Black Friday Deals
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Terrible this year, been getting worse each year as well. Used to get some genuine bargains a few years back, particularly retailer errors that were honoured.
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Did buy a few things for American Football. Some receiver gloves to match my 2nd team's kit better, a football and a stand to hold said football so I can practice some field goals. Added a pack of Miami Dolphins decal stickers in, too!
One of the few things I have held off buying in anticipation for Black Friday, what with it being an American football store.
One of the few things I have held off buying in anticipation for Black Friday, what with it being an American football store.
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Can someone find me a good heat pump tumble dryer deal please? Was thinking large appliances might have some acceptable deals, I know tech deals are rubbish on BF these days but thought stuff like this might be OK.
Now winter is approaching it's hard to dry clothes outside and and it takes ages indoors unless we put the heating on which obviously is expensive these days. I'm going to pretend this is to save money and not because we were spoiled by having a tumble dryer when on holiday last month
Now winter is approaching it's hard to dry clothes outside and and it takes ages indoors unless we put the heating on which obviously is expensive these days. I'm going to pretend this is to save money and not because we were spoiled by having a tumble dryer when on holiday last month
So it's black Friday. None of the items I wanted have come down in price.
So nothing bought this year. That's a first.
Part of it is I have nearly everything I want. And it would just be upgrades. Like a newer TV and I rarely replace things until they die.
Other part is, the deals have been terrible. Certainly no better than the odd flash sale that happens at other times.
So nothing bought this year. That's a first.
Part of it is I have nearly everything I want. And it would just be upgrades. Like a newer TV and I rarely replace things until they die.
Other part is, the deals have been terrible. Certainly no better than the odd flash sale that happens at other times.
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Literally nothing I need or want - not even an impulse buy! 
Bought another set of CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C18 for £179, been sitting around £220-£240 and the last lot I bought was £280...will max out my motherboard at 128GB. Wasn't 'planning' on getting them now but I said to myself if they ever went below £200 I would buy them, especially seeing as I've seen some companies scaling back on ddr4 etc
Also bought 2x 2tb mx500 @ £125 each, I had been waiting on black friday hoping they'd go a little cheaper but could be worse.
Everything else I've been looking at is just too expensive or not really had a discount... I don't class last gen gpu's at what is essentially rrp/msrp as being a 'deal'
Also bought 2x 2tb mx500 @ £125 each, I had been waiting on black friday hoping they'd go a little cheaper but could be worse.
Everything else I've been looking at is just too expensive or not really had a discount... I don't class last gen gpu's at what is essentially rrp/msrp as being a 'deal'
Which size, where from and how much did you pay?
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Have you got a Costco membership? They have some good deals. What's your budget?Can someone find me a good heat pump tumble dryer deal please? Was thinking large appliances might have some acceptable deals, I know tech deals are rubbish on BF these days but thought stuff like this might be OK.
Now winter is approaching it's hard to dry clothes outside and and it takes ages indoors unless we put the heating on which obviously is expensive these days. I'm going to pretend this is to save money and not because we were spoiled by having a tumble dryer when on holiday last month
No but could get one if needed. No set budget but I was wanting to get A++ or better, 9KG+ for as cheap as possible.
Seems to be a stock issue, found a few fitting the bill under £400 but OOS.
Currently considering this: https://markselectrical.co.uk/CSOEH9A2DCE_Candy-Heat-Pump-Tumble-Dryer.html
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Gigabyte G27Q IPS 1440p 144hz 27"!
Cost £270, pretty good deal for the specs on it! I wanted a flat IPS rather than one of those curved VA panels. VA panels have ghosting which put me off them a bit!
Would recommend either G27Q as above or LG UltraGear 27GP850 alternatively if you're interested in 1440/144hz+ at 27".
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Guessing Costco, the 65" is £1400
65" £1,399 Richer Sounds
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I've bought 3 things today that weren't Black Friday deals but CamelCamelCamel says that all 3 are at the cheapest they've been.
Winner winner, saved around £10
Winner winner, saved around £10
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Be careful with CamelCamelCamel, I remember reading a while back that for them to keep access to the API, Amazon forced them to remove prices from key discount periods, so it's not entirely reliable that you will be getting the best price.I've bought 3 things today that weren't Black Friday deals but CamelCamelCamel says that all 3 are at the cheapest they've been.
Winner winner, saved around £10
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One item was £7.50, one was £12.99 and the last one was £1.99
I'm in Gucci belt territory.
I just picked this random item on amazon
Camelcamelcamel shows only the latest price drop on this item
Where Keepa Show older price drops as well
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