Amazon just kicked off Black Friday sales 3 weeks in advance
Amazon just kicked off its Black Friday deals three weeks in advance of the shopping holiday.
The retailer launched an online store showcasing the deals, which include promotions like 30% off a 55-inch Sony flat screen television, 40% of Frye shoes, and $170 off a Sony digital camera.
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The store will give an edge to Prime members, allowing them to shop certain deals 30 minutes before they become available to all Amazon customers, the company said.
"Black Friday 2015 is almost here, but we didn't want you to wait until the day after Thanksgiving for Black Friday deals, so we kicked off the savings a little early," the deals store website says. "We are counting down to the big day with even more deals, all day, every day."
Black Friday, which is the day after Thanksgiving, is one of the biggest shopping holidays of the year.
The Amazon sales comes almost week before Walmart is planning to launch its own holiday price cuts on Sunday. Walmart's discounts, which the chain calls rollbacks, will last eight weeks.
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Here's a list of some of the promotions Amazon is offering for Black Friday, which is November 27.
30% off Sony XBR55X900C 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD TV with a Blu-ray Player
$170 off the Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Digital Camera with 16-50mm Power Zoom Lens
Optima HD37 Full 3D 1080p 2600 Lumens DLP Home Cinema Projector for less than $800
40% off select Frye shoes, handbags, accessories and luggage/travel for men and women
40% off select toys from top construction brands including K'NEX, Tegu, and Magformer
Up to 50% off select Home Automation products
20% or more off select Wilton and Pyrex bakeware products
Deals from top Kitchen brands including Rubbermaid, KitchenAid, Paderno, and Instant Pot
$10 off select $50 Black & Decker product purchases
Up to 50% off hundreds of PetSafe items
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