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Cyber Monday 2016 Predictions: Where To Find Best Deals; High Sales Expected

Cyber Monday 2016 Predictions: Where To Find Best Deals; High Sales Expected

Dheeraj R

With the holiday season around the corner, the latest predictions hinted that the Cyber Monday 2016 is expected to break all records. This report is intended to provide you with an overview of the products that will be made available as part of the deal along with the sales forecasts.

Telegraph reported that this year the retail giants are gearing up for the Cyber Monday that falls on November 28, with huge offers and discounts on the technology-based products. Apple is expected to offer huge price-cuts as compared to the previous year.

According to reports, the Cupertino-based tech giant will cut down the prices of its iPad Pro, MacBook, recently launched iPhone 7, and Apple Watch. In order to avail great offers on iPhones, customers are advised to rush to Carphone Warehouse, Giff Gaff, Amazon, and Argos for the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. It is also stated that Apple's, Amazon's and Argos' Cyber Monday 2016 deals will also be posted on their social media pages like Facebook and Twitter.

Meanwhile, Centrino Times reported that this year's Cyber Monday sales are expected to be higher as compared to the other holiday deals days like Thanksgiving Day and the Black Friday. According to the research reports, around 40 percent of the people in the US are expected to shop online on Cyber Monday. Also, many customers are expected to make in-app purchases from their smartphones along with the online shopping.

This number is touted to be higher than that of the people who are planning to visit the stores to avail the Black Friday deals. Reports hinted that the main reason behind this rise in online shopping is stated to be the long lines and overcrowded stores that affect the overall bargains.

Keep posted here for updates on the Cyber Monday 2016 predictions.

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