Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Tech

Best Buy's Early Black Friday Sale is Now Live, Including Deals on Gaming, Tech, and More

Best Buy's early Black Friday sale is now live, and includes deals on TVs, smartwatches, gaming PCs, video game consoles, and more. From November 6-19, Best Buy will also be featuring plenty of limited time "Doorbuster" deals, several of which are now live across this weekend.

Best Buy's Early Black Friday Sale is Now Live, Including Deals on Gaming, Tech, and More

Best Buy has launched its early Black Friday sale, which includes a variety of deals in gaming, tech, and other categories. The early sale runs from November 6 to November 19. Some notable deals include a Samsung 65" OLED TV discounted to $899.99, a MacBook Air (M5) reduced by $250, and a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with a $450 discount.

The sale also features a $500 discount on an iBUYPOWER Slate gaming PC, which includes an AMD Ryzen 5 and GeForce RTX 5060. Additionally, Best Buy is offering a $50 reward certificate when a Grand Theft Auto 6 preorder is combined with an eligible PlayStation 5 or Xbox console. This offer is particularly appealing for those considering the refurbished PS5 at $549.99, as it effectively lowers the price to $499 after the $50 reward.

Written by urgent.news from IGN's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at ign.com →

More in Tech

Big Tech and green groups meet to discuss the future of data centres in the US

As artificial intelligence drives demand for more data centres, some of the world's biggest technology companies are joining forces with environmental groups to address concerns over their impact on…

  • Major tech firms collaborate with environmental groups for national data center guidelines.
  • Discussions focus on energy use, infrastructure, water resources, and community engagement.
  • Rapid expansion of data centers raises concerns about environmental impact and energy demand.

More from Friday 6 November →