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Cyber Monday 2020: The best deals on laptops, headphones, smartwatches, and more
by in Hardware on November 30, 2020, 3:16 PM PST

The holiday shopping season is here, and many retailers are participating in Cyber Monday sales. This guide helps you find the best bargains on tech products.

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Many shoppers look forward to Black Friday and Cyber Monday every year--after all, it's one of the best times to get that shopping list for holiday gifts whittled down without breaking the bank. This guide lists where to find great Cyber Monday deals on smartwatches/fitness trackers, smartphones, headphones, TVs, and more. Disclaimer: These sales run for a limited time only; prices are subject to change, and quantities are limited.

(If you're looking for PS5 and Xbox Series X details, don't miss these articles: PS5 restock for Cyber Monday: When and where to buy the next-gen gaming console, and Xbox Series X restock for Cyber Monday: Where to buy the next-gen gaming system. Also, check out this article: Linux Foundation offers 40% off courses, bootcamps, and exams with Cyber Monday deal.) 

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Great Cyber Monday tech deals

Cyber Monday deals from Best Buy, Walmart, and Target

Best Buy 

Walmart

Target

For more Cyber Monday coverage, check out sister sites ZDNet, GameSpot, CNET, and ETonline.

Editor's note: This article was updated by Lisa Hornung and Mary Weilage.

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By Kristen Lotze

Kristen Lotze is a former Associate Writer for TechRepublic. She is a graduate of the University of Louisville, and previously worked as an intern in the Marketing and Communications department at Metropolitan State University of Denver.

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