Best Buy has a huge sale on right now — 12 best deals up to $1,200 off
If you've been holding out on upgrading your tech or buying a new appliance, we've got good news. Best Buy's massive Boxing Day in Summer sale is on now, and the limited-time sale is offering some seriously steep discounts — up to $1,200 off everything from TVs and laptops to kitchen appliances and smart home gear.
So, whether you're looking to revamp your office equipment, snag a new kitchen tool or give your home a boost with some new tech, this mid-summer sale has deals that rival end-of-year blowouts.
Below, we've rounded up some of the best deals from the sale — or you can shop by category.
Boxing Day in Summer deals on TVs & accessories
Boxing Day in Summer deals on computers, laptops & tablets
Boxing Day in Summer deals on headphones & speakers
Boxing Day in Summer deals on small kitchen appliances
Boxing Day in Summer deals on outdoor essentials
Boxing Day in Summer deals on personal care
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