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We found 45 early Black Friday deals: $250 off MacBooks, live Lego discounts, and Kindles on sale

The best early Black Friday deals are already here. We found $200 savings on MacBook Airs and 50% off Bose headphones, QLED TVs, and more.

We found 45 early Black Friday deals: $250 off MacBooks, live Lego discounts, and Kindles on sale

Early Black Friday deals feature various discounts on electronics and footwear. Mashable reports a $250 savings on the 13-inch Apple MacBook Air (M5, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) priced at $1,349.99, as well as Bose QuietComfort noise-cancelling headphones for $254.10. AppleInsider notes that Amazon is offering a record low price for the Apple Watch Series 12, with the 42mm GPS model in Light Gold Aluminum available for $329.99.

Running shoe discounts are available via Amazon, according to Tom's Guide. The Saucony Endorphin Elite 2 has been reduced from $290 to $129, representing a $160 saving. Other deals include the New Balance SC Elite v5 for $130, down from $265, and the Brooks Hyperion Elite 5 for $146, down from $274. Tom's Guide notes that prices for these shoes may vary based on color and size.

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