Best Buy Black Friday deals: what are the opening hours and offers of the electronics giant?

Thursday 27 November 2014 01:30 GMT

More than 1,000 Best Buy stores in 47 US states will open for Black Friday sales at 5pm on Thanksgiving Thursday and nearly all of those stores will remain open until 1am.

Best Buy stores will reopen at 8 am on Black Friday and close at 10pm that day. Many deals will be available online from Thursday.

Many of Best Buy’s deals are in TVs, Dyson goods, Apple products and video games.

They include a Panasonic 50” LED 1080p HDTV for $199.99, a Samsung 55” LED Ultra HD Smart TV for $899.99, and $100 off all iPad Air 2 models.

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Other Best Buy deals include Beats Solo headphones for $79.99, a GoPro Hero 3+ Silver action camera for $249.99, and the Dyson DC44 origin cordless stick bagless vacuum for $219.99 — that's $180 off the Dyson regular price of $399.99.

Best Buy will also offer some PlayStation 4 and Xbox One games including NBA 2K15, Madden 15 and FIFA 15 for roughly 50 percent off at $29.99.

A 7” DigiLand Quad-Core Tablet for $39.99, an HP Wireless Printer for $26.99, and a MacBook Air for $779.99 are among its many other offers.

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