Best Buy Kicks Off Its Early Black Friday Sale With Halloween Deals

Best Buy’s holiday sale event has officially begun. As detailed in an earlier announcement regarding Best Buy’s Black Friday schedule, the first event is the DoorBOOsters sale, which runs this weekend (October 31 – November 2). Best Buy is highlighting eight doorbusters in particular, within a variety of tech categories. We have a couple of TVs on sale, a Windows laptop for just $299.99, a pair of earbuds, and more.

Best Buy’s DoorBOOsters Deals Are Live

The LG B5 OLED 4K TV is a solid pickup at $529.99. It’s a bit on the smaller side at 48 inches, but that fits some rooms just fine. And while LG’s C5 series offers higher quality in terms of brightness and certain gaming features, the B5 series is no slouch. It’s a new 2025 TV, and this really is a terrific price, seeing as the MSRP is $1299.

Aside from that, you can grab a cheaper 40-inch QLED TV from TCL for just $99.99, or a Dyson V9 cordless vacuum to clean up before your holiday guests arrive. Ring doorbeels are on sale, as is an ultra-widescreen 49-inch Samsung Odyssey gaming monitor.

Best Buy Black Friday Schedule

Even if none of these deals appeals to you, you won’t have to wait long for more money-saving opportunities, as this is just the tip of the Black Friday season iceberg. Best Buy will be offering more doorbusters each Friday through Black Friday, with other items on sale throughout the month of November. The official Best Buy Black Friday sale runs November 20 – 29, followed by the “Cyber Sunday & Monday” sale November 30 and December 1.

And if you don’t get all your shopping done then, Best Buy is kicking off a “Last-Minute Savings” promotion that runs December 15 – 24. But do yourself a favor and try to get most of your gifts purchased before then. That’s around the time when brick-and-mortar stores are uncomfortably crowded and shipped items arriving before Christmas starts to become a dicy proposition.

For more, check out when to expect Black Friday sales at all the big retailers.

Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN’s board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky.