Cyber Monday 2011: Where To Find The Best Sales And Deals

Looking for the best Cyber Monday sales sites? Look no further.

Cyber Monday, the online-only counterpart to Black Friday, is here, and if you didn't get pepper-sprayed or pushed around over a waffle maker, you're probably ready for more deals. Here's where to look for the best sales and discounts this Cyber Monday.

Amazon: There are big sales all across Amazon, including $60 off the MacBook Air, $120 off the Kindle DX and one penny for a batch of AT&T, Sprint and Verizon smartphones with new activations. Check out Amazon Cyber Monday HQ here.

Barnes & Noble: 30 percent off any one item or 50 percent off any New York Times Bestseller at the bookseller's website. They've also got deals on DVDs and BluRays, Rosetta Stone programs and the Nook (no discount, but you get a $30 gift card with purchase).

Best Buy: The electronics giant has sales in all departments -- Engadget likes their deals on HDTVs and the iCade, a device that turns your iPad into a mini-arcade machine. Browse through their deals here.

Target, Walmart, Kmart, : Big box outlets like Target, Walmart and Kmart all have dedicated Cyber Monday pages. Check their websites for deals and get free shipping on almost anything you buy.

Microsoft: Looking to buy an XBOX 360? Microsoft has a good deal on a 4GB Xbox 360 and the Kinect sensor for $199, down from $299. You can also save 25 percent on accessories (computer speakers, computer mice, keyboards and more) at this page.

Phillips: All orders over $100 are 30 percent off with free ground shipping. That includes televisions, razors, mother and child care, coffeemakers, and everything else Phillips makes.

TigerDirect and NewEgg: Prices on these electronics sites are already low, and their Cyber Monday deals are huge. If you're looking for televisions, computers -- anything with a plug, really -- check these two big boys of cheap electronics.

That's just a taste of what you can expect from Cyber Monday. Make sure you check out Engadget and Gizmodo for constant updates on deals; Cyber Monday 2011 and Cyber Monday Online Deals are also nice, clean, non-spammy websites for coupons and sales on a variety of products. CyberMonday.com is shop.org's deal aggregator and a huge portal to loads of retailers offering Black Friday sales.

While Apple didn't post any sales this Cyber Monday, the company has posted a special offer for free shipping on any item purchased at Apple.com. The offer is good until December 22 for shoppers in the U.S.

Snag an especially great deal on Cyber Monday? Let us (and your fellow e-shoppers) know in the comments (below).

Comments

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[rtolmach]

03:11 PM on 11/23/2012

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[zaradean]

04:40 AM on 06/02/2012

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Really helped me alot with finding great deals

[jeffrey lobianco]

06:56 PM on 03/29/2012

Best deals I found online especially for electronics is www.hotspringstech.com Its all Amazon discounted Electronics and its all in one place for electronics too!

[BigBunny]

12:26 PM on 01/21/2012

I find the best time to get deals is after holidays. There are many online deals websites where you can find deals. My personal favorite is slikdeals.net. I also found good deals on Dealsmatic.com

[ashalilly]

01:45 PM on 11/30/2011

Hey all, I just got a ridiculous Cyber Monday deal at Sleepy's, it is still going on this week. They have free shipping and 50% off pretty much anything on their website. I printed out the ad and final price from online and went into the store and an eager salesman gave me an additional $250 off the price so I wouldn't order online.

[mynameisjen]

12:18 PM on 11/30/2011

Buy, consumers, buy! These big corporations really need your money!

[nmew]

12:47 AM on 11/29/2011

I've been trying to find deals online, and there's just nothing. You'd think that the people running mail-order bride websites would see the opportunity they're missing, but no.

[Amy Fundenburg]

01:26 PM on 11/29/2011

Ha!

[Frances Cappelletti]

06:54 PM on 11/28/2011

I am not purchasing anything from the stores that stayed open on Thanksgiving day or night. So Best Buy, Toys r us, Macy's and Children are some of the stores I will not patronize.
I have purchased some items on line for American made products at OshKosh and little tikes. I also like Costco.

[WallpaperDaily]

06:19 PM on 11/28/2011

In everything related to electronics & digital media Amazon rules ! especially today with their special Cyber Monday deals on http://amzn.to/Cyber11

[bhph]

05:59 PM on 11/28/2011

I've been looking at a Philips MP3/wifi at Best Buy so was very excited to see both companies mentioned on the Huff Post *Canada* Tech site as participating in Cyber Monday deals. The problem is that somewhere along the way we get shifted to their US sites! We waste a lot of time, only to find out at the end of the checkout process that that either we're on the US site, and/or that the coupon codes given are not accepted in Canada. Very frustrating!!! and a huge waste of time!!

[PhilBurgundy12]

04:21 PM on 11/28/2011

Cyber Monday is looking to set records this year. The deals are great but moving quickly. http://mycybermondaydeals.net/ is a great resource to stay updated on the latest sales.

[NerdyStudent]

04:15 PM on 11/28/2011

This article will be like a headlight to the flies and gnats who post spam on this website, already I see at least seven spammy "come to my store!" ads.

[greyhound2]

03:26 PM on 11/28/2011

Pre-Christmas sales are a good way to get rid of all the junk in the warehouse which hasn't sold all year before inventory taxes are due.

[PizzaGuy1]

03:07 PM on 11/28/2011

Not. Seeiin'. It. Most deals are meh at best, many have pre-inflated prices that are "discounted" to just a couple of bucks below normal price.