US shoppers eager for holiday tech deals are already preparing for Black Friday sales, aiming to save money on gadgets. With Thanksgiving approaching, early Black Friday offers have started, attracting buyers concerned about tariffs and rising costs.
Over 50% of consumers plan to shop during Black Friday to find the best tech discounts. According to CNET, the average planned tech spend for the holiday season is $931, with Millennials projecting the highest at $1,070 and Gen X the lowest at $747.
CNET experts highlight the appeal of new smartphone models, such as the Google Pixel 10 and Apple's iPhone 17, released months before the holidays. These devices feature new technology that draws consumer interest.
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They provide guidance on when to make purchases and how to identify the best deals to maximize savings this season.
With rising prices and tariffs affecting the market, over half of US tech shoppers are counting on Black Friday deals, particularly on smartphones and laptops, to stretch their holiday budgets.
Author's note: The data shows Black Friday remains a cornerstone for tech shoppers aiming to balance quality and savings during the holiday rush.