While Black Friday isn’t officially here quite yet, the discounts most certainly are! Start saving now with some of these can't-miss sales on must-have electronics.

As Walmart gears up for its initial Black Friday sale next week (yes, there will be multiple), the big-box store has shared a further look at some of its top holiday doorbusters.

Crocs sale: Crocs from $15 @ Walmart Walmart is knocking up to 50% off select men's, women's, and children's Crocs. After discount, deal prices start from $15. The sale includes all-terrain clogs, slip-resistant clogs, sandals, and more. As part of the sale, you can get the Crocs Unisex Clog Sandals for $44 (pictured, was $54).

Early Black Friday Deals are dropping on Nov. 7, and you can shop big discounts on everything from kitchen appliances and coffee makers to vacuums and electronics.

One of the best early deals we’ve seen so far is a $200 discount on the A2500 Ascent Series blender, which is one of the more basic models in the Ascent line but still includes three program settings and that signature wireless connectivity.

As part of the sale, Lowe's is taking up to 40% off appliances. Everything from refrigerators to ranges is included in this sale, with popular brands like Samsung, GE and more. The sale even includes our favorite washing machine, the Electrolux LuxCare Front-Load Washer for $848 ($400 off.)

Kohl's huge Black Friday Sale begins on Nov. 24, but shoppers can jump on Black Friday Early Access Deals starting on Nov. 8. Here's everything to know about holiday season savings at Kohl's.

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!

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,