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Black Friday deals for 2025 have arrived: The best tech sales from Amazon, Apple, Lego, Anker and others so far

Engadget•Friday, November 14, 2025 at 3:30:37 PM
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Black Friday deals for 2025 have arrived: The best tech sales from Amazon, Apple, Lego, Anker and others so far
The early arrival of Black Friday deals for 2025 highlights a competitive landscape among major retailers like Amazon, Apple, Lego, and Anker. As noted in related articles, these companies are offering substantial discounts, with Lego's Star Wars and Disney sets seeing reductions of up to 37%. This trend reflects a broader strategy to engage consumers earlier in the holiday shopping season, as seen in the comprehensive coverage of tech sales across platforms. Such initiatives not only enhance consumer interest but also set the stage for a dynamic shopping environment leading up to the holiday season.
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