Black Friday has come and gone but the deals are still out there—just on the internet.
Monday is, of course, Cyber Monday, which means you'll find lots of good deals online.
Lots of folks use Cyber Monday to purchase electronics, considering they can typically prove to be rather expensive products.
Parsing through the Cyber Monday sales can be overwhelming, so, with that in mind, we've laid out a quick look at deals on TVs, laptops, iPads and other electronics—focusing on both high-end and affordable products.
Laptops / Computers
-Google Pixelbook with touchscreen - $1,349 at Amazon ($300 off)
-Samsung Chromebook 3 - $129 at Walmart ($70 off)
-HP Pavilion x360 - $499 at Microsoft ($300 off)
-MacBook Pro / MacBook - $1,299 at Apple's website, but that comes with a $200 Apple Store gift card
-HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop - $699.99 at Amazon ($149 off)
-OMEN by HP Gaming Desktop Computer - $1,399 at Amazon ($600 off)
TVs
-Toshiba 32-inch Smart TV / Fire TV edition - $129.99 at Amazon ($50 off)
-LG 55-inch 4K HDR smart UHD TV - $399.99 at Best Buy ($150 off)
-Polaroid 32-inch TV flat panel LED TV - $79.99 at Target ($80 off)
-Samsung 75-inch smart 4K UHD TV with HDR - $1,299 with free set-up and mounting at Best Buy ($400 off)
-LG 55-inch C8 OLED 4K TV (2018 Model) - $1,696.99 at Amazon ($500 off)
iPads and tablets
-Latest model, 32-GB iPad - $249 at Walmart ($80 off)
-Fire HD 8 Tablet - $49.99 at Amazon ($30 off)
Other electronic deals
-Bose QuietComfort 25 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones for Apple devices - $109.95 at Amazon ($189.96 off)
-Acer 23.6-inch, curved gaming monitor - $119.99 at Amazon ($60 off)
-Ring Video Doorbell 2 - $139.99 at Best Buy ($60 off)
-Echo Dot (2nd generation) smart speaker with Alexa - $20 at Amazon ($20 off)
-Echo Plus (2nd Gen) bundle with Philips Hue bulb - $109.99 at Amazon ($55 off)
-Fitbit Alta activity and sleep tracker - $59.95 at Target ($40 off)
-Xbox One S 1TB Minecraft bundle with 4K ultra HD Blu-ray - $200 at Best Buy ($100 off)
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