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These Black Friday 2020 ads will have you so pumped to start shopping.

These Black Friday Ads Are Stuffed With Deals, Like 50% Off Beats Headphones

by Cianna Garrison
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Once November hits, it's time to start scoping out Black Friday sales. Thankfully, deals began hitting stores early, and they're rolling out all month long. These Black Friday 2020 ads include daily and weekly sales events — and you don't even need to leave your couch to score some major discounts.

Most stores are offering multiple ways to shop Black Friday sales, including early events online and in-store, as well as plenty of ways to get your items safely. This includes curbside pickup, in-store pickup, and free delivery options. With Black Friday — Nov. 27 — almost here, here are the details on Black Friday sales from some of the most popular retailers.

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1. Walmart's Black Friday 2020 Ad

Walmart's "Black Friday Deals for Days" began on Wednesday, Nov. 4, with three separate events leading up to Black Friday on Friday, Nov. 27. Previous deals began live online at 7 p.m. ET on Nov. 11 and at midnight ET on Nov. 7 and 14. The latest set of deals is set to drop at 7 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Nov. 25, and you'll also be able to shop in-store deals if you'd like on Nov. 27 starting at 5 a.m. local time.

Some deals you can shop online as of Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. ET from Walmart's Black Friday sale include:

At midnight ET on Friday, Nov. 27, even more deals are dropping online, so keep an eye out for special buys, including:

2. Amazon's Black Friday 2020 Ad

Amazon's Black Friday Deals week began on Friday, Nov. 20, and you'll see new discounts every day leading up to Friday, Nov. 27, and you can return select items through Jan. 31, 2021.

Some deals from Amazon's Black Friday Deals week include:

3. Target's Black Friday 2020 Ad

Target's Black Friday 2020 preview ad launched on Thursday, Oct. 29, kicking off its sale with Black Friday Now Deals. With deals in-store and online, you can get discounts during its Black Friday Week Nov. 22 through Nov. 28.

Deals available include:

4. Macy's Black Friday 2020 Ad

Macy's Black Friday ad released as a sneak peak on Oct. 29, with discounts dropping on Monday, Nov. 16 online and in stores. The company is releasing more deals through Black Friday week, from Nov. 24 through Nov. 28.

Macy's deals include:

5. Best Buy's Black Friday 2020 Ad

Best Buy's Black Friday ad dropped on Thursday, Oct. 29, and there are so many deals you can shop online and in-stores. Best Buy's Black Friday week began on Sunday, Nov. 22 and you can shop incredible deals through Black Friday weekend.

Some deals available during Black Friday week include:

Upcoming deals on Nov. 26 and Nov. 28 include:

6. Kohl's Black Friday 2020 Ad

During Black Friday week, Nov. 22 through Nov. 27, you can score deep discounts like Black Friday Deals and Super Deals will feature more discounts and Kohl's Cash offers starting on Nov. 22 and Nov. 26, respectively.

Deals available from Kohl's include:

Those are only some of the discounts listed in these Black Friday ads, and some stores have yet to reveal the discounts for Black Friday weekend.

If you go in-store shopping to grab Black Friday deals, remember to keep in mind the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) coronavirus guidance as of Sept. 11, which includes avoiding unnecessary shopping trips where possible, wearing a mask, practicing social distancing where possible, and sanitizing your hands after leaving a store.

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