Last Chance Best Buy July 4th Sales: Still Time to Score Savings on Tech Gadgets, Appliances and ... - 4 minutes read
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Best Buy's Fourth of July sales aren't done with just yet. Take advantage of the top tech deals that Best Buy still has going on now to get laptops, smart TVs, home appliances and more. There's plenty to pick from, with some outrageous final savings.
We're still finding impressive discounts, like half off major appliances, $500 off Windows laptops, savings on the latest popular video games and more. Act fast before these deals expire and check back frequently as we update this page throughout the weekend.
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Best Buy July 4th headphone dealsBattery Life Rated up to 30 hoursNoise Canceling YesMultipoint YesHeadphone Type Over-ear wireless headphonesWater-Resistant No IP rating
Sony makes some great headphones, and these are some of its best. These over-ear headphones are incredibly comfortable, have an impressive battery life of up to 30 hours and sound amazing. They also have great active noise canceling, and they can be used for phone calls, too.
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Best Buy July 4th laptop dealsBattery Life/Runtime 1,039 minutesWeight 2.7 poundsDisplay size/type 13.6-inch 2560 x 1664 Liquid RetinaProcessor tested Apple M2 8‑coreGraphics tested Apple M2 8‑core
Since the M3 MacBook Air debuted in March of this year, we're finally seeing the M2 MacBook Air discounted. Right now, you can save $150. Plus, there's the potential to save even more (up to $825) with a trade-in.
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What should I buy during Best Buy's July 4th sale?Best Buy already has major appliances discounted by as much as 50%, with extra savings on bundles, such as washer and dryer sets. You'll also find discounts across categories, from outdoor living to headphones. Some of the best bargains at Best Buy right now are the TV deals.
Where are the best July 4th sales?July Fourth sales bring out low prices on everything from furniture to fashion, making it a great time to shop. Similar to Memorial Day, big items like mattresses and high-end televisions are deeply discounted for the holiday, making it a great time to consider a replacement for your home.
Best Buy is discounting a ton of items for the Fourth of July across tech and home. As usual, Amazon is one of the best places to buy just about anything from kitchen gadgets to daily essentials, and this year, Fourth of July sales will lead nicely into Prime Day (July 16 and 17). There are also plenty of bargains to be found at places like Walmart, Target and Home Depot, among others.
How we choose the best July 4th salesAt CNET our team has covered shopping events for several years, including Black Friday, Prime Day, Memorial Day and countless other sales. We've learned how to spot the best deals among a sea of thousands of offers, some of them fake, so we work really hard to ensure the deals you see are the best offers from trusted retailers.
We look for real discounts, quality reviews and remaining sale time when choosing deals to show you. We have a team of devoted experts who have tested hundreds of devices to make sure we're only bringing you the best of the best.
Real discounts mean exactly that. We check pricing history for products on sale so we know when it's a case of an inflated list price rather than a genuine saving. Quality reviews and testing are super important for any product. A discount isn't worthwhile if it results in a subpar product experience, no matter how much you saved. Remaining sale time is a huge part of our vetting process. Some deals are only around for a short time or may be limited in supply. If that's the case, we'll let you know upfront so you don't come back to the deal later only to be disappointed.Source: CNET
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