Do we have a Black Friday 2018 Deals thread

Yeh I saw that one first, went looking for without the Dot as I've already got an older one I barely use - don't need another! Think I'll pull the trigger on that deal, been sitting at work already planning where to put the bulbs :D
 
I understand these are "starter kits" so they come with a bridge. But at some of the pricing, it's still a bargain to buy even if you already have a bridge. I'd imagine in the weeks after black friday/cyber monday that ebay will get flooded with spare bridges that people can pick up for next to nothing.
 
I just bought a Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite which was on offer at £180 (64GB) this morning on my way into work but now £159.99. Sweet :cool: Now I just need to decide if I prefer that over the OP6 that is sitting at home unopened :o

Any good deals on SD cards?

EDIT: Any point getting anything faster than a Sandisk Ultra?
 
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I just remembered camelcamelcamel from last year as a way to check if Amazon is being sneaky with the prices. Anyone know if Amazon offers a black friday price promise?
 
Scam said:
Most electronics are made in Asia etc. Get over it.
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Kind of stating the somewhat obvious there. I am mainly talking about the cheapo companies that sell a ton of dressed up electronics junk to places like Amazon, which always end up on the front pages of these sales.
 
Incase anyones missed it, ECP has a black Friday sale on:D. I am on the prowl for a one x for under £400 with games. I've read a rumour they might drop to £350 for black Friday.
 
RicherSounds have the Denon 2400 down from £350 to £300 - however annoyingly it went from being online orderable to only in store, so might have to take a quick trip to Bromley in the morning.
 
They've removed the deal on the Hue... doh. Did so before I actually hit buy.

edit - only for the Bayonet version, screw fit is still at the discounted price :/ Why on earth do Philips charge so much more for bayonet fittings normally...
 
We're looking to buy a dishwasher, ao and Currys look like they already have their deals up. Any other shops people would recommend for one? Otherwise I'll buy one now and get it for delivery on Black Friday as I actually have the day off
 
b0rn2sk8 said:
I really fancy a pair of noise cancelling headphones. Very have the Bose qc35 on offer but I really fancy the Sony wh-1000xm3, might wait it out.
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I'm in the same boat as my QC20's are starting to wear out. The MX3s are very nice but Sony doesn't offer the support that you can get with Bose such as the ability to
1) Purchases spares such as ear cups
2) Get 50% discounts on replacements including newer models when your current headphones break after warranty.
 
Does anyone else find Amazon a bit of a nightmare when searching through deals.

It would make life much easier if you could set things like price range, hiding deals when they reach 100%, selecting favourite categories, even having some kind of watch list so when you find an item that says lightning deal starts at 17:00, you can get notified just before it starts.
 
You mean exactly like they do?

I admit it used to be a lot easier few years ago when you just scrolled along left to right as there was less junk in there but you can still filter stuff down.

On the left is a big list of filters

One for price
one for categories
One for "Active"/"Upcoming"

Then theres a big button on each item that's upcoming saying "Watch this Deal"
 
Marvt74 said:
You mean exactly like they do?

I admit it used to be a lot easier few years ago when you just scrolled along left to right as there was less junk in there but you can still filter stuff down.

On the left is a big list of filters

One for price
one for categories
One for "Active"/"Upcoming"

Then theres a big button on each item that's upcoming saying "Watch this Deal"
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Yeah i did just notice the "watch this deal" after posting. But you can't really selectively filter by price, only select under £15, or between fixed priced ranges. I think active still shows 100% claimed listings as well.
 
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