The Black Friday shopping season continues even after the official sale days are over. This weekend, many retailers are cutting prices in advance of Cyber Monday.

So, this page rounds up some of the best Black Friday deals yet, as a one-stop store for discounts on TVs, laptops, cell phones, and much more.

For example, if you're shopping for a new TV, this is the year of the OLED; 4K OLED TVs are down to a price we never thought we'd see, $899. If you wanted to spend less, there are plenty of 65- and 75-inch 4K TVs out there for as little as $399.

Black Friday sales on mattresses from Nectar, Sealy, Casper, and others are also spectacular. Many mattress retailers are offering up to $400 off mattresses, bedding sets, and home furniture.

There are still plenty of deals going on, so keep your eyes locked on Tom's Guide for the best Black Friday deals this weekend.

Of course. Black Friday is today, Friday, November 27. But Black Friday deals start well before Black Friday 2020; Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart are just a handful of retailers that offered Black Friday deals last month. Most brick-and-mortar stores are closed due to the pandemic.

All retailers have Black Friday deals available this week. But if you are wondering where the best Black Friday deals are, the answer depends on what you want to buy. For example, Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart tend to dominate when it comes to deals on 4K TVs, laptops, and smartwatches.

For deals on apparel and housewares, we recommend turning to stores like Macy's, Wayfair, and Bed Bath & Beyond. Housewares is a broad topic and includes mattresses. For the latter, mattress manufacturers offer the best discounts, sometimes below retailers like Macy's and Amazon.

Apple stores are notorious for not offering deals. However, this weekend is the annual Apple Black Friday sale. The sale varies from year to year and can include free Beats headphones with the purchase of certain devices and up to a 10% discount on certain Macs.

In 2020, Apple will offer free Apple Store gift cards with the purchase of certain devices. For example, a $25 Apple gift card will be given with the purchase of an Apple Watch 3. To maximize the value of the gift card, Apple wants you to make more purchases. To get the largest gift card, a $150 Apple Gift Card, you must purchase an iMac or MacBook Pro.

In the wake of the pandemic, the majority of brick-and-mortar stores have decided to cancel their traditional Thanksgiving in-store events. For example, Wal-Mart will not open its stores on Thanksgiving and will instead launch new products online for Black Friday. Other stores will offer curbside pickups to avoid drawing customers outside the store. If you're worried about the deals, fear not. Stores are still offering Black Friday deals this year, but they're just putting even more of them online than in the past.

The use of the term "Black Friday" to describe the retail holiday dates back to 1961 in Philadelphia. It was used to describe pedestrian and car congestion on the day after Thanksgiving; by 1975, the term was also used outside of Philadelphia.

These days, retailers have a different explanation for the term. For many businesses, Black Friday represents a milestone in the calendar year when a company "goes into the black," meaning that it finally begins to turn a profit for the year. This surplus is due to a surge in shoppers seeking holiday sales.

The pandemic brought a summer of social distancing, and Black Friday for the 2020 holiday season will be no different. With the announcement of several stores closing on Black Friday, the days of having to line up in front of Wal-Mart to buy a killer TV are over.

Instead, what we are seeing this Black Friday is a full range of curbside and in-store same-day pickup. This way, consumers can shop in a secure way without spending hours in stores and malls. It would also reduce shipping costs and ensure that consumers get their devices on time.

In the early stages of the pandemic, stores like Best Buy limited the number of people who could enter the store at one time. It is hoped that this procedure will be replicated in actual stores throughout the United States.