Black Friday 2026: When It Starts and How to Actually Save

Black Friday 2026 is Friday 27 November, with Cyber Monday on 30 November — but in practice the deals now spread across the whole of late November. More choice, but also more noise: this is peak season for inflated "was" prices, so a clear head saves more than a fast finger.

What's genuinely worth buying

• Tech and electronics — the category with the deepest, most real Black Friday cuts: TVs, laptops, headphones, smart home.
• Large appliances — genuine markdowns as retailers clear stock before Christmas.
• Toys — strong discounts ahead of the Christmas rush.

How to actually save

• Make a list now and note today's prices. Come 27 November, you'll instantly know whether a "deal" is real.
• Compare across shops on the day. The biggest brand isn't always the cheapest — the same TV can swing £100+ between retailers.
• Don't be rushed by countdown timers. If it's a genuine deal, it's a genuine deal whether you buy in 10 seconds or 10 minutes.

The Shopperazzi way

Follow the products and categories you're eyeing, and we'll surface the genuine drops — price-compared across shops — so you can tell the real Black Friday deals from the dressed-up ones.