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EchoBeat Earbuds & Headphones Review

2019-07-14T02:11:00.000-07:00

What Is EchoBeat

The music market has sky rocketed off over the past few years. Music-fans have slowly adapt to various new options on the market, from headphones to traditional cable earphones, and the launch of course of iPods and similar products.

EchoBeat earbuds are the pair of wireless Bluetooth earbuds that resemble Apple AirPods and, according to the company, provide crystal-clear audio quality and long-lasting battery life.

How EchoBeat Earbuds Work ?

The very first thing to notice about these earbuds is that they look very similar to Apple air pods. They are white in color, are wireless (uses Bluetooth technology) are very comfortable to wear.

These earbuds connect to your device via Bluetooth technology that works with Android, Apple or any other Bluetooth powered device. The earbuds also features noise-cancelling technology that filters out unwanted external noise and provide crystal-clear audio quality and long-lasting battery life.

Features of EchoBeat

Thanks to their integrated wireless technology, EchoBeat headphone users enjoy the best voice and sound quality available on the market. Some of the most advanced features of the echobeat are -

Charge On The Go – The portable carry case can charge offer 14 hours of playtime by charging the earphones when not in use.
Superior Audio Quality – Crystal clear audio, raw bass, supreme audio technology that surpasses even leading brand specifications
Broad Compatibility – Compatible with Apple, Android, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Latest Bluetooth 4.2 Technology – Bluetooth for increased data transmission speed and a stable signal. Lighting-fast connection.

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2014-10-09T13:36:00.001-07:00

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Cyber Monday Video Game Deals 2019: Amazon

2011-11-27T18:18:00.001-08:00

Unlike most retailers, Amazon's Cyber Monday deals are running all week long in their Cyber Monday Deals Week shopping block. Since the whole thing is online, you really can buy anything at your leisure, provided that they don't run out of stock too early. Many of the year's biggest games like Battlefield 3, Dark Souls, and Mortal Kombat are going for super cheap -- and for better prices than most retailers had two days ago, with most discounts ranging from 30% to 70% off.

We'll save you the trouble of flipping though all of Amazon's pages with this handy breakdown of the best stuff that's on sale right now-

Console (PS3, X360, PC)

Xbox 360 250GB Holiday Value Bundle -- $199.99
Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor w/ Kinect Adventures and Gunstringer Token Code -- $99.99

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon (PS3, X360) -- $31.99
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (PS3, X360) -- $25.00
Battlefield 3 (PS3, X360, PC) -- $39.99
BioShock 2 (PS3, X360) -- $9.99
Call of Duty: Black Ops (PS3, X360) -- $29.99
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (X360) -- $19.72
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 (PS3, X360) -- $19.99
Call of Duty: World at War (X360) -- $9.99
Catherine (PS3, X360) -- $34.99
Catherine Alternate Boxart (PS3, X360) -- $34.99
Catherine Deluxe Edition (PS3, X360) -- $52.99
Civilization V: GOTY Edition -- $29.99
Crysis 2 (PS3, X360, PC) -- $29.99
Dance Central 2 -- $39.99
Dance Dance Revolution II Bundle -- $29.99
Dark Souls (PS3, X360) -- $34.99
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron (PS3, X360) -- $29.99
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (PS3, X360) -- $11.99
FIFA Soccer 12 (PS3, X360) -- $39.99
Forza Motorsport 4 -- $39.99
Gears of War 3 -- $39.99
God of War: Collection (PS3) -- $17.99
GoldenEye 007: Reloaded (PS3, X360) -- $39.99
inFamous -- $17.99
inFamous 2 -- $39.99
Killzone 2 -- $17.99
Kinect Sports: Season Two -- $29.99
L.A. Noire (PS3, X360) -- $19.99
LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 (Wii) -- $34.99
LittleBigPlanet: GOTY Edition -- $17.99
Madden NFL 12 (PS3, X360) -- $39.99
Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom (X360) -- $11.99
ModNation Racers -- $17.99
Mortal Kombat (PS3, X360) -- $29.99
MotorStorm -- $17.99
MotorStorm Pacific Rift -- $17.99
NBA 2K11 (PS3, X360) -- $19.99
NCAA Football (PS3, X360) -- $29.99
Need for Speed: The Run (PS3, X360) -- $39.99
Need for Speed: The Run (PC) -- $29.99
NHL 12 (PS3, X360) -- $39.99
Rage (PS3, X360, PC) -- $29.99
Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time -- $17.99
Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction -- $17.99
Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare (PS3, X360) -- $15.99
Resistance: Fall Of Man -- $17.99
Resistance 2 -- $17.99
Soul Calibur IV (PS3, X360) -- $13.99
Spider-Man: Edge of Time (PS3, X360) -- $19.99
Tekken 6 (PS3, X360) -- $13.99
Tomb Raider Trilogy (PS3) -- $16.99
Uncharted -- $17.99
Uncharted 2: GOTY Edition -- $17.99
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine (X360) -- $39.99

Handheld (3DS, DS, PSP)

Dissidia 012 Duodecim Final Fantasy (PSP) -- $11.99
Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep (PSP) -- $11.99
Nintendogs + Cats: French Bulldog and New Friends (3DS) -- $19.99
Nintendogs + Cats: Golden Retriever and New Friends (3DS) -- $19.99
Nintendogs + Cats: Toy Poodle and New Friends -- (3DS) $19.99
Pilotwings Resort (3DS) -- $19.99
Steel Diver (3DS) -- $19.99
Solatorobo: Red the Hunter (DS) -- $19.99
Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition (3DS) -- $14.99
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (PSP) -- $11.99
The Third Birthday (PSP) -- $11.99
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars (3DS) -- $13.99

Cyber Monday Video Game Deals 2019: Wal-Mart

2011-11-27T18:12:00.001-08:00

Wal-Mart's Cyber Week Online Specials are looking pretty slim in the video games department right now, but if you play your cards right, you can still get a console bundle at a good price.

If you're buying a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 online at Wal-Mart's website, the ads for their bundles will show extra titles like Batman: Arkham City packed-in, but there's a catch. For the Xbox 360 Holiday Gamer Bundle, you get to pick a "top-selling" title for free, but make sure they have the one you want. Same thing goes for the PS3 Complete Entertainment Bundle -- if you have a "Greatest Hits" title in mind, make sure it's still in stock. ...

Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for travelers

2011-11-25T08:41:00.001-08:00

Black Friday Lures Shoppers For Early Openings, Bargains

2011-11-25T08:08:00.001-08:00

Black Friday Travel Deals: The Best Travel Buys This Holiday Season

2011-11-24T06:49:00.001-08:00

Let's call Thanksgiving what it is, an obligatory dysfunctional family get together. You're forced to confront your entire extended family that gets to push all your emotional buttons. And the worst part? You have to spend an arm and a leg paying for it.

Want to get back someone of that money you spent traveling home? Follow the Travel Detective's plan: Don't go to the mall with your family on Black Friday. Instead, go online to score 2012 travel deals. This year the travel industry has more than just Black Friday deals: There are also pre-Black Friday deals, Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals. Mark your holiday calendar to take advantage of all these bargains.

Valid today through Cyber Monday (November 28):

Log on to Twitter for savings with Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG). On twitter as @IHG_Deals. IHG has launched their Gotta Get 100 offer. You earn a $100 flight credit if you book a two-night weekend stay in the month of November for travel any time between November 1, 2011 and April 29, 2012. This offer is valid for InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, Hotel Indigo, Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Club Vacations, Holiday Inn Express, Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites in the US. The flight credit gives you $100 off your next flight on any airline, to any destination. Plus, if you retweet @IHG_Deal's message about the Gotta Get 100 promotion, you're eligible to win one of the 100 $100 gift cards, IHG is giving away every day until Cyber Monday.

Thanksgiving is the unofficial start of the shopping season as well as the skiing season. Valid today through Cyber Monday (though watch out because some deals will sell out). Liftopia is offering discount lift tickets to more than 150 resorts across the country. You can save anywhere from 10 percent to 81 percent on your next ski vacation.

Southwest Airlines Vacations started its Black Friday sale three days early. The deals include 50 percent off a Las Vegas vacation package that includes hotel, flights and even complimentary buffets at participating MGM resorts. New deals will flow through the weekend and up to Cyber Monday.

Valid on Black Friday (November 25) and Cyber Monday (November 28):

From 9 am to 9 pm on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Yuupon.com has travel deals all priced 90 percent to 99 percent off. Yes, you read that right. You can get 90 percent off an airline gift card. Or buy a $25 gas card for $2.50. No, this is not a typo. Other offers include a $10 stay at a three-star hotel in Scottsdale Arizona, 90 percent off Florida tours or 90 percent off Las Vegas shows. To be eligible for these offers, register for Yuupon's travel deal alerts and you'll receive the secret sale schedule on Thanksgiving. Use this web link only on Black Friday and Cyber Monday to book the deals.

Valid Black Friday through Cyber Monday (November 28)

In St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands, the Bolongo Bay Beach Resort is running a four-day sale from Black Friday through Cyber Monday. Save 50 percent off room-only rates in ocean view accommodations. It's just $150 per day for two people plus tax, resort fee and energy charge.
Travel any time from Black Friday until December 22, 2011 and it's valid on any length of stay.
Book at www.bolongobay.com or call (800) 524-4746.

Beginning at 12:01 am on Friday, November 25 and ending at 11:59 pm on November 28, Warwick International Hotels will offer 30 percent off at its five US locations: Warwick New York Hotel, Warwick Melrose Dallas, Warwick Denver, Warwick San Francisco and Warwick Seattle. Guests must use the special rate code WKBLK when booking travel from November 25, 2011 through February 29, 2012 (based on availability; blackout dates and special restrictions may apply). Reservations can be made at 800-203-3232 or via the Warwick website, www.warwickhotels.com.

Shell Vacations Hospitality has a Black Friday travel sale on 23 family resorts throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada. Starting at midnight the day after Thanksgiving and ending at midnight on Monday, November 28, you can get up to 50 percent off vacation packages. Save up to 50 percent off rates starting at $65 at San Francisco's Inn at the Opera. Or the Orange Tree Golf Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona has discounts up to 50 percent off, with rates starting at $55. The Waikiki Marina Resort at the Ilikai, in Waikiki Beach, Hawaii, has discounts up to 25 percent off, with rates starting at $119 for studio suites with full kitchens, free Wi-Fi, private lanai and easy access to Waikiki Beach. www.shellhospitality.com.

Valid on Cyber Monday Only:

The Charles Hotel in Cambridge, Massachusetts has a one-hour flash sale on Cyber Monday. The sale goes from 11:28 am to 12:28 am, during which the hotel will offer a 50 percent discount off the room price for all room types including suites. Booking dates are December 3, 2011 through March 31, 2012. Note limited blackout dates apply. The deal also includes a $50 gift card at the Corbu Spa & Salon. Booking code is CYBER11. Book online here.

Buy one night and get another night free at the Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, Florida. From 12:01 am to 11:59 pm on Cyber Monday, book Rosen Shingle Creek deal for travel for travel from Monday November 28, 2011 through June 20, 2012. www.rosenshinglecreek.com/cybermonday

The Mayakoba Escape Promotion at the Fairmont Mayakoba in the Mayan Riviera is 30 percent off on Cyber Monday. Receive 30 percent off overnight accommodations with rates that start at $199 per night, including the daily breakfast buffet, a $50 resort credit, complimentary margaritas when dining at El Puerto or Las Brisas and a complimentary room upgrade. The deal is valid for travel between November 28 and December 23 2011. www.fairmont.com/mayakoba

Red Roof Inn is hosting its second annual Cyber Monday 24-hour sale on November 28. Book from 12 am through 11:59 pm and use code VP+ 60827 to receive 15 percent off your next stay. www.redroof.com

The Trump Hotel Collection is running a Cyber Monday promotion. Take 30 percent off all suites that are booked on November 28, 2011 only. Available for travel January 1-March 31, 2012 at all Trump Hotel Collection properties: New York (Central Park and SoHo), Chicago, Las Vegas, Waikiki, Panama and Toronto (opening Jan. 31, 2012). Visit www.trumphotelcollection.com/Monday.

Valid from November 28 through November 30:

Starting at 12:00 am on Cyber Monday, Kimpton will launch a 72-hour sale for its 12 Washington, DC-area hotels. The deal features savings of up to 60 percent, letting you book a suites or specialty rooms for the price of a standard guestroom. For example, at the Hotel Palomar Washington, DC the Premier Spa Suite is regularly $349, and now costs $149 per night. Or the Hotel Monaco Baltimore has a one-bedroom Mediterranean Suite, regularly $249, now $149 per night. The sale will run from 12 am on Cyber Monday, November 28 to Wednesday, November 30 at 11:59 pm, or until room upgrades run out. www.kimptonhotels.com

Cyber Week Savings:

Get a cold-weather deal at Lake Placid Lodge with up to 50 percent off rooms. The sale starts mid-morning on Monday, November 28, and will run through noon on Friday, December 2. And you can travel any time in the next four months. Prices begin at $250 a night, plus you get $40 credit toward food and beverage and a 30 percent discount off Mountain View Cabins during the winter months.  www.lakeplacidlodge.com

Plan ahead for a beach vacation. From Monday, November 28 through Friday, December 2, you can book a vacation in Bermuda. The Reefs is offering up to 25 percent off spring and summer travel. The deal varies: If you stay more than four nights from mid-March through April 30, 2012 you save 25 percent. From May 1 through July 31, 2012, you can save 20 percent.

Secret savings revealed: Apple Black Friday deals are 'leaked'

2011-11-24T06:41:00.001-08:00

Apple fans hoping for a bargain this Christmas have had their appetites whetted after details of the tech giant's so-called 'Black Friday' sale were apparently leaked.

The sale, set to take place at Apple stores worldwide and online tomorrow, will include some of the deepest cuts ever made by the company. ...

In-Store and Online Tips for Black Friday

2011-11-24T06:31:00.001-08:00

Tips (In-Store)

Target to price match competitors Black Friday ad - Bring ALL your local competitors ads to Target! Target announced earlier this month that they will be price matching its competitors prices (including Black Friday prices) through the year. All you need is a recent local ad from a competitor (i.e. Walmart) ...

HOT Pre-Black Friday Deals Live Updates

2011-11-24T06:27:00.001-08:00

Featured Deals

Nintendo 3DS (Cosmo Black) for $129.99 + Free Shipping
Newegg Black Friday Sale Now Available!
Target: Save an additional 25% off any Home item w/code TGT4MZ3U (Ends 6pm PST)
Target: Save an additional 25% off any Apparel item w/code TGTBE2S8 (Ends 6pm PST)
Target: Save an additional 30% off any radio flyer item w/code ...

BBB: Watch out for bad deals, tricks on Black Friday

2011-11-24T06:23:00.001-08:00

Thousands of shoppers will be crowding Seattle-area stores on Black Friday, and even Thanksgiving Day, to find deals on gifts and services.

But, you need to be on the lookout for deals that aren’t deals and scammers who want trick you and steal your money.

Deals vary and often reading the fine print is the most important thing you can do to protect yourself. ...

Best Black Friday Deals on TVs, Computers and iPads, Media Players and Other Electronics

2011-11-24T06:06:00.001-08:00

Black Friday has something of a reputation -- and for good reason. If you're willing to brave the hordes, the discounts are substantial. I've been covering this shopping frenzy for the last eight years, and this year may be one of the best ever for doorbuster deals on TVs, Blu-ray DVD players, and oddly, laser printers. Here are my top picks for the best Black Friday deals available. ...

Best Buy releases more HDTV deals from its Black Friday ad

2011-11-23T09:08:00.001-08:00

Best Buy enjoys being sneaky with its Black Friday ads, waiting to serve up part two after you’ve had time to digest the leaking of the first part of the advertisement. This year is no different, as the electronics retailer has released the second half of its Black Friday sales, including several more HDTV specials. Was [...]

Was it worth the wait for potential buyers? Unfortunately, not in all cases. That’s because several of the Black Friday TV deals aren’t offering significant savings over competitors, even today in some cases. For instance, the 47-inch LG 47LV4400 LED-backlit LCD will sell for $699.99 at Best Buy on Friday, but you can already buy it for $677 at Amazon and Walmart. Likewise, the 55-inch LG 55LW5300 bundle with 3D Blu-ray player and four pairs of 3D glasses is a $1,299.99 Best Buy special, but Amazon is currently selling it for $1,199. And the 59-inch Samsung PN59D550C1 plasma will run $1,197.99, but you can purchase it now for $1,199.99 from B&H and Crutchfield with no tax and free shipping.

Even worse, a few deals aren’t even deals compared to what Best Buy is selling them for right now. You save a measly two bucks on the 51-inch Samsung PN51D530 1080p plasma for $647.99, and you don’t save anything on the 32-inch Sony Bravia KDL-32BX320 LCD at $348.99.

In other words, you may be better off with some of the deals from the rest of Best Buy’s Black Friday ad, like a 42-inch 1080p Sharp LCD TV for just $199.99 and the 46-inch 720p Panasonic TC-P46X3 for $399.99. Or maybe the retailer will spring some surprise sales on us.

Black Friday 2019 Deals: Sales on Travel, Hotels & Cruises

2011-11-23T08:45:00.001-08:00

Your 2011-2012 winter vacation could not get any cheaper with these incredible Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals on hotels, cruises and more.

The best thing is, you won't have to leave your home and fight the swarms of eager shoppers for these deals. Each one of these amazing offers can be purchased from the comfort of your own home. ...

Toys R Us: Black Friday Deals getting an early start

2011-11-23T08:41:00.001-08:00

Toys R Us has announced a Black Friday slate of discounts and deals for kids of all ages, with most stores actually opening Thanksgiving night to get the ball rolling early. If you're not able to rouse yourself from your post-feast slumber, fret not, as most deals will also be available online. Read on to see what you'll find!

CAMERAS

Samsung DualView 14.2 MP Digital Camera — $99.99
Canon PowerShot A2200 14.1MP Digital Camera — $89.99

CELLPHONES

AT&T LG Thrive GoPhone — $129.99
T-Mobile Samsung Dart — $149.99

GAMING

Microsoft Kinect with Kinect Adventures — $99.99
Xbox 360 (4GB) and Kinect Bundle with $10 Toys R Us Gift Card — $199.99
Playstation 3 (160GB) Bundle with Little Big Planet 2 Special Edition and Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One — $199.99
Nintendo 3DS Super Mario Bundle with Mario 3D Land — $189.99
Xbox 360 uDraw Game Tablet with free case — $79.99
Atari Flashback 3 console — $24.99
Select Nintendo DS and Wii games — Buy one, get one free (in store only)

LAPTOPS

Sylvania 7-inch Android Netbook — $74.99

MUSIC PLAYERS

8GB iPod Touch with $50 Toys R Us Gift Card (White) — $199.99 (in store only)
8GB iPod Touch with $50 Toys R Us Gift Card (Black) — $199.99 (in store only)
32GB iPod Touch with $50 Toys R Us Gift Card (Black) — $299.99 (in story only)

Most locations will be opening at 9pm on Thursday night, with the sale running through Saturday — but you might want to check the hours of your local store before heading out into the holiday rush. You can also peruse the complete Black Friday fliers to see if there's any other deals that grab your attention.

Toys R Us will also be offering a whole Cyber Week's worth of additional online-only bargains starting this Sunday at ToysRUs.com.

GAMING

Red Nintendo 3DS Super Mario Bundle with Mario 3D Land and Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure — $199.99
4GB Xbox 360 and Kinect Bundle with Free Game, Controller, or Headset — $299.99
Select video game titles — Buy one, get 60 percent off another

We'll keep you updated as news on more deals becomes available!

GameStop to Open 2,200 Stores at Midnight for Black Friday

2011-11-23T08:26:00.001-08:00

GameStop GME -1.65% is joining the midnight rush this Black Friday, opening approximately 2,200 U.S. locations on Nov. 25 at 12:01 a.m. The remaining 2,300 stores will open at 5:00 a.m. Customers should check in advance with their local store for exact times and details or visit www.GameStop.com/stores . ...

Best Black Friday 2011 Video Game Sales

2011-11-23T08:22:00.001-08:00

If you want to add to your video game collection before the end of 2011, you should check out the Black Friday deals on video games that will take place this week, the day after Thanksgiving. Major retailers including Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Game Stop, Toys R Us and Target are offering the best bargains on video games of the year.

Amazon has released a number of deals on popular video games and gaming systems. Now you can get the Playstaton Portable (PSP) for just $99.99 or video games such as Split/Second, Tron: Evolution and Bioshock 2 for under $10 ($9.99). Dragon Age II, the popular online role playing game (RPG) is available for 14.99. Amazon.com also features a number of “Lightning Deals” that last only a limited time, but feature some of the deepest discounts available during the 2011 Black Friday sales week. A number of Playstaton 3, PSP, Wii and Xbox 360 bundles are available too, which can save you hundreds of dollars if you’re in the market for one of those systems.

Best Buy has great “door buster” deals this year, which includes video games for less than $30. Titles include Battlefield 3, Batman Arkham City, Need for Speed: The Run, Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception, Rage and Madden NFL 2012. Like Amazon.com, Best Buy has some great bundle deals, including the 4GB Xbox 360 with Kinect bundle, where you will get a free $100 gift card with your purchase. 10$ Gift cards are being handed out to those who buy The Legand of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Just Dance 3 for the Nintendo Wii.

GameStop has a Black Friday deal on the Xbox 360, selling the device for $150–you’ll need to act on this soon as it is only available through Saturday (11/26/11). Gamestop is also offering a bargain on the Playstation 3 (PS3), with their bundle going for only $200; the bundle includes a 160 GB PS3 and the games LittleBigPlanet 2 along with Ratchet & Clank. If you own an old Nintendo DS, you can also take it in to Gamestop and get a Nintendo 3DS for $100.

Gamestop is offering great sales on games such as Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition ($19.99), Gears of War 3 ($39.99), Forza Motorsport 4 ($39.99), Rage ($29.99) and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 ($10).

Target has amazing discounts on the Nintendo 3DS–this year you can get the system for only $145 in brick-and-mortar locations as well as through their online store at Target.com. Video game titles such as NBA 2k12, FIFA 12, Batman: Arkham City and NCAA Football 12 are selling for just $47 each. If you enjoy first-person shooter (FPS) games then you will love the Resistance 3 PS3 bundle that includes the popular PS3 title Resistance 3, a PlayStation Move and Sharp Shooter peripheral for $100.

Toys R Us is offering amazing bargains on video games for kids, including Spyro’s Adventure by Activision. Toys R Us also has discounts on games for the Nintendo DS and 3DS; for a limited time you “buy one and get one for 40% off”.

Walmart is known for having some of the best deals on video games year round, but this Black Friday they are really reaching for the stars. This year you can get a 4GB Xbox 360 with Kinect bundle for just $199.96. If you want a Kinect-only bundle (if you already have the Xbox 360), you can get the Kinect with Kinect Adventures!, The Gunstringer and Fruit Ninja for just $100.

Walmart is offering great deals on video game titles such as Bioshock 2 ($10), Pure ($10), God of War III ($15), Dance Central 2 ($15), Disney’s Epic Mickey ($15), Battlefield 3 ($28), Batman: Arkham City ($28), inFamous 2 ($28), Gears of War 3 ($28) and Forza Motorsport 4 ($28)!

Best Black Friday 2011 Video Game Sales

2011-11-23T08:21:00.001-08:00

Black Friday 2011 deals: How about 20 percent off a new car?

2011-11-23T06:47:00.000-08:00

The phrase Black Friday conjures up images of crowds thronging big-box retail stores, and for good reason. But when you think of the low-price deals available this Friday, don't forget those big-ticket items on four wheels.
Some of the day's hottest bargains will be found on the auto mile, not at the mall, say automotive experts.
“Dealerships offer significant discounts on Black Friday, which can save consumers thousands off the purchase of a new vehicle,” says Jesse Toprak of the car-shopping website TrueCar.com in a report on the deals. “It’s an atypical day to purchase a car since consumers think of retail shopping, but buying a new vehicle on Black Friday can often lead to big savings.”
The website says it's the best day of the year to bargain for a lower new-car price, and that the rest of Thanksgiving weekend also offers good buying opportunities.
Consumer Reports published a list of new cars, from its "recommended" list, with deals this weekend of 15 to 20 percent off the manufacturers suggested retail price (MSRP).
Its list includes a broad range of mainstream 2011 models: the Toyota Camry, Ford F-150 pickups, Cadillac DTS, Honda Pilot, Nissan Frontier and Maxima, and a number of Chevrolets (Malibu, Traverse, Suburban, and Corvette). A few 2012 models are also on the list, including the Ford Mustang and Chevy Avalanche.
Consumer Reports says that if consumers can grab these discounts, they'll be doing much better than the roughly 6 percent discount off MSRP that's typical this year. Liza Barth of the consumer information firm adds that regional discounts sometimes add to the Black Friday savings by as much as $5,000, and "there are bonus incentives for returning customers and military personnel available on many models."
Among the dealerships promoting Black Friday discounts is Brickell Honda in Miami.
"While we can’t unveil the fantastic sales just yet, we can let our shoppers know about a $500 Visa gift card opportunity!," the dealership said in an online posting Monday.
At this dealer and others, low-interest financing is another lure for car shoppers.
TrueCar, which offers information on car prices designed to help buyers, is offering its own holiday-season promotion: a $25,000 giveaway on Nov. 28 and weekly $5,000 prizes open to car buyers who purchase from a TrueCar Certified Dealer.
The firm lists some other cars with big discounts possible this Friday: the 2011 Chevy Silverado 1500, the 2011 Chrysler 200, and the 2012 Ford Escape.
Of course, not everyone wants to mobilize to sign papers for a new car on the day after Thanksgiving. But if a car is on your shopping list, it might beat jostling with the crowds at Wal-Mart.
source:http://www.csmonitor.com

Black Friday 2011: Toys R Us, Target Thanksgiving hours spark protests

2011-11-23T06:37:00.000-08:00

Black Friday shopping fever is close at hand, and several large retailers are attempting to get a leg up on the competition by opening on Thursday evening, much to the chagrin of some employees. As Bloomberg reported:
Anthony Hardwick says he resents working at Target Corp. on Thanksgiving and has garnered more than 37,000 signatures on an online protest petition.
Target, Macy’s Inc., Gap Inc., Kohl’s Corp., Toys “R” Us Inc. and Best Buy Co. all plan to open at midnight or earlier on Thanksgiving in an attempt to goose sales that the National Retail Federation says may rise just 2.8 percent this holiday season, or about half as much as last year.
Hardwick, 29, who says he has been a Target parking attendant in Omaha, Nebraska, for three years, began the petition two weeks ago on the website Change.org after learning that he and his coworkers would be required to start at 11 p.m. Nov. 24 for a 10-hour shift.
“I was so disappointed the day I found out about this because I did the math in my head and I was going to have to go to bed in the early afternoon on Thanksgiving to go in and work 10 hours,” Hardwick said in a telephone interview. “Everyone at work was resigned because the economy is bad and so our employer has us over a barrel.”
Hardwick said he hasn’t heard from Target and that he fears losing his job for starting the protest and speaking to the media.
The extension of Black Friday shopping hours into Thursday has caused many to decry the encroachment on Thanksgiving. As Ylan Q. Mui explained:
Thanksgiving is under assault.
Stores that once closed their doors in deference to the holiday are now touting Turkey Day deals starting as early as 9 p.m. Workers who should be on vacation are answering office e-mails on their smartphones. And those who plan on celebrating with a traditional dinner are finding that the cost of a bird is near its 30-year high, according to government data.
“I think we have a sort of Norman Rockwell view of Thanksgiving,” said Kit Yarrow, head of the psychology department at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. “It’s not really linked to reality for most Americans.”
Thanksgiving has long been in danger of getting subsumed by Christmas. Every year, Americans bemoan the encroachment of pine trees and presents on pilgrims and pumpkin pie, a phenomenon the retail industry calls “Christmas creep.” But for many, a line seems to have been crossed.
“RESPECT THE BIRD!!!” Doug Matthews, 49, an avid amateur chef from New Jersey, proclaimed in a blog post.
Matthews said he penned the diatribe last year when he spied Christmas candy on the shelf at a grocery store before the Halloween treats had been discounted. He took his rant to the social cooking site Allrecipes.com, where he had been posting recipes for corn muffins, carrot salad and other dishes for nearly 15 years.
Some shoppers will stay in instead of braving long lines, and many will use their phones to take advantage of Black Friday deals from home. As Hayley Tsukayama reported :
This year, holiday shoppers are expected to turn to their smartphones more than they ever have before. That’s the takeaway from a study by mobile ad network InMobi, released Thursday.
According to InMobi’s survey, 60 million mobile users will shop on Black Friday using their smartphones and 21 million intend to purchase goods directly from their mobile devices. That number is even higher with the more tech-focused Cyber Monday shoppers — the survey found 42 percent of shoppers plan to use their mobile devices to shop for gadgets and electronics.
More generally, smartphones have become an indispensable tool for holiday shoppers who are using them more often to compare prices and read reviews in stores. According to the study, 45 percent of shoppers will use their phones for price comparisons while shopping, up from 22 percent last year.
Shoppers also use their phones to check store hours and locations before heading to the mall. Wal-Mart recently released new iPhone and iPad apps that allow customers to check the inventory of their local stores during the holiday season.
source:http://www.washingtonpost.com/

Frugal Family: Holiday Shopping Strategies for Black Friday and Beyond

2011-11-23T03:51:00.000-08:00

Retailers are preparing for what they hope will be the biggest shopping day of the year. Unless you are in it to people-watch, don’t leave home without a plan.
Doorbuster deals that sound too good to be true. Bleary-eyed consumers loading up on caffeine. Lines so long that police supervision is necessary. It must be Black Friday!
The Friday after Thanksgiving has long been considered the beginning of the holiday shopping season. The name Black Friday, as the day is now known, was originally coined by members of Philadelphia law enforcement. These officers were dreading the inevitable consequences of colossal numbers of people shopping at the same time.
Retailers, not wanting the pejorative connotation to stick, offered a different interpretation of the name: the day that stores officially turn a profit, going from red ink to black ink.
Black Friday competition is fierce. Retailers want your business, and fellow shoppers want to beat you out and scoop any deeply-discounted items that are in short supply. Coming up with a strategy is paramount to success in this high-pressure environment.
Here is my advice for those who hope to hear Christmas carols before they’ve fully digested their turkey dinners:
Make a List and Check it Twice. No, you’re not Santa. But you need to think like Santa. Creating a spreadsheet with the names of all your gift recipients is a necessary first step. Next, assign approximate amounts to spend on each person and let Excel add up the total. If it’s more than your budget, make adjustments right away. If you have ideas for specific people, enter them on the spreadsheet.
Read Online Reviews. Typing an item’s name and the word "review" in the Google search bar will yield information about whether it’s a quality product. Amazon typically has large numbers of detailed reviews.
Do Price Comparisons Ahead of Time. The Internet boasts several sites whose sole purpose is to save consumers time by directing them to the retailer(s) with the lowest price on a particular item. Smart Money named Price Grabber the most user-friendly and accurate of the lot; the runner-up was Yahoo! Shopping.
Locate Desired Items. The Thanksgiving Day newspaper will be filled with fliers from retailers hoping to lure you to their stores. Buy a paper, visit individual stores’ websites, or consult Black Friday Ads for lists of specials. Make a note of the time that each store will open. Many will unlock the doors shortly after midnight, which is the earliest that Massachusetts state law will allow. Pay close attention to any notations about quantity. That $300 widescreen TV may look like a great deal, but if there are only 25 available per store, the chance of scoring one is low.
Map Out a Plan. Taking geography into account, devise a logical shopping route. If you are lucky enough to have a bargain-hunting companion, consider splitting up and each taking half the list. The Official Black Friday 2011 Website recommends that Black Friday shoppers go after the most deeply-discounted items first. If you have to miss out, have it be on the less expensive items.
When you arrive home, add all of your purchases to the spreadsheet. When you recover from Black Friday shopping sufficiently to venture out again, you’ll know just what you’re looking to find.
Mall and chain stores are not the only ones offering Black Friday incentives. Local small businesses are as well.
Moodz Day Spa, with locations in Acton and Wayland, will be discounting gift cards purchased in their salons on Friday. Save 10 percent on the first card, 15 percent on the second and 25 percent on the third. Pay only $125 for three $50 gift cards or $250 for three $100 gift cards. Tip: If you are a client, buy some to use yourself!
Cloud Nine Toys of Sudbury is holding a Black Friday sale on Melissa and Doug toys. Everything from $8 puzzles to $250 play kitchens will be on sale for 20 percent off.
Some retailers are featuring special deals that go beyond Black Friday.
Ralph Jordan’s of Acton will award a $20 gift card to their shop to anyone who spends $100 in the store from now until Dec. 9, 2011. A customer can buy $100 worth of merchandise, before tax and excluding Pandora jewelry, or a $100 gift card. The bonus cards will be valid starting the day after the initial purchase.
Elements of Acton is selling gift cards for all 55-minute or 80-minute massages for $20 off through Dec. 24, 2011.
My last shopping tip has to do with Small Business Saturday. This event will take place on Nov. 26, 2011. Designed to bring customers into independently-owned shops, many local merchants are putting together special deals for that day.
American Express cardholders who register for Small Business Saturday and spend at least $25 in single transactions patronizing local merchants will receive $25 credits on their next billing statement.

source: http://wayland.patch.com

Black Friday 2011: Barnes and Noble Nook and Nook Tablet Deals

2011-11-23T03:23:00.000-08:00

Black Friday and Cyber Monday look like good days to get Nook Color Tablets and Nook Simple Touch ebook readers. You can already find older Nooks on sale.

If Black Friday 2011 is anything like last year, the Barnes and Noble Nook and Nook accessories will be heavily featured (and highly anticipated) on the day after Thanksgiving, which is November 25, 2011. Last year, Barnes and Noble had coupon codes and online discounts on Cyber Monday, which falls on November 28, 2011, but retailers have been quieter about their Cyber Monday discounts this year. There are several Black Friday hints already floating on the Internet in the form of leaked Black Friday store ads for the Barnes and Noble Nook.

Black Friday Shopping Deals and Bargains on the Nook and Nook Tablet

The Nook is currently sold online and in stores, but most Black Friday deals are in store prices. Barnes and Noble stores will sell the Nook Touch for $79 in the store, and that is a $20 discount. Nook Color is $199, and the new Nook Tablet is $249, so it looks like Barnes and Noble will have discounts only on the Nook ereader, and probably some Nook cases and covers like they did last year.
Target will have the Nook Color for $199, but they are also throwing in a $30 gift card. Target will have this year's best Black Friday on the Kindle Keyboard 3G with wifi at $85, and it looks like they have the best Nook Color discount. Target is not the only store offering gift cards, however.
Staples and Radio Shack are also offering gift cards for early bird shoppers on Black Friday. Staples will give shoppers a $20 gift card if they buy a Nook Simple Touch, and a $25 gift card when you buy a Nook Color. Prices on the ereaders will be the same as the standard price. Radio Shack will offer a $20 gift card if you buy a Nook Color.

Amazon Sells Barnes and Noble Nook Tablets

Is it any surprise Amazon.com is selling the Barnes and Noble Nook Color tablet? eReaders are profitable not for their hardware, but for the ebook sales they generate. However, the Nook Tablet it popular as an Android tablet, and people can root the Nook Color tablet with a mini-sd card and use it to read Nook and Kindle books. Even though Amazon has not said they are having a Black Friday sale on Nooks, watch their prices to see if Amazon.com will match or beat retailers that are discounting the Nook.
Remember that quantities are limited for Black Friday, and there is usually some hoop jumping involved, like standing in line early, getting tags for items, and limited quantities. You can already find good prices on last season's Nooks; Walmart has a clearance on the Nook 1 for $99, and you can currently buy refurbished Nooks and Nook Colors from Overstock and Barnes and Noble's eBay store. Barnes and Noble is good about offering coupon codes, so sign up for their email alerts and follow Barnes and Noble on Twitter and Facebook for Black Friday and Cyber Monday surprise deals.

source: http://www.suite101.com

LivingSocial goes national with Black Friday deals

2011-11-22T08:01:00.001-08:00

NEW YORK—Here's one way to avoid getting trampled by bargain-hunting hordes knocking down store doors on Black Friday: Online deals service LivingSocial is unveiling a slew of bargains for the holidays that are just a couple of mouse clicks away.

LivingSocial will offer discounts from national businesses such as Verizon Wireless, Electronic Arts Inc. and the sneaker brand Skechers USA Inc., a contrast to the local deals for spas, restaurants and weekend escapes that it's known for.

Such offers will give national brands access to social media-savvy customers who might not otherwise think to visit their stores. It's also good, cheap marketing, as the deals are often widely shared on Facebook and Twitter.

LivingSocial, meanwhile, gets to sign up new subscribers and take a cut from the money they spend on the coupons.

It also gets to participate in a day-after-Thanksgiving shopping bonanza that's normally reserved for brick-and-mortar retail stores.

One set of deals, available for three days starting on Black Friday, includes $5 for magazine subscriptions that normally cost $12. Customers won't be able to redeem those coupons until Monday, so stores already offering monster sales on Black Friday won't have to cut their profit margins even thinner.

On Cyber Monday, the online shopping day that follows Thanksgiving weekend, LivingSocial will unveil another set of deals. Nearly all of the discounts are 50 percent off -- such as paying $40 to be able to spend $80 at wine retailer Wine.com. These coupons will go on sale Monday, Nov. 28, and can be redeemed starting the next day.

OfficeMax Inc. isn't known for attracting big holiday crowds, but Chris Duncan, a vice president of direct and loyalty marketing, said the company decided to offer a LivingSocial deal to reach new customers looking for e-readers, tablets and other gadgets.

Mitch Spolan, senior vice president of national sales at LivingSocial, said the service isn't changing its local-business focus, but gets the opportunity to offer something special nationally from time to time.

LivingSocial, which is based in Washington, D.C., has more than 46 million subscribers, who typically get deals through emails and other alerts sent at least daily.

LivingSocial's larger competitor, Chicago-based Groupon Inc., is not doing Black Friday promotions this year. Instead, it's promoting discounts on big, expensive experiences dubbed "once in a lifetime," such as $5,000 for a three-day trip to studio tours and tapings of the Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Best Black Friday deals of 2011

2011-11-22T08:00:00.001-08:00

Shopping on Black Friday can yield some great deals, but if you're not prepared, it can turn into a nightmare.
Tuesday on 16 Morning News, we showed you some of the best deals we could find that will be offered on Black Friday.
You can find sale prices in Black Friday ads or online at Black Friday websites.
When it comes to the category that's on many people's wish lists, electronics, Best Buy by far has the best deals on most items.
Some of the best sales we found includes a 24" LCD HDTV for $79.99, select DVDs for 99 cents each, select Blu-rays for $4.99 each, and a Toshiba Blu-ray player for $39.99.
You can also get Philips in-ear headphone buds for $7.49. That's with a 50 percent off coupon you use in store. A Lenovo laptop with a 15.6" screen will be $179.99, and an hp desk jet all-in-one printer will be $19.
Best Buy opens at midnight on Black Friday, but store employees will start giving out tickets for the most in-demand items starting at 10 p.m.
Best Buy is also offing a Black Friday price of $119.99 for a Nikon Coolpix S4100 digital camera, marked down from $179.99. However, Meijer is offering the exact same deal on that item. So if that's the only thing you're after, it might be worth going to Meijer and avoiding the Best Buy lines.
Many Black Friday shoppers will also be after toys and kids' items. Some of the best prices we found include Hasbro board games fro $7.99 at Meijer. They're normally priced at $14.96 to $19.94.
At Target, you can get select Lego sets for $14 and a Barbie Big Box Furniture Gift Set, which comes with a Barbie doll, a four room set and 40 accessories, for $24.99 after using an in store coupon.
The biggest deal we found at Target, is a Nintendo 3DS for $145. Some other stores are advertising their sale price for that item as $169.99. However, if you go to Nintendo's website, you'll see the retail price for the Nintendo 3DS is $169.99. So unless the game console comes in a bundle, where you get games or other accessories with it, don't be fooled.
Another great deal is at Wal-mart. Kids' character pajamas will be on sale on Black Friday for $4.47.
Now, there are some things you should avoid buying on Black Friday. Christmas decorations are generally cheaper on Cyber Monday, the Monday following Black Friday when companies offer huge deals over the internet. Also, you can get better deals on winter apparel in January. So if it isn't something you need immediately, hold out for the better prices.
And like we showed with the pricing on the Nintendo 3DS, don't get so caught up in the Black Friday hype that you forget to compare the sale prices to actual retail prices.

Rite Aid Helps Shoppers Beat Black Friday Rush with Deals Starting on Thanksgiving Day

2011-11-21T08:48:00.001-08:00

Nearly All 4,700 Rite Aid Stores Nationwide Open Thanksgiving on First of "Three Days to Save"

CAMP HILL, Pa., Nov 21, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- --Rite Aid Distributing Black Friday Survival Guides Offering Additional Savings and Shopping "Tips"

Rite Aid shoppers won't have to give up a good night's sleep to get the best deals this holiday season. Holiday savings at Rite Aid begin on Thanksgiving Day.

Additionally, the 44 million members of Rite Aid's free wellness+ loyalty program will have Three Days to Save (Nov. 24-26) on great gifts and just about everything they need to get ready for the holidays. Select deals during the event include boxed holiday gift cards, wrapping paper, Christmas lights, small appliances, digital cameras, iTower speakers that dock with an iPhone or iPod and more. For sale details, see the special Nov. 24 advertising circular in newspapers nationwide or online at www.riteaid.com/savenow/ . On Thanksgiving Day, nearly all of Rite Aid's stores will be open. On Black Friday, stores open at 7 a.m. Store hours are at www.riteaid.com/stores .

"With 4,700 convenient locations and regular Thanksgiving hours, Rite Aid wants to help customers get a great start on their holiday shopping," said John Learish, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Rite Aid. "Our shoppers will also find great deals on some hot holiday gifts, including some fun finds they may not have expected to see at the neighborhood drugstore."

Hot holiday items this year include tried-and-true toy favorites -- such as Pillow Pets in new licensed characters -- and new toys including Lalaloopsy dolls and Wuggles, the pets that kids bring to life with stuffing. Electronics include wireless netbooks and e-tablets from Craig Electronics, plus a throw-back Atari game system featuring 60 classic games including Asteroids and Missile Command. Returning Rite Aid favorites include the Record-A-Story books, which allow long-distance relatives to send a personalized reading of a favorite story, practical hostess gifts such as Hershey's Pot of Gold boxed chocolates, and fragrance gift sets including Heidi Klum's new "Shine" fragrance in a three-piece set.

Rite Aid is also issuing Black Friday Survival Guides this week via e-mail to wellness+ members and to Rite Aid's more than 200,000 Facebook fans. Guides offer fun holiday shopping "survival tips" and special prices on products to help deal-seekers stay energized, focused and ready for some serious shopping. Guides contain deals for both the big day itself -- water, snacks, gel shoe inserts and energy drinks -- and after -- headache relief products and neck pillows.

Rite Aid has long held hours on Thanksgiving Day, when customers frequently travel and may need to fill unplanned prescriptions or require temporary supplies of medications that were left at home. In the past several years, Rite Aid has also seen growing demand for its expanded selection of grocery staple foods, which include last-minute holiday meal items such as green beans, stove-top stuffing and baking supplies.

Rite Aid Corporation RAD -2.65% is one of the nation's leading drugstore chains with approximately 4,700 stores in 31 states and the District of Columbia and fiscal 2011 annual revenues of $25.2 billion. Information about Rite Aid, including corporate background and press releases, is available through the company's website at www.riteaid.com .

SOURCE: Rite Aid Corporation

        
        Rite Aid Corporation 
        Eric Harkreader, 717-975-5713 
        eharkreader@riteaid.com

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