The best Black Friday deals to shop from Walmart, The Home Depot and more

Nicole Briese, Isabelle Kagan, Melissa Lee and Shayna Murphy, Reviewed.com
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You can't beat these Black Friday 2020 savings.
You can't beat these Black Friday 2020 savings.

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We may only be in November, but already, many big box retailers are running their Black Friday 2020 sales. We've scoped out the best of the best, with massive events from big box retailers, including Macy's, The Home Depot and Walmart, all of which will be dropping new weekly deals all month long. Check all of these—and many more—out below.

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Macy's

It's already Black Friday at Macy's.
It's already Black Friday at Macy's.

As the go-to spot for all things beauty, apparel and home, Macy's is the place to shop—even on a non-sale day. The retailer is currently hosting a Black Friday Sale on a whole slew of items, however, including top-rated cookware, furniture, bedding and more. Shop the best picks below.

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Best Buy

Shop major deals during Best Buy's Black Friday 2020 sale.
Shop major deals during Best Buy's Black Friday 2020 sale.

As part of Best Buy's latest wave of Black Friday savings, shoppers can snag stellar deals on TVs, laptops, headphones and more. More price drops will be steady coming all month long, with My Best Buy members (it's free to sign up). Nearly all deals will be available as of Sunday, November 22. Check out the site's current offerings below.

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Amazon

Have a holly, jolly deals season thanks to Amazon.
Have a holly, jolly deals season thanks to Amazon.

Amazon wasted no time in kicking off its next big sale after Prime Day 2020 came to a close, introducing its Holiday Dash event—a month-long sale on all the site's top gifts, with new items being discounted daily. Shop our top picks from the sale, which runs through Thursday, November 19, below.

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Nordstrom

Grab Hydro Flasks, UGGs, Hunter rain boots and so much more for less at Nordstrom.
Grab Hydro Flasks, UGGs, Hunter rain boots and so much more for less at Nordstrom.

Shoppers looking to nab trendy apparel, popular beauty items and cozy home accents will be thrilled to know that even Nordstrom is getting in on the pre-Black Friday sale game. The retailer will be offering discounts of up to 50% on select items through Tuesday, December 1, with an extra 25% off clearance items being offered starting Friday, November 27. Better yet, members of The Nordy Club (sign up for free here) will receive $20 in bonus notes when they spend $100, $30 when they spend $150 or $60 when they spend $250 through Sunday, November 22.

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Coach Outlet

Coach Outlet bags are up to 76% off right now.
Coach Outlet bags are up to 76% off right now.

The discounts are flowing over at Coach Outlet, where totes, wallets, cold weather accessories and belts are priced at more than 70% off. Shipping is also free on all orders. Check out our favorite designer bags and accessories below.

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Coach

Score a drool-worthy 50% off select handbags at Coach.
Score a drool-worthy 50% off select handbags at Coach.

There's never been a better time to score designer handbags for less thanks to Coach’s Black Friday 2020 Sale, which features best-selling bags at a jaw-dropping 50% off. What's more, you'll get 30% off full-price styles with coupon code THANKS30 at checkout. As an added bonus, all orders will receive free shipping.

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Wayfair

Wayfair's second round of deals is too good to miss.
Wayfair's second round of deals is too good to miss.

Wayfair is helping you get a kick-start on the shopping holiday with up its latest round of Black Friday deals, which will run through Wednesday, November 25, when even more deals are set to launch. This sale features up to 80% off everything from lighting solutions and throw pillows to accent mirrors and other assorted home accessories.

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Samsung

Shop major markdowns on tech, electronics, appliances and more at Samsung.
Shop major markdowns on tech, electronics, appliances and more at Samsung.

Samsung's incredible markdowns on 4K TVs, home appliances, smartphones and more are certainly in abundance ahead of Black Friday. The tech giant is slated to release its official Black Friday sale once the shopping holiday begins on Friday, November 27, but until then there's no shortage of savings to take advantage of on its site.

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Bed Bath & Beyond

Shop pre-Black Friday deals at Bed Bath & Beyond, with markdowns available on Nespresso machines, cozy throws and more.
Shop pre-Black Friday deals at Bed Bath & Beyond, with markdowns available on Nespresso machines, cozy throws and more.

Whether you're on the hunt for small kitchen appliances, seasonal tabletop décor or bedding, Bed Bath & Beyond has got your back this holiday season. While the retailer's main event is slated to run from Thursday, November 26 to Saturday, November 28, BB&B has already released a ton of pre-Black Friday deals on everything from dinnerware to bath towels. During the massive savingspalooza, customers will nab an extra 20% off their orders, while Beyond+ members will receive an additional 25% off through Sunday, November 29 (you can sign up for $29 a year here). Additionally, right now, all customers will even free shipping.

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The Home Depot

Save on dishwashers, washers and dryers, and other appliances at The Home Depot.
Save on dishwashers, washers and dryers, and other appliances at The Home Depot.

The Home Depot's Black Friday 2020 deals kicked off earlier this month and will run through Wednesday, November 25. From power tools to small appliances, Home Depot shoppers are in for a treat when it comes to these savings, with more discounts set to drop throughout the month. Ready to save? You're in luck: Our faves are all laid out for you below.

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Walmart

Black Friday price drops are making waves at Walmart.
Black Friday price drops are making waves at Walmart.

For price roll-backs on top-rated products, Walmart is a great place to shop. The big-box retailer just released its third wave of early Black Friday 2020 discounts, which includes significant price cuts on toys, electronics and home products. There will be even more markdowns coming on Wednesday, November 25, but until then, these deals are must-shops for bargain hunters who want the best products of the season. Worried you won't get stuff in time for the holidays? The retailer offers free delivery through Walmart+, its Amazon Prime-like membership service, as well as contact-free curbside pickup service.

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Target

From headphones to holiday décor, Target's got it all on sale—for less.
From headphones to holiday décor, Target's got it all on sale—for less.

Target, like many of its competitors, is adding brand new Black Friday deals to its site on a weekly basis. From there, new deals will be added daily right up through the main event, so you'll want to keep checking back as they're added to the site. What's more, the retailer has extended its 14-day price match guarantee through the holiday, which means that any "Black Friday Now" deals purchased through Thursday, December 24, will be eligible for a price adjustment should the price drop lower price on Target's site or in-store. In the meantime, you can shop the most exciting post-Turkey Day markdowns the site has to offer below.

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