Day After Christmas Sales 2010: Where To Find The Best Deals

There are a number of day after Christmas sales for those willing to brave the crowds at major retailers this year, starting Dec. 26, 2010.

After Christmas sales for 2010 can be found at Walmart, Best Buy, Sears, Target, Kmart and elsewhere (scroll down for the best deals). In addition to those bargain-hunting, there will also be many trying to return gifts.

The National Retail Federation's Scott Krugman says Dec. 26 should "pad the numbers of [an already] successful holiday season" for retailers; since this year's day after Christmas falls on a Sunday, it could be more crowded than normal.

ABC News reports that this year's Christmas season is expected to surpass the last few years, with Americans spending a predicted $451.5 billion, up 3.3 percent from last year.

The bargains on Sunday will be numerous, as "Atlanta Bargain Hunter" Lauren Davidson notes:

Dec. 26 is the day my frugal family stocks up on everything from blenders to clothes to gifts for next year. My father (who has purchased any electronics prior to Christmas and is done shopping for the year) stays at home while my mother, sister and I load up at 6 a.m., coffee cups in hand, and head to the outlet malls.

Here are some of the after Christmas sales you can find today, Dec. 26, 2010. Let us know if there are any other standout deals you come across.

WALMART:
An end-of-year storewide clearance event starts at 6 a.m. on Dec. 26 at Walmart locations across the country. A list of all clearance items can be found here.

BEST BUY:
A massive after Christmas sale runs from Sunday, Dec. 26, through Monday, Dec. 27. Deals include $399.99 Gateway or HP laptops, $860 off Samsung HDTV and Blu-ray package, $50 off Samsung HD camcorders, and 20 percent off all holiday music; there is free shipping on many items.

SEARS:
Stores open at 7 a.m. on Dec. 26. There is up to 65 percent off original prices Sunday only; deals include up to 30 percent off Kenmore appliances and all Samsung TVs on sale including free delivery.

TARGET:
An online-only sale includes tons of deals and select opportunities for free delivery after Dec. 25; Philips products are on sale, you can save $120 on laptops, and more.

KMART:
There will be up to 50 percent off all storage items and free shipping on items. Deals include $120 off 37-inch Panasonic VIERA HDTVs; $44.99 Vivitar ViviCam Digital Cameras; up to 50 percent off boots; and all bedroom and dining furniture will be on sale.

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[puffhost]

07:56 PM on 12/26/2010

Had my first white Christmas and played with my son all day. This is better than a vacation. No way I am ruining it by shopping.

[Aim En Ash]

07:20 PM on 12/26/2010

Does anyone know if Walmart has the Playstation Move? If so..I am on my way to Wally-mart!

[AaronGoBra]

04:31 PM on 12/26/2010

I have spent a day of :

A wonderful feast of a breakfast where I gained at least 3 kg
A tedious but necessary few hours of cleaning and vacuuming and losing only 1 kg of said 3
A few hours watching football and winning a few quid in the process ...yah!
An hour driving around in my new SUV ...Santa was reallllllllllllly good to me :o)
Half an hour reading my new book ( Stieg Larson millenium series ...wow )
Minutes here and there posting with my friends online ( you know who you are *wink )

-NOT giving one iota of thought as to stand in line for gawdy commercialism and supposedly ''save'' a few quid on some piece of cr@p I certainly do not need .

Life is good

[abuja19]

06:42 PM on 12/26/2010

That is a great way to spend the holidays!

(What SUV did you get, if you don't mind me asking?) ;-)

[AaronGoBra]

05:23 AM on 12/27/2010

don't mind ...range rover sport. :)

[Don A]

04:04 PM on 12/26/2010

Best Christmas gift for me is after several years, finally a day without the word "Palin" in any headline. Yea! Thank you Huffingpost for a day without the Palins and everyone else please join me in my New Year's Resolution of boycotting opening any more articles regarding this bag of hot air as the subject.

[david1967]

01:19 PM on 12/26/2010

I got a 50 inch flat screen, but just found out my neighbor got a 52 inch...so i need to take it back and get a 55 inch

[Kareem Miller]

06:23 PM on 12/26/2010

Ha ha

[ComedyTweeter]

12:56 PM on 12/26/2010

I've seen excellent deals today at Christmas tree lots...

[My Good Babushka]

12:00 PM on 12/26/2010

Buy hand-made! There are lots of women, on there, especially, trying to keep their families afloat. If you really want to support small business, really really small business, start there.
www.etsy.com
You can find me there, too ;)

[liblizard]

10:38 AM on 12/26/2010

Think of the savings by just staying at home.....

[RhiannonRings]

11:12 AM on 12/26/2010

Exactly!

[want2trustagain]

10:31 AM on 12/26/2010

Take note of the list, then find something made in the USA in any of them!

[ashton99]

01:25 PM on 12/26/2010

No one is selling debt this year.

[kylie523]

10:19 AM on 12/26/2010

i thought we had no money............

[jasev01]

10:15 AM on 12/26/2010

lets see where are the deals... oh all the biggest retailers in the country i'll start with those

[FaerieJ]

10:15 AM on 12/26/2010

WalMart is actually not very much cheaper, if any, anymore. The studies have been showing and I noticed it when I finally stopped shopping there. Mainly the food. They have been steadily increasing the prices on all their food so that it is about the average of other places. So what they've done is drive out many small and local businesses and even some larger businesses, then raised the prices all the while hiring at low wages. Walmart is so not good for the American People.
And for those of you who question why all the 'buy buy buy' mentality, it's because of our society and what we put emphasis on, which is what we have, not what we do. This is the land of the Hummer and the too-big house we can't afford. The land of plastic surgery and flat screen television. Over 33 million of us live in poverty, and the one percent of us that make as much as the bottom 50% just want to keep their money so they can keep spending it. We are not a country who wants to help it's fellow countryman, we are a country of people who would rather buy up things and turn to that fellow countryman and say "nyah-nyah, I got more than you."

[Hillbilly49]

10:03 AM on 12/26/2010

The United States economy is improving and I know how much the Nutz Baggers hate that. 


Bless their hearts !

[jasev01]

10:16 AM on 12/26/2010

tell that to the 10-15% of people with not job

[Ginamichele]

09:40 AM on 12/26/2010

We can talk the talk as much as we want, but we can't forget how much of our country is poverty ridden. Boots are 50% off, and if going to Walmart keeps their feet warm...then what right does anyone have to judge this?