With less than a month to go until the Christmas shopping season starts, we already saw the first leaked Black Friday ads and they’ll be followed by many others in the coming weeks. As was the case in previous years, some retailers are going to start Black Friday sales a lot sooner than others, and eBay is one of them.
eBay is holding a couple early November sales for “first-minute shoppers.” They’re not quite Black Friday sales, but buyers still get some significant discounts on a bunch of items. In fact, you might even find prices that are better than Black Friday on a few different items.
eBay’s first sale kicks off online on at 8:00 AM ET / 5:00 AM PT on November 1st, and then a second round of deals becomes available at the same time on November 6th. The company will offer users free shipping and a price match guarantee on top of the discounts. Here are the best tech deals being offered each day:
November 1st:
- $289.99 Intel Core I7-7700k Kaby Lake Quad-core 4.2 GHz LGA 1151 (save $60)
- $119.99 Marshall Acton Bluetooth Speaker w/ Bass & Treble Controls & Aux Input in Black (save $110)
- $1,2999 Samsung 27″ Platinum Washer & Electric Dryer Package DD (save $700)
- $299.99 Dyson HD01 Supersonic™ Hair Dryer | 2 Colors | Refurbished + $30 eBay Gift Card (save $100)
November 6st:
- $879.99 Asus FX502VD-NB76 15.6″ FHD Gaming Laptop, 7th-Gen Core (save $170)
- $99.99 Nextbit Robin 5.2″ 32GB (100GB Cloud) GSM UNLOCKED Android Smartphone (save $244)
- $64.99 HyperX Cloud Revolver Gaming Headset for PC, Xbox One, PS4 Manufacturer Refurbished 55(save $)
- $85 iTunes $100 for $85 (save $15)
Like we said, this is not a Black Friday ad, but it is a limited-time sale that might help you get some holiday shopping done early this year. Many of the gadgets and electronics you plan on buying this Christmas season aren’t included in either of these eBay deals, but more eBay sales are likely coming soon. Here’s the full ad for eBay’s early November sales, which includes all the items that will be on sale beginning November 1st.
