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You Can Still Shop Tons of Cyber Week Deals at Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and More

Cyber Monday is over but the deals aren't stopping yet. We've rounded up the best bargains you can still shop during Cyber Week.

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Adam Oram Deals Writer
Adam Oram is a Deals Writer at CNET. He studied Media at Newcastle University and has been writing about technology since 2013. He previously worked as a Senior Writer at iMore, Deals Editor at Thrifter, and as an Apple Genius. His spare time is spent watching football (both kinds), playing Pokémon games, and eating vegan food.
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Adam Oram
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Cyber Monday may have come and gone, but the deals are far from over. Tons of major retailers like Best Buy, Amazon and Walmart are still rolling out the savings with extended Cyber Monday, or Cyber Week deals. You can find tons of great discounts on TVs, headphones, kitchen gadgets and more. However, now that the most official sales are wrapping up, there's no guaranteeing how long these offers will be available. So if you want to save some money before the holidays, make the most of these remaining bargains while you can.

With thousands of remaining deals to sort through, we've gone ahead and taken care of some of the legwork by rounding up the best Cyber Week deals you can still take advantage of today. And we'll continue to update this page throughout the week as things expire or if new deals crop up, so be sure to check back often to be sure you're getting the best deals available. 

Top 10 Cyber Week sales

1. Amazon: Remaining savings on Amazon devices and much more

2. Best Buy: Laptops, TVs and more with big holiday discounts

3. Walmart: Save on tech, home and toys 

4. Target: Low prices on tech, toys, home decor and more

5. StackSocial: Huge discounts on tech, subscriptions and more

6. Dell: Up to 60% off laptops, PCs and accessories

7. Home Depot: Savings on tools, appliances, furniture and more

8. Wayfair: Up to 70% off furniture, decor, bedding and more

9. Lowe's: Discounted tools, appliances, decor and smart home

10. Wellbots: Steep discounts on smart home tech and e-scooters

If you want to dive deeper into the remaining deals, we've picked out a few of our favorites just below. We've also picked out a large selection of Cyber Week deals under $25 and Cyber Week deals under $50 that are still available if you're looking to make the most of a limited budget this year. 

Cyber Week deals on TVs

These small, HD smart TVs make a great buy if you need a TV for a spare bedroom or kids' playroom -- especially from just $90. You'll score an Echo Dot worth $40 at no extra cost, too. 

If you want an affordable 4K TV, this smart Fire TV from Insignia is worth a look at just $230 -- $70 less than usual. You'll get a 3rd-gen Echo Dot (worth $40) thrown in for free, too. 

The C2 is our favorite high-end TV of the year. It's sleek-looking and packed with features, especially for gamers. But the best part is the picture quality, which thanks to OLED technology makes everything on the huge screen look better.

Read our LG C2 series OLED TV review.

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Cyber Week deals on smart home

This smart accessory can be added to nearly any garage door made after 1993 and connects to your phone for easy control of the door from anywhere. It's down to its best price, so be sure to grab one for yourself and even some family members, they'll be sure to thank you for something that's so useful.

Add Alexa to more rooms in your home with this cheap Echo Dot deal. This model may be a few years old, but it's still a perfectly usable smart speaker.

Read our Amazon Echo Dot (third-generation) review.

Nest's diminutive smart speaker is down to just $18 making it a no-brainer buy for any Google-based smart home.

Read our Google Nest Mini review.

More smart home deals

Cyber Week deals on headphones and speakers

If earbuds with a stem design, like Apple's AirPods, feel uncomfortable or are constantly falling out of your ears, Samsung's Galaxy Buds Live might be the alternative you're looking for. These open-ear, true-wireless earbuds look stunning, and for a limited time you can grab a pair for $70 off.

Read our Samsung Galaxy Buds Live review.

More headphone and speaker deals

Cyber Week deals on laptops and tablets

We often call the MacBook Air the most universally useful laptop you can buy. Although it was recently updated with a larger display and Apple's latest M2 chip, it also got a higher starting price. The good news is the M1 MacBook Air is still available and remains a fantastic choice for most people in need of an ultraportable everyday laptop.

Apple's 2021 iPad model is $30 off right now. That's not as cheap as it went during Cyber Monday but still a near-10% saving. 

More laptop and tablet deals

Cyber Week deals on phones and smartwatches

The budget-friendly Google Pixel 6A is already a pretty great value, and right now you can pick it up on sale for even less. It comes in three colors, all of which are available now, but discounts jump around a bit between the different variants. $89 off the charcoal variant is the best deal you'll find.

More phone and smartwatch deals

Cyber Week deals on streaming devices

The Chromecast with Google TV is one of our overall favorite streaming devices for 2022, and right now you can grab one for its best price to date.

Hook your TV up with easy access to all the popular streaming services with 50% off this streaming stick.

Hook up the Fire TV Stick 4K to your TV's HDMI port for easy access to all of the biggest streaming services. This device offers 4K and HDR support, Dolby Atmos audio and tight integration with Alexa.

More streaming device deals

Cyber Week deals on gaming

Save $60 on the Xbox Series S at Amazon and nab $40 of Amazon credit when you do. Target's price is $10 more, though you'll get $50 Target credit there. 

Nintendo rarely offers discounts on the Switch, so this seasonal bundle with Mario Kart 8 is about as good as it gets. At $300, it is the same price as the console normally costs, but also includes a digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (a great game) and a three-month subscription to Nintendo Online. 

More gaming deals

Cyber Week deals on software and subscriptions

This limited-time offer is near the lowest price we've seen for this wildly popular Microsoft Office lifetime license. It's available for both Mac and Windows, so be sure to grab the right one for the computer that you use regularly.

This bundle includes five courses and over 180 hours of training materials. Whether you're looking to change careers or want to just learn more on the side, this is a great way to pick up useful skills at a fraction of the regular price.

Whether you travel for pleasure or business, you should be using Dollar Flight Club to help you get the best flights for the cheapest prices. Right now, you can pick up a lifetime subscription for just $50 which is an absolute steal. 

More software and subscription deals

Cyber Week deals on tech accessories

Nomad makes a variety of sleek and modern accessories for phones, laptops, tablets and more. And right now, you can pick some up for 30% off at its extended Cyber Monday sale. 

Cyber Week deals on home and kitchen

Snag an upright Dyson vacuum cleaner for $399 in this Cyber Week deal. It's a great pick for households with pets.

Traditional coffee makers can't offer warm, foamy milk to accompany your coffee, but the Keurig K Latte does. This two-in-one machine is usually $90, but you can have it for just $60 today at Best Buy.

Air fryers are all the rage these days and you can get in on the craze with close to a third off this popular Dash model. It has a 2.6-quart capacity which is ideal for a couple or small family and can crisp up wings, fries, veggies and more with way less fat.

More home deals

Cyber Week deals on health and fitness

Upgrade your home gym with this adjustable dumbbell set at $100 off. It allows weight adjustments in increments ranging from 5 to 52.5 pounds and stores away without taking up a lot of space.

With three speeds and a handheld design, Therabody's portable Theragun Mini massager is perfect for taking on the go. 

If you're into cycling or spin classes, consider this Schwinn fitness indoor cycling exercise bike while it's a third off. This is a great price for an indoor cycling bike, especially for one that can be used with popular apps like Peloton and Zwift.

More health deals

When is Cyber Week 2022?

While Black Friday denotes the day after folks in the US observe Thanksgiving, the fourth Thursday in November each year, Cyber Week kicks off after the weekend on "Cyber Monday." This year, Cyber Monday fell on Nov. 28, with many of those deals now rolling over into Cyber Week or holiday sales. 

Which stores have Cyber Week sales? 

Basically all major retailers -- both online and brick-and-mortar stores -- have tons of deals and discounts for Black Friday, Cyber Monday  and Cyber Week each year. That includes the likes of Amazon, Best Buy, Target and Walmart, as well as more specialized retailers such as B&H Photo, GameStop and Dell. 

When do Cyber Week deals start and end?

Cyber Week officially kicks off on Cyber Monday, which fell on Nov. 28 this year and brought  a lot of doorbuster deals and limited-time offers starting and ending on that single day, or ending on that day after having kicked off on Black Friday. However, tons of these sales are now rolling over into Cyber Week, with new deals being added throughout the holiday shopping season.

Are Cyber Week available in-person?

Though Cyber Week deals are usually exclusively available online, you might be able to catch some big discounts in-store, too -- especially because Cyber Monday deals tend to trickle into the days following. A lot of deals can be purchased online for in-store pickup, too.

Why is it called 'Black Friday' and 'Cyber Monday'? 

Throughout history, the term "black" has been used to denote distressing or calamitous events. The earliest known use of Black Friday for the Friday after Thanksgiving was to refer to the practice of workers calling in sick the day after Thanksgiving in the early 1950s. Around that same time, US police adopted the term to describe the traffic conditions during the first major holiday shopping date. 

After attempts to move to the term "Big Friday" failed, merchants attempted to ameliorate the term Black Friday in subsequent years, suggesting that its origin was not due to the poor traffic conditions the shopping day created, but because the profit it generated put stores "back in the black" in financial terms.

Then, in 2005, the National Retail Federation coined the term "Cyber Monday" because it had noticed a spike in online traffic the Monday following Thanksgiving. At the time, they believed it was because people were making online purchases while they were at work following the holiday so their kids couldn't see any gift purchases and because work computers usually have faster internet connection. 

There was some chatter about calling the date Black Monday or Blue Monday -- because hyperlinks are blue -- but eventually, everyone settled on the more futuristic-sounding Cyber Monday. In 2014, Cyber Monday became the biggest online shopping day in the country.

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