Best Buy Black Friday deals: TVs, laptops and air fryers

By Noah McGraw Published November 27, 2022

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Black Friday has flown by, but if you missed out on yesterday’s Black Friday deals, don’t worry. The below Best Buy Black Friday deals are all still out there, but they won’t hang around for long. With deep discounts on all kinds of tech, including tech for the home theater like TVs and soundbars, as well as laptops and Chromebooks, Best Buy has gone all out this year. Whatever your budget, there’s something awesome for you here. To help you navigate the huge sale, read on while we take you through the highlights, saving you time and money with the best deals around.

Top 5 Best Buy Black Friday deals

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K — <strong>$25</strong>, was $50
Lenovo Chromebook 3 11-inch — <strong>$90</strong>, was $219
Bose QuietComfort 45 — <strong>$249</strong>, was $329
Insignia 58-inch F30 4K TV — <strong>$300</strong>, was $580
Hisense 70-inch 4K TV — <strong>$450</strong>, was $850

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