Best Buy Memorial Day Deals: We Found the Top Discounts on Tech, TVs, Appliances, Home Essentials and More
We're so close to Memorial Day now, but you don't have to wait until Monday to get big discounts. All the big retailers have already kicked off their Memorial Day sales and that includes Best Buy. You can currently shop all of your favorites at unbeatable discounts, especially so if you missed the wave of discounts during the last holiday season. The retailer has cut the prices on a ton of items across multiple categories, including tech gadgets, laptops, TVs, ovens, vacuums and more.
Not sure about where to start with these Memorial Day deals? We're here to help.
CNET's team of shopping experts is working around the clock to find the top discounts, regardless of your budget and needs. If you don't see a deal you like, just check back in later. We'll be updating this roundup to include the best deals we can find.
Although the Best Buy sale is live now, these deals could expire at any time. If you see something you like, grab it while the deal is still live. The next major shopping event of the year will be Amazon's exclusive Prime Day sale, which won't be here until July, so now's the best chance to score big discounts.
Best Buy Memorial Day TV deals
Sony 65-inch Bravia 8 OLED Google TV: $1,500
You can score an insane $800 off this beautiful Sony TV with top of the line features such as 360 spatial sound personalizer for theater-level audio. It also uses XR Clear Image technology to give you the best possible picture. And this model is compatible with Google and Alexa, so you stream with ease.
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Insignia 55-inch F30 Series Fire TV: $200
If you're looking for a big impact without spending a ton, this TV may be the right fit. It sports a nice 55-inch screen with 4K resolution, supports HDR and HDR 10 and has DTS Studio Sound. Plus, it uses the Amazon Fire TV interface and comes with an Alexa Voice Remote for easy searching.
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Samsung 77-inch S90D OLED TV: $2,000
If you need a big, high-end TV, Samsung's OLEDs don't get much better than this one. It's a 2024 model but it still comes packed with all the good features, plus you get 4K resolution at a massive 78-inch size. This one will fit right into your living room and won't leave you wanting more.
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M4 MacBook Air 15-inch: $899
One of our favorite laptops of all time, the MacBook Air M4 is the latest iteration of Apple's thin and light powerhouse. It comes with a stunning Liquid Retina display, support for Wi-Fi 6E and triple display. Being the latest model, this laptop supports Apple Intelligence and the new M4 chip can handle anything you throw at it. It also has 256GB of storage and a lengthy battery life.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 7: Starting at $220
The Samsung Galaxy Watch7 is a great option for those looking to track their health and fitness goals. It has greatly improved its heart rate accuracy compared to previous models and the energy score is really helpful. When you purchase a discounted watch you can score a band for free. The bands range from $50-70, essentially saving you up to $170.
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Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones: $230
Although no longer the latest headphones from Sony, the WH-1000XM4 cans are still some of the best ANC headphones on the market and they're available at a $120 discount right now.
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Best Buy Memorial Day gaming deals
Samsung Odyssey FHD IPS 27-inch G-Sync gaming monitor: $210
This gaming monitor has a speedy 250Hz refresh rate and a one millisecond response time so you won't experience any delays. The IPS panel also helps give you clear colors and image. The G-Sync compatibility helps the GPU and panel stay synced so you don't experience choppiness, screen-lag and image tears.
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HP Omen 25L gaming desktop: $1,500
This gaming desktop is perfect for those looking for an eco-friendly model. It's made with sustainable materials, such as water-based paint. It comes in sustainably sourced, plastic-free packaging. It runs on Windows 11 and has a fast NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti graphics card.
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Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed Optical gaming mouse: $54
One of the best value-for-money gaming mice you can get, the Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed is the perfect companion for your gaming sessions. It's especially great if you play FPS games, and the RGB lighting integrates well with a ton of games through Razer's software.
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Best Buy Memorial Day home and kitchen deals
Major appliances
Best Buy is slashing prices on select major appliances by up to 50% right now. You can also score package deals if you're looking to overhaul an entire space. Additionally, you can save an extra $300 if you're buying a laundry pair. There's also free installation on select appliances like dishwashers.
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Bella Pro Series 12.6-quart digital air fryer: $100
Air fry, reheat, roast, grill, dehydrate, rotisserie, bake and boil with one machine that is marked down to just $100 for Memorial Day. It even has a pizza oven.
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When is Best Buy's Memorial Day sale?
Even though Memorial Day isn't here yet, you don't have to wait to snag huge savings on appliances, tech, video games and more, since Best Buy's Memorial Day sale has already kicked off. Best Buy's Memorial Day sale is a limited affair, which started on May 19 and will run until May 26. A lot of limited-time sales and promotions are available for My Best Buy Plus and My Best Buy Total members.
What should I buy at Best Buy on Memorial Day?
Best Buy's Memorial Day sale offers tons of discounts and new low prices across pretty much any tech you can think of. There are some exceptional savings on major appliances and TVs, along with small kitchen appliances, security cameras, video games, laptops, tablets and more. In addition, there is a Deal of the Day promotion that cuts prices for only 24 hours.
How we choose the best Memorial Day deals
Our team of expert shoppers and deal-hunters has years of experience helping buyers understand which major sales and deals are legitimately good and which are more routine. That includes Black Friday, Prime Day, Memorial Day and countless other shopping events. We've gotten good at weeding out scams and superficial deals so you see only the best offers from retailers. This includes the deals above from Best Buy.
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