63 Best Early Black Friday Deals of 2024 to Shop Right Now

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Black Friday is the big day for retailers slashing prices to kick off the holiday shopping season and clear out their 2024 stock. There's still a week until the big day but you don't have to wait to carve the Thanksgiving turkey and watch the Cowboys lose to snag discounts, because the best early Black Friday deals are live already. The WIRED team boasts decades of experience in product testing and a nose for sniffing out the best deals using a suite of price-tracking tools. For Black Friday, we cross-reference our buying guide recommendations with the latest sale prices to find the best early Black Friday deals on gadgets and gizmos worth owning. Someone from the WIRED Reviews team has tested every product we include in our deals coverage, so you can rest easy knowing we don't highlight low prices on low-quality goods. We strive to find deals at their best price ever, or very close to it (some match previous discounts, but we have never seen them lower unless stated). Updated November 22, 2024: We added deals on devices from PlayShifu, Shargeek, Anker, Mill, CrunchCup, Eve, Govee, Coway, Bosch, Arlo, Eufy, Google, TP-Link, Asus, Amazon, Tymo, Bellissima, CHI, R Co, Paul Mitchell, Arcade1Up, 8BitDo, Rayban, State Bags, reorganized the categories, removed discontinued deals, and updated prices. Get best-in-class reporting that's too important to ignore for just 2.50 1 per month for 1 year. Includes unlimited digital access and exclusive subscriber-only content. Samsung's second-tier OLED (9/10, WIRED Recommends) is one of WIRED reviewer Ryan Waniata's favorite TVs of the year. This QD-OLED panel boasts fabulously rich colors, can get slightly brighter than the LG C4, and has the perfect black levels and excellent picture quality from any angle that make OLED the dominant TV tech today. This TV has HDMI 2.1 support across all four inputs, and Samsung's Game Hub lets you stream from loads of services, including Xbox. The only obvious downside is the lack of Dolby Vision.