Black Friday is the absolute best time for finding good deals on laptops. (I would know: I've tracked them for Mashable since 2019.) And with retailers taking full advantage of the holiday's abnormally late timing this year, running sales that span most of November, steep discounts are expected to be plentiful all month long.

Best Buy has joined the conveyor belt of retailers launching Black Friday sales by kicking off its huge end-of-year deals event with several early access doorbusters. There are impressive offers up for grabs, so I've picked out all of the highlights on TVs, appliances, laptops and more if you're keen to shop today.

With each passing year, Black Friday seems to turn more and more into "Black November," with many retailers starting their holiday sales weeks before the day itself. But while the bombardment of promos can be annoying,

As one of the OG items being stampeded after in those old Black Friday clips you're picturing right now, we've known for most of our adult lives that Black Friday is one of the best times of year to buy a TV.

Black Friday isn't here yet, but we've already found some great early deals on laptops of all price points from Apple, Lenovo, Dell, and more.

There are two things we love at PCMag: reviewing laptops and then finding them on sale. The best new tech + saving our readers money is what we're all about! So let's check out today's deal!

Apple Watches have a decent showing of deals so far, with a near $45 markdown on the brand new Series 10 and $100 off the Series 9. We don't anticipate the latter watch to stay in stock past the shopping holiday for long, if at all, so grabbing it early is a great way to make sure you get your hands on one.

We're finding some great offers on popular models from Apple, HP, Lenovo ahead of the big shopping weekendThe deep holiday discounts on laptops, Chromebooks, and tablets are still going

We spend a lot of time looking at the cutting edge of laptop technology, where premium models will set you back a few grand. But not everyone wants to spend used car-levels of money on a portable screen,