Black Friday deals

Black Friday 2026: when it is and how to get the best deals

Black Friday 2026 is on Friday 27 November 2026, the day after US Thanksgiving, and Cyber Monday follows on Monday 30 November 2026. Most big brands no longer wait for the Friday: “Black Friday week” sales usually start around a week earlier, and some shops open early-access deals at the start of November. The same dates apply in Ireland, the UK and the rest of Europe.

This page collects the Black Friday codes and sales we receive from the stores’ official affiliate programmes. Offers are refreshed several times a day, expired ones are removed automatically, and you only see the offers that work in the country you pick at the top of the page.

How to get the most out of Black Friday

• Follow your favourite stores. Tap “Notify me” on a store page and we email you when a new code for that store goes live.
• Make a list and check prices now. Knowing today’s price makes it easy to see whether a “deal” is really cheaper.
• Read the code conditions. Discount codes often exclude items that are already reduced, or need a minimum spend. Sometimes the sale price alone is the better deal.
• Look at delivery and returns. Free-delivery thresholds and return windows change during sale weeks. In the EU you can usually cancel an online order within 14 days of delivery.
• Check student and member prices. Student discounts and free membership programmes sometimes give more than the public sale.
• Watch the end dates. Many offers end on Monday night; the expiry shown on each offer tells you how long it runs.

How to spot a fake Black Friday deal

Not every big red banner is a real discount. A few quick checks before you pay:

• Check the “was” price. A real reduction compares against a price the shop actually charged recently. In the EU, including Ireland, shops must show the lowest price of the previous 30 days next to a price reduction; if the item was cheaper in October, it isn’t a deal.
• Be wary of “up to 70% off”. “Up to” usually means a handful of items. Look at the price of the thing you want, not the headline.
• Ignore fake countdowns. Timers that reset when you reload the page, or “only 2 left” on every product, are there to rush you.
• Make sure the code is for your country. Most “invalid code” errors happen when a US code is used on a UK, Irish or European site. On Dealoft every offer shows the countries it works in.
• Compare the total, not the discount. Delivery, minimum spend and currency can turn a 20% code into a worse deal than a plain sale price elsewhere.
• Shop on the real website. Fake shops with prices that look too good appear every November. Type the store’s address yourself or use the links on its store page.

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