Amazon is offering over 50 early Black Friday discounts on a variety of items, including tech, clothing, home goods, and travel essentials.
Over 50 early deals available
Discounts up to 58% off
Men's clothing and accessories
Tech items like laptops and TVs
Grooming and skincare essentials
Home items including mattresses
Travel accessories on sale
Gaming gear discounted
Amazon is currently offering more than 50 early Black Friday deals, with discounts reaching as high as 58%. These sales cover a wide range of products, making it a great opportunity to shop early.
Men’s Clothing and Accessories
As fall and winter arrive, many shoppers may want to update their wardrobe. Amazon has a selection of menswear, including jackets and jeans, with discounts of up to 50%.
Carhartt Heavyweight T-Shirt: 42% off
Levi’s 501 Jeans: 50% off
Cole Haan Drivers: 41% off
Wrangler Jeans: 41% off
Calvin Klein Sweater: 34% off
Tech and Home Items
Shoppers can find significant discounts on tech products, such as laptops and televisions. The Apple MacBook Air and TVs have notable price cuts ahead of Black Friday.
MacBook Air: 25% off
Sony Noise-Canceling Earbuds: 25% off
Roku 65-Inch TV: 50% off
Robot Vacuums: up to 50% off
Travel and Grooming Products
Travel-related items like luggage are also on sale, making them ideal for holiday travels. Additionally, grooming essentials, including colognes and shaving supplies, are available at discounts.
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