A few of the biggest Black Friday deals have sold out, meaning that you probably missed your chance to snag a $199 PS4 bundle with Spider-Man, the $199 Sony 1000XM2 noise cancelling headphones, or the $429 OnePlus 6, among several others. But many of our favorite deals are still happening, and will continue through Cyber Monday on November 26th.
Many of the best Black Friday deals are still available
You didn’t miss out...yet
You didn’t miss out...yet
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is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and after a two-year stint at Polygon, he rejoined The Verge in May 2025.
There’s a chance that you might find a better deal when Monday comes around since many retailers are keeping the deals going once the week starts, though these are a few of the very best that you can still buy at this moment.
- 400GB SanDisk microSD card is $79.99 (usually $179.99, $99.99 is the lowest previous price)
- Zotac GeForce RTX 2080 is $700 after a $80 coupon (usually $779.99)
- Hulu costs $1 per month for 12 months (new and returning members)
- Vizio P-Series (55-inch) 4K HDR TV for $649.99 at Best Buy (normally $799.99, may not be available near you)
- Google Home Mini and Chromecast bundle (includes $15 Vudu credit) is $45 (usually $74)
- Xbox One S Minecraft Creators Bundle is $199 (usually $299) at Newegg, Best Buy, Walmart, GameStop
- HP Omen Obelisk pre-built desktop w/ Core i7-8700 processor, GeForce RTX 2080 GPU, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 2TB HDD for $1,500 (normally $2,000) at Best Buy
- PS Plus one-year membership will be $39.99 at Best Buy (usually $59.99)
- Pixel 3 XL for $699 (regularly $899) at Google Store, runs November 22nd through 25th
- Jabra Elite 65t for $119.99 (usually $169.99) at Amazon
- Google Home Hub is $99.99 (usually $149.99) at Best Buy, B&H Photo, or Target
- Bang and Olufsen B2 Bluetooth speaker is $110.99 (usually $169.99)
- Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is $799.99 (usually $999)
- Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus are $200 off
- Echo Dot (current gen) is $24 (usually $49.99)
iPad (32GB, latest model)is $249.99 (usually $329.99)
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