Following the huge success of Black Friday's sales this year, retail stores are looking to ride the final wave of the four-day shopping spree weekend during Cyber Monday. Cyber Monday Deals 2016 will give big discount deals to those who will order online.
According to USA Today, an estimated 122 million people are expected to shop on Cyber Monday Deals 2016, grabbing up big discount deals on gadgets and smartphones. The forecast is higher by a million from last year according to the National Retail Federation, cites the report.
During Cyber Monday Deals 2016, many traditional retailers like Walmart and Target will offer big discount deals on gadgets and smartphones on their online platform, encouraging consumers to buy online to get bargain discounts. Online retailers like Amazon will also be making irresistible offers to finish off the shopping spree weekend with high weekend sales.
According to Forbes, some of the best big discount deals on Cyber Monday include the Amazon Tap and Amazon Echo from Amazon, which would be priced $89.99 and $139.99, respectively. The deal will save buyers $40 for each item than buying it at its original price.
Amazon will also give a discount on the Fire Kids Edition tablet priced at $74.99 and Kindle Voyage priced at $169.99. Customers buying through Amazon will save $25 on the Fire Kids Edition Tablet and $30 on the Kindle Voyage.
Also on Cyber Monday Deals 2016, Best Buy will be giving away a free "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" Legacy Edition when customers buy a PlayStation 4 Pro or a PlayStation 4 Slim "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" bundle from Bestbuy.com. Customers will save $50 dollars on the PlayStation 4 Slim bundle, while the PlayStation 4 pro is regularly priced due to its recent release.
Customers can also get big discount deals on TV screens during Cyber Monday Deals 2016. In Best Buy, consumers will be able to save $300 when buying a 55-inch Samsung curved Led 4K TV. While customers can save $200 for a 43-inch 2160p Flat Panel Samsung TV that comes with a $50 gift card when buying thru Target's online platform.
More than 154 million people shopped during the Thanksgiving weekend, up by 3 million from the recorded 151 million from a year ago. The findings also showed that more shoppers did their Thanksgiving shopping online.