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Black Friday 2016 Predictions & Trends: Best Deals Online In The Form Of e-Doorbusters; Know More

Black Friday 2016 Predictions & Trends: Best Deals Online In The Form Of e-Doorbusters; Know More

Prakash

The Black Friday sale comes just before the holiday season with huge discounts from every retailer in the US. People are lured to shell out their pockets with jaw-dropping discounts. Some of the best predictions of Black Friday 2016 are listed here.

This year Black Friday is different. The days of camping out and lining up are over. People are changing their buying pattern. And simultaneously retailers are offering more discounts and better deals online as compared to brick-and-mortar stores.

Based on the amount of effort to be dedicated, Black Friday 2016 seems to be better online than offline. It is now an online beast filled with bargains and more stock than ever before. And adding to this, the best Black Friday doorbusters will be online early. With a higher number of customers shopping through mobile platforms and from the comfort of their home, more stores than ever before will push door busters and major deals online. 

After Black Friday sales, it is expected that a there will be 10% extra discount on Cyber Monday. For instance, 30% off all clothing sale on Black Friday will be 40% off Cyber Monday.

Black Friday is expected to be the best day of the year to buy a TV. The biggest TV deals will be in the form doorbusters. There will be no deals coming from Apple. Your best Apple deals will come from Target, Best Buy, Sam's Club and Macmall.com. As per a report, this year Beats Audio will offer early deal with better bargains as compared to next year.

Also, there is no need to visit the stores in early hours to grab the deal as bigger and better e-doorbusters will come this time. Hence, buckle-up your laptops and desktops with a fast and secure internet connection to grab the best deals first.

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