Black Friday is a beautiful monster for tech lovers. While it’s a day where devices you’ve eyed all year go on insane sales, it also requires that you stand in a line for hours, eventually forced to shove your way through an angry throng.
But no more: Plenty of retailers put their deals online, so if you saw something in our basic Black Friday tech guide, you very well might be able to snag it now without leaving your house.
There are also a handful of online deals from Internet-only storefronts, and we’ve collected some of our favorites. So sit back, don’t even think about putting on pants, and shop away.
Apple
IPods, iPads, Apple TVs, Macs, and some Beats headphones come with an iTunes gift card worth anywhere from $25 to $100. You can also feel good about your purchase because its part of Apple’s Product RED campaign.
You can snag an LG G smartwatch for $99 on the Play Store. It also comes with a $50 credit toward apps and other media, effectively making that a sub-$50 smartwatch.
Here’s Google’s entire Black Friday listing for further browsing.
Ello
If you want an ironic (or maybe non-ironic) Ello T-shirt, they’re $10 off today.
Tokyo Flash
Tokyo Flash’s LED watches are all $20 off starting tonight through Dec. 2 at 10am.
Amazon
(For all Amazon deals, make sure to check our Black Friday tech guide; since it’s an online-only retailer, everything listed on our master guide for the store doesn’t require you to leave the couch. Here, we’ll go over a few of our favorite deals.)
We’ve known for awhile now, but it bears repeating. Amazon’s Kindle lineup, including the Kindle Fire HD6 ($20 off), the HD7 ($30 off), and the latest e-reader ($30 off) are all on sale.
A variety of Samsung Galaxy tablets are also on sale, including the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5-inch tablet for $379.99.
The Samsung Gear Fitness Tracker and Smartwatch is now $99, as is the Fitbit Charge (er, it’s $99.99). The wearable deals extends to pets, too: The Whistle is $99.99 right now.
Samsung’s Internet-enabled, Wi-Fi camera the NX300 is currently $399, down from $799. (Actually, a handful of Samsung’s Wi-Fi, NFC-enabled digital cameras are on a Black Friday sale.)
MacMall
The iPad Air 2 models are between $40-$50 off, and the iPad Mini 2 is discounted at $20 off.
Groupon
The bObsweep robot vacuum is $200 today (a 67 percent discount), and Garmin Vivofit fitness bands are only $80. Second-generation Jawbone Up trackers are $53.99.
Muse
The Muse headband wearable has free shipping now through Nov. 30.
Makerbot
The Makerbot Replicator Mini and the Makerbot Replicator are respectively $100 and $200 off.
Polaroid
Here’s a fun throw-back: The Polaroid Sun 660 Camera Kit with two packs of film is $30 off, coming in at $149.
Photojojo
An SLR mount for your iPhone might seem impractical, but you definitely know someone out there who would use this to achieve Instagram perfection. However, it only works with the iPhone 4 or 4S, but it’s on sale for $175. HD You Vision recording camera glasses are $89, and and an Instabook with prints is $15.
The Impossible Project
The Impossible Project is that sole remaining creator of Polaroid film, and it has its own sale going on. Cameras are up to 25 percent off, films up to 20 percent off.
FreedomPop
FreedomPop’s nationwide 3G-4G Hotspot Mi-Fi is over 80 percent off at $29.99.
LittleBits
Our favorite DIY smart home manufacturer littleBits is featuring 10 percent off orders over $99, 20 percent off orders over $249, and 30 percent off orders over $299. The deal is good through Dec. 1 at midnight.
Slashdot
The tech news aggregator is partnering with retailers to offer Black Friday deals through its site. A few noteworthy sales include the OM One levitating Bluetooth speaker for $195, the Code Black Drone + HD camera for $89, the DJI Phantom FC40 drone for $499, the Extreme Micro Drone 2.0 + aerial camera for $75, and the ilumi LED Smartbulb for $79.
Quirky
Now through Nov. 30, you can get the Aros Smart Air Conditioner for $200 (but you have to be one of the first 500 people to order it, so move fast).
We’ll continue to update this post with deals we come across today.
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