The Best Cyber Monday Deals at Target, From Tech to Toys and More

It's the last day to save on video games, fashion for the entire family, beauty, furniture and more.

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November 29, 2021 1:36pm

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Target continues to announce holiday shopping deals beyond Black Friday. The mass retailer this morning revealed its Cyber Monday plans, which will run for two days from Sunday, Nov. 28 to Monday, Nov. 29. The best news: You don’t have to leave your couch to get the deals, which will be available online at Target’s website and app.

The two-day event includes discounts on top tech categories, including 60 percent off video games for Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox; up to 50 percent off headphones and earbuds from Bose, Beats and other top brands; and up to 25 percent off TVs from LG, Samsung, Vizio and others.

Markdowns in other departments include up to 50 percent off home furnishings; up to 40 percent select bedding and bath products; and 30 percent off select clothing, shoes and accessories for the entire family. Monday only, save 25 percent off beauty and cosmetics, vitamins and nutrition, vaporizers and humidifiers, and diffusers and essential oils; and an additional 15 percent off small appliances.

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The Minneapolis-based retailer says its Holiday Best Deals event will continue through Dec. 4, when shoppers can enjoy up to 50 percent off headphones and smart home devices, up to 25% off TVs, up to 40% off select holiday trees, up to 35 percent off vacuums and up to 30% off select kitchen appliances and accessories. Many of those deals are already underway, so you don’t need to wait until Cyber Monday to shop.

Target shoppers can enjoy perks such as free in-store and Drive Up pickup for online orders, plus an extra five percent off most items when you pay with Target’s RedCard debit or credit card. The company is offering price match guarantees until Dec. 24, 2021, and most electronics and entertainment items purchased between Oct. 1 to Dec. 25, 2021 can be returned for a refund between Dec. 26, 2021 to Jan. 24, 2021. Mobile phones and Apple smartphones must be returned by Jan. 8 or 9, 2021, respectively. Be sure to check Target’s website for the latest return and exchange policy.

Below, we’ve rounded up some of the best Cyber Monday deals that are still available at Target through Saturday, Dec. 27. Stay tuned as we’ll be updating this list when the mass retailer’s Cyber Deals kick off Sunday, Nov. 28.

The Best Cyber Monday Deals at Target

Up to 60% off select toys, video games, movies, music and books, including:

Up to 60% off select video games for Nintendo Switch, Xbox and PlayStation
Up to 40% off select toys and games
Up to 40% off Lego sets
Up to 30% off hoverboards, scooters, bikes and more

Up to 30% off top-rated smart TVs and up to 50% off home theater accessories, including:

TCL 40-in. Class 3-Series HD smart Roku TV, $230 (reg. $300)
Samsung 75-in. Smart 4K Crystal UHD TV, $850 (reg. $1,100)
LG 55-in. Class 4K UHD smart LED HDR TV, $450 (reg. $480)
Google Chromecast with Google TV, $40 (reg. $50)
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max, $35 (reg. $55)

Save up to $60 off Apple products, including:

Apple Watch SE, $270+ (reg. $360+)
Apple Magsafe charger, $32 (reg. $40)
Apple Pencil, $99 for second-gen version or $80 for first-gen
Apple AirPods 2 with wired charging case, $115 (reg. $130)

Save up to 50% off smart home devices and headphones, including:

Up to 50% off headphones from Beats, Bose, JLab, Samsung and more
Google Nest, Amazon Echo, Facebook Portal devices and more

Save 30 to 50% off fashion and beauty, including:

50% off boots for women, men and children
30% off outerwear and sweaters
30% off clothing for women, men and kids
Matching family pajamas for $10 and up
25% off beauty and personal care gift sets

Up to 50% off home goods, holiday trees and cleaning appliances, including:

Up to 40% off Christmas trees, 25% off string lights and more
Up to 50% off furniture, including dining tables and chairs, couches, bedroom furnishings and more
Up to 35% off vacuums, including the Dyson V8, iRobot Roomba 675 and Shark EZ robot vacuums and more
Up to 40% off kitchenware, including Keurig and Nespresso coffee machines, Instant Pot pressure cookers, Vitamix blenders, Ninja and PowerXL air fryers and more; plus an extra 15% off select small appliances with code CYBER15

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