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The 19 Best Early Black Friday Deals 2026

The early bird gets the worm. Here are the best Black Friday deals for 2026 you can already get right now.

The 19 Best Early Black Friday Deals 2026

The team at WIRED highlights some of the best early Black Friday deals for gadgets they have tested and would recommend. They recently added new deals on Google Pixel 11 phones, Google Pixel earbuds, a Rocco minifridge, a Dreo space heater, and a Petkit automatic litter box. They also ensured the accuracy of the deals.

AirTags from Apple can help track lost items, with a battery lasting a year. The Apple AirPods Max 2 offer great sound quality and noise cancellation, although they may drop another $30 for Black Friday. The AirPods Pro 3 are comfortable and have top-notch active noise cancellation, but they often drop by another $20 for Black Friday.

Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 are comfortable and have a long-lasting battery, making them a good choice for listeners with small ears. Google Pixel 11 phones, available in various colors, feature incredible cameras and performance. The Pixel 10 Pro is also an excellent Android phone with a great camera, solid performance, and software features.

The Ugreen wireless charger features a robot face that changes expression based on charge status, making it more appealing than other chargers. This wireless charger supports Qi2/MagSafe and has a USB-C port for charging other devices.

A Wi-Fi 7 router with four antennas and a 2.5-Gbps WAN is a great option for small homes with modest demands. The LG 55-inch C6 OLED TV is the cheapest it has ever been, making it an excellent deal for Black Friday. The Tapo security camera records up to 2K at 30 frames per second and connects to Wi-Fi, with motion detection and privacy zones. Blink's wired doorbell is the cheapest option worth considering, delivering good 2K footage and two-way audio.

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