The Morning After: The best Black Friday deals of 2024

By Engadget | Created at 2024-11-29 12:57:51 | Updated at 2024-11-29 15:27:21 3 hours ago
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Mat Smith

Let’s cut to the chase. The chaos of Black Friday sales is here, and for the last week, we’ve been detangling the best deals on some of the best tech. We’ve got guides for specific categories, like cameras, Apple gear, gaming and more, but we’ve also pulled together 50(ish) of the best discounts right here.

After so many years of BF sales, mileage varies, but here are some of my cherry-picked highlights:

I already own four of those picks, so I’m regretting this Friday morning.

— Mat Smith

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