Black Friday is upon us once again and shoppers looking for a bargain on their home appliances should head to AO.com.
AO.com is having its biggest ever Black Friday sale meaning you can save hundreds on that new kitchen gadget you’ve been waiting for.
Some of the discounts are up to 50 per cent.
Here are some of the best deals:
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The Haier Hatrium washing machine was originally £479 but has dropped to £349 in the Black Friday deal, saving you a whopping £130, which is a staggering 27 per cent off.
Customers can save £80 on the Bosch Serie 4 washing machine, which is down to £349 from £429.
The purchase would save you £80.
Possibly the best bargain of all in AO.com’s Black Friday deals is the De’Longhi Icona Vintage – an Espresso coffee machine with rave reviews online.
The espresso machine is down to just £99 from £179, saving you £80.
Dave Lawson, Managing Director from the online electrical store, AO.com, said: “Black Friday is the UK’s most hotly anticipated shopping day of the year and more than ever before, 2018 will be a great opportunity to bag yourself a bargain online and avoid the hassle of crowded shops.
How to bag the best Black Friday deals
AO’s managing director shared his top tips, advising: “It is the perfect time to stock up on those all-important Christmas gifts for a great price. My Black Friday top tips are to plan ahead, shop early to avoid disappointment and for large items destined for Christmas stockings, book a later festive delivery slot to save on space at home.
What is Black Friday?
Typically in the US, Black Friday follows the day after Thanksgiving Day and is seen as the first day of Christmas Shopping Season.
Often falling on the fourth Thursday of November, it has been a part of US culture since 1952.
The term ‘Black Friday’ was introduced in the early 2000s and has since become a part of shopping culture across the world.
Many retailers now offer bargains across the entire weekend, opening stores as early as 4am. However, there are also often reports of violence and fights among shoppers during the period, with 10 reported deaths since 2006.