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Black Friday 2016 Deals News & Update: Amazon Offers 7,000 Deals Of The Day; Xbox One, MacBook Air Included!

Black Friday 2016 Deals News & Update: Amazon Offers 7,000 Deals Of The Day; Xbox One, MacBook Air Included!

Black Friday 2016 deals are getting sweeter as more stores, like the giant retailer Amazon, starts offering their best bundles to the consumer. Every year, curated gift ideas are getting bigger and better.

Among the Black Friday 2016 deals Amazon has to offer is Kindle Paperwhite which has $20 off its tag price. If you want the LG Smart OLED TV at 55-inch with 1080p, be sure to get it before Dec 22 to get the best deal so far. Gift items like Magformers toys are discounted at least 40 percent.

One of the best parts of shopping at Amazon for the Black Friday 2016 deals is using Alexa voice to shop around. Although this is only for Amazon Prime members, this is still a unique experience. The announcement was made by North American Retail senior vice president Doug Herrington himself in a statement.

On Nov 25, sales experts believe that revenues will be breaking records because of Black Friday 2016 deals which some are offered on a one-day-only scheme. Last year, one of the biggest items sold in Amazon was the Xbox One bundles.

Amazon is expected to go massively in Black Friday 2016 deals with their Fire TV stick. Consumers are also anticipating the release of Amazon Echo on the big day event.

Amazon has released over 7,000 hot items included in the Deals of the Day. The list includes toys, hygiene items and even sat navs! It will be a shopper's haven for the techy consumers as Kindle, Xbox One and MacBook Airs might be included in Amazon's Black Friday 2016 deals.

The best news about Amazon's Black Friday 2016 deals is that it will extend until Dec 22 so consumers can have more time to indulge for their Christmas gift. Have you decided what you want for the Black Friday madness? Stay tuned to GamenGuide for the latest news and update.

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