will be 50% off, 15% cash back on appliances and floor vacuums, as well as select lawn and garden products.

Shop Sears’ Columbus Day Sale 10/9-10/14 for great savings on thousands of fall essentials

Shop Sears’ Columbus Day 3-Day Specials & Hot Buys 10/9-10/11

Save 50% off Mattresses + save an Extra 10% & 0% for 12 months over $499 w/ Sears Card 10/9-10/14

15% Cash Back on Appliances & Floor Care over $399 after rebate 10/9-10/11

All Stationary & Bench Power Tools and Craftsman Cordless Drills & Compressors on sale 10/9-10/14

All Mechanics Tool Sets, Tool Storage, Lift Equipment & Garage Door Openers on sale 10/9-10/14

5% Cash Back or 0% for 12 mon on any Lawn Tractor or Snow Thrower over $499 w/ Sears Card 10/9-10/14

All Outdoor Storage & Craftsman Power Lawn & Garden on sale 10/9-10/14

5% Instant Savings or 0% for 12 months on Electronics over $299 w/ Sears Card 10/9-10/14

Save 50% off Outerwear & Fall Fashions for the Family & 40-50% off Shoes 10/9-10/14

Save 30-50% off all Bed & Bath + BOGO FREE on all Bed Pillows, Mattress Pads & Toppers 10/9-10/14