Best Memorial Day Deals, Over 60 Vetted by Our Shopping Experts
With the Memorial Day weekend right around the corner, summer is here and so are the hottest deals of the season. Between inflation and potential tariff based price hikes, now's a great time to lock in prices on your summer upgrades. From appliances to mattresses, outdoor gear and more, there are ample savings to be had on top brands like Apple, Samsung, Anker and more. Whether you're upgrading your home or prepping for warmer days, there's plenty worth cheking out.
CNET's experts are cutting through the clutter to highlight the best deals around at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and even Home Depot. Keep this page bookmarkd as we'll be updating it with the freshest finds through the holiday weekend.
Best Memorial Day deals
Baseus 100W USB-C cable with display: $14
This high-speed USB-C charging cable includes an LED display that shows you the current charging speed. A 10% discount is a nice savings, but Baseus is sweetening the deal by throwing in a bonus charger for free when you spend $1 or more on select products, and this fancy cable is one -- so you'll get two cables for just 14 bucks. Just use Amazon's on-page coupon and follow the directions for the special promotion.
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Save $2, plus get a free bonus cable $14 at Amazon
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Apple MacBook Air M4 (13-inch): $899
Apple's wares are always a solid choice, and the M4 MacBook Air is no exception. It's the latest model in Apple's lightweight lineup, and it's also our overall favorite laptop on the market right now. This deal drops the 13-inch model close to its all-time lowest price, and this configuration comes equipped with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. If you prefer a larger screen, the 15-inch model is also $150 off at Amazon.
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Save $150 $899 at Amazon
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Amazon
Amazon's products always go on deep sales during shopping events, and Memorial Day is no exception. Right now at Amazon you can save up to 50% off Amazon devices like Fire TVs, Fire tablets, Blink cameras and more.
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Up to 50% off Amazon devices See at Amazon
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Apple iPad Air M3 (11-inch): $529
Apple's M3 iPad Air currently holds a spot on our list of best iPads, and this discount makes it even more attractive. If you want something a step above entry-level, the iPad Air is ideal. It's perfect for college students, artists or anyone who wants a fast processor, improved keyboard options and Apple Pencil Pro stylus support.
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Save $70 $529 at Amazon
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Sony 65-inch Bravia 8 OLED Google TV: $1,500
Upgrade to this Sony model with plenty of excellent features, including 360 spatial sound personalizer for theater-level audio and XR Clear Image technology to give you the best possible picture. This model is compatible with Google and Alexa -- and it's $800 off right now.
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Save $800 $1,500 at Best Buy
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Sony WH-1000XM5: $298
Sony just released the WH-1000XM6 headphones, which means you can snag the WH-1000XM5 at a nice discount ahead of Memorial Day. Right now, the XM5 headphones are on sale for $298 -- just $20 more than their lowest-ever price. If you've been eyeing new headphones but the new models are out of your budget, this is an excellent deal for you. You'll get a sleek pair of headphones with up to 32 hours of battery life, ANC, great sound and voice call quality, along with a large carrying case.
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Save $102 $298 at Amazon
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EgoHome
EgoHome is buzzing with deals during its Memorial Day sale. Along with up to 50% off sitewide, you can also use code MD11 at checkout to receive an additional 11% off the EgoHome Black mattresses. These mattresses are made with cooling graphene and copper-infused foam to create a breathable sleep environment for you. Plus, with any order over $600, you'll receive a complimentary bamboo sheet set. You don't need to enter a code or anything, it's automatically included with your purchase.
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Save up to 50% off sitewide See at EgoHome
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Delsey Paris
Delsey Paris is celebrating Memorial Day by slashing prices by up to 40% sitewide. From carry-ons to full sets, this Getaway sales event is a great time to snag some premium luggage without the premium price tag.
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Up to 40% off sitewide See at Delsey Paris
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Samsung
Samsung is offering big discounts on tech for around the home, including stunning TVs, high-end phones and smart fridges.
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Save on fridges, TVs, phones and more See at Samsung
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Best Memorial Day home deals
Cosori 9-in-1 air fryer: $90
Upgrade your kitchen game with the Cosori TurboBlaze air fryer, featuring 3600 rpm fan speed and temps up to 450℉ for ultra-crispy, juicy results. With advanced airflow, 5 fan speeds, and precise temp control, you get pro-level performance for mains, sides, and everything in between. The whisper-quiet operation makes it a no-brainer in any home.
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Save $30 $90 at Amazon
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Iceman pebble ice machine: $180
This pebble ice machine from Iceman is down to its lowest price ever, just in time for summer festivities. It's lightweight and makes a cool addition to your countertop. Plus, it makes ice in just 20 minutes.
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Save $120 $180 at Amazon
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Carote pots and pans set: $127
This Carote cookware set combines lightweight die-cast aluminum with a tough nonstick granite coating for long-lasting, healthier cooking. It heats quickly and evenly across all cooktops, including induction, making everyday meals a breeze. With 12 months of warranty and a full set of pots, pans, utensils, and accessories, this set is built for convenience and performance.
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Save $63 $127 at Amazon
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Best Memorial Day yard and outdoor deals
Greenworks 40V cordless lawn mower: $210
The Greenworks 40V cordless lawn mower, offers up to 45 minutes of runtime on a single charge. Its lightweight 16-inch deck is easy to maneuver, making it perfect for small to medium yards. With five height settings and 2-in-1 mulching or bagging options, this cordless lawn mower is built for flexibility. Best of all, it's maintenance-free -- no gas, no oil, just quiet, electric performance.
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Save $90 $210 at Amazon
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Aoxun hardtop gazebo: $486
This patio gazebo features a double-layer polycarbonate roof that blocks UV rays while promoting airflow, plus built-in hooks for hanging lights or decor. Removable curtains and inner netting offer privacy, protection from the elements, and mosquito controlmaking it perfect for hosting gatherings on your patio, lawn or backyard.
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Save: $324 $486 at Amazon
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Purple Leaf patio chaise lounge (set of 3): $188
This chaise lounge set is built for comfort and convenience, with easy assembly and a stackable design for simple storage. The breathable fabric offers UV protection and is quick-drying, while the powder-coated aluminum frame offers sturdy, rust-resistant support. With four adjustable backrest positions and built-in armrests, it's perfect for relaxing in any posture and fits effortlessly into patios, decks and poolsides.
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Best Memorial Day mattress deals
Mattress Firm
Mattress Firm is offering up to $700 off select mattresses right now, essentially letting you size up at the price of a smaller model in some cases. Additionally, you'll get a free adjustable base on select mattresses for Memorial Day.
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Save up to $700, free adjustable base on select mattresses See at Mattress Firm
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Sleep Number
Sleep Number has a selection of smart beds on sale right now that can help you to better understand your sleep and even get tips for how to sleep more soundly. Get select smart beds at up to 50% off at Sleep Number for Memorial Day.
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Up to 50% off smart beds See at Sleep Number
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Bear
Bear, a brand that continuously performs well in CNET's mattress tests, is currently offering 35% off all mattresses as part of its Memorial Day sale. On top of that, you'll also get two free pillows with your purchase. You can use the code MEMORIALDAY at checkout to get the discount.
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Save 35% on all mattresses with code See at Bear
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Amerisleep
Amerisleep is running big sales on its mattresses. You can currently save $600 off any mattress when you use code MD600 at checkout.
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$600 off mattresses with code See at Amerisleep
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Best Memorial Day digital deals
MagellanTV documentary streaming service: $150
MagellanTV features more than 3,000 ad-free documentary movies and series about history, science, technology, crime and more. Right now through StackSocial you can get a lifetime subscription for $150. If a lifetime commitment is too much for you, you can try it for $30 for your first year, a 49% discount on the regular subscription price.
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Get a lifetime subscription $150 at StackSocial
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Sam's Club membership: $25
Get over half off a one-year Sam's Club membership and start saving on your groceries, home essentials, clothing and more. Only $25 for the year when you sign up through StackSocial.
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Save $25 on a 1-year membership $25 at StackSocial
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Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro bundle: $46
The latest Windows OS and top productivity apps from Microsoft can be essential in your personal and professional life. This stellar deal at StackSocial offers both Windows 11 Pro and Office Pro 2019 in one convenient bundle for under $50, saving you hundreds compared with the sticker price and helping you avoid subscription fees.
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Save $382 $46 at StackSocial
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When is Memorial Day 2025?
Memorial Day honors fallen US military service members. The holiday is observed on the last Monday of May each year, meaning that Memorial Day 2025 will take place on Monday, May 26.
What are the best Memorial Day sales?
As with other large-scale shopping events, Memorial Day deals tend to be wide-ranging across a number of top brands like Apple and Anker, as well as major retailers like Amazon and Walmart. We're seeing a huge variety of discounts on laptops, 4K TVs, major appliances, mattresses, furniture, home goods and much more. Additionally, since Memorial Day is treated as summer's unofficial kickoff, it's a great opportunity to snag deals on patio furniture, outdoor power tools and other backyard essentials.
When will Memorial Day sales begin?
Some Memorial Day sales, like those above, are already underway, though you're likely to see even more deals drop across Memorial Day weekend. This year's Memorial Day weekend runs from Friday, May 23 through Monday, May 26, though some sales began in earnest from around May 19. It is also possible that some sales may linger for a little while after the holiday weekend, but as is the case of many of the biggest sales, you'll find the best deals will probably end on Memorial Day itself.
How we choose deals
CNET has a team of shopping experts and deal hunters who have operated across major sales events for many years, making sure you understand when a deal is worth taking advantage of or when it's worth skipping. Whether it's for Black Friday, Prime Day or Memorial Day, we've acquired the right expertise to make sure you walk away with the best deal possible.
To do this, we look for real discounts, quality reviews and remaining sale time when choosing an offer to show you.
Real discounts mean real discounts. We look at the price history for that product to make sure no manufacturers are inflating prices to make the discount seem more substantial than it is.
Quality reviews are equally important for any product, but particularly for deeply discounted items. If it breaks the first time you use it, the discount isn't really worthwhile.
Remaining sale time is a huge part of our vetting process. If a deal seems like it will only be around for a short while or will only be available for the remaining stock, we'll let you know in advance, so you don't return later only to be disappointed.
We are also considering the rising costs associate with tariffs to help you find items worth buying now. You can see a more detailed breakdown in our Buy of Wait guide.
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