Best Buy Power Up Sale early access: We have exclusive discount codes that will save you up to $1,070
Best Buy Canada's popular Power Up Sale is still a few days away, but you don't have to wait to save. We've got exclusive early access discount codes that can save you up to a whopping $1,070 (seriously!) on TVs, kitchen appliances, headphones and more goodies.
From today, March 18, to March 20, you can score some pretty epic deals — before the sale officially kicks off. We've listed 10 of the best early deals that can save you tons of cash. Keep scrolling to dive into these must-have bargains, and check back later this week for more Power Up Sale deals.
FYI — you'll have to enter these discount codes on the final page of checkout, after you enter your credit card information (on the "Review order" page). Don't forget!
This air fryer has two separate baskets, so you can cook up your main meal and side dish simultaneously, resulting in a super speedy cooking time. Shoppers claim it's "absolutely perfect."
This clever little robot vacuum and mop will map your space and plan an efficient cleaning route. Plus, it has a 4.6L dustbin, which will help minimize emptying breaks.
Looking to upgrade your television? This 50-inch Samsung smart TV is the perfect device. It boasts top-tier picture quality with minimized motion blur, as well as enhanced audio.
You can't go wrong with Beats headphones, and these over-ear ones are perfect for noise cancellation. They will block out unwanted external chatter while providing unmatched clarity while taking calls or listening to your favourite tunes.
If you love your espresso, this Bosch machine is totally worth every penny. It features a user-friendly interface with touch control for a seamless experience. It also has a milk frothing system to help whip up some tasty drinks.
Travelling somewhere soon? You'll want to ensure you have good quality luggage that can fit everything you need. This three-piece Samsonite set comes with a large spinner (101L capacity), medium spinner (65L capacity) and carry-on spinner (39L capacity).
If you plan on travelling with nothing but a carry-on, this Bugatti one is a great option. It also comes with a three-piece packing cube set to keep all of your contents nice and organized.
This luxe hair dryer will dry and style your locks, thanks to its handy attachments. It comes with a diffuser nozzle for defined curls and a smooth nozzle to make your hair sleek and shiny.
Go big or go home with this 75-inch smart TV! You can save an epic $500 for a limited time. It has a Roku OS, which will allow instant access to a wide range of entertainment.
If you want to speed up your cleaning time, this Tineco vacuum and mop is just the device you need. It works to vacuum and wash your floors in one step, saving you lots of time and hassle.
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