25 Best After-Christmas Sales
Shop post-Christmas sales from Costco, Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and Target.
The holiday frenzy will be over soon. That means one thing: Bring on the after-Christmas sales! With retailers clearing their shelves to make room for Valentine's Day, St. Patrick’s Day and Easter merchandise, soon is a great time to treat yourself to all the gifts you didn’t get over the holidays, at post-Christmas prices.
After-Christmas Sales — Walmart
- Prettycare Cordless Vacuum - save $335.01, now $78.99
- Beats by Dr Dre Studio Earbuds - save $49.96, now $79.99
- Riousery Electric Blanket - save $85, now $47.99
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 32GB 10.4" - save $92.03, now $130.99
- iDOO Electric Ceramic Space Heater - save $153, now $59.99
Look for more last-minute deals at Walmart that make perfect post-holiday presents. And if you sign up for a Walmart Plus membership, you receive free shipping on many items. You'll also earn a free Paramount Plus Essentials subscription, and gas and Burger King discounts.
After-Christmas Sales — Costco
- HP 17.3" Touchscreen Laptop - save $170, now $329.99
- Evolution Spas Monarch 7-person Spa - save $2,000, now only $6,999.99
- Samsung 65" UHD QLED LCD TV - Protection Plan Bundle, $799.99
- Kyota Joubu Zero Gravity Massage Chair - save $1,500, now $4,499.99
- Roborock QX Revo Vacuum and Mop Robot - save $200, now $549.99
Check out additional savings on hundreds of items - but hurry, the best deals go fast. Also, for a limited time, when you sign up for a Costco membership, you'll earn a $45 digital gift card.
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After-Christmas Sales — Amazon
- Dysaim Gesture RC Car Hand Controlled Stunt Car - 5% off, now $53.99
- All-new Echo Show 8 (3rd Gen, 2023 release) - 43% off, now $84.99
- Oral-B Pro 5000 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush - 26% off, now $73.99
- Funko Pop! Deluxe Star Wars: OBI-Wan Kenobi - 22% off, now only $11.61
- Ninja Nutri Pro Compact Personal Blender - 25% off, now $74.99
Amazon has post-holiday deals on more than 100,000 items to sip, sparkle and celebrate in the new year. You can also earn free shipping on many items with an Amazon Prime membership.
After-Christmas Sales — Target
- KitchenAid 5.5 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer - save $170, now $279.99
- Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System - save $50, now $179.99
- Ninja Foodi 8-in-1 XL Pro Air Fry Oven - save $100, now $129.99
- Beats Studio Pro Bluetooth Wireless Headphones - save $180, now $169.99
- Select Ultra Beauty products - up to 50% off
Just in the nick of time, shop Target and ring in a new year of savings
After-Christmas Sales — Best Buy
- LG - 65” LED 4K UHD Smart TV, save $220 now $379.99
- Toshiba - 55" Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV - save $150, now $219.99
- Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset for PC - save $30, now $129.99
- WD - easystore 1TB External USB 3.0 Portable SSD - save $28, now $81.99
- Apple - MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop - save $200, now only $799.99
The wait is over for year-end savings at Best Buy on dozens and dozens of items.
Discover more after-Christmas sales on top-selling picks for your kitchen, home, wardrobe, and toy box. The best part? Many of these deals are from popular brands like Apple, Logitech, Dell, Ninja, Oral B, Samsung and more. But don’t wait! Make saving money the first resolution of the New Year.
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