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Best Buy Holiday Sales Continue With Special Prices for My Best Buy Members

Best Buy continues to expand its ongoing Holiday Deals sale, with discounts on video games, notebooks, smartphones, TVs, major appliances, and much more. Throughout all of these sales, My Best Buy Plus and My Best Buy Total members have a chance to save even more money through exclusive offers.

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There are three tiers of the My Best Buy membership program, including a free option that offers free standard shipping for all members. If you want to start getting access to more interesting benefits and discounts, you'll need to look at the My Best Buy Plus or My Best Buy Total tiers.

Starting with My Best Buy Plus, for $49.99 per year you'll get free two-day shipping, exclusive discounts, and exclusive access to certain sales, events, and products. There's also an extended 60-day return window on most products.

There's also the My Best Buy Total tier, priced at $179.99 per year and including the most robust benefits for members. It has all of the benefits of My Best Buy Plus, with the addition of protection plans (including AppleCare+), 24/7 tech support, VIP member support, and 20 percent off repairs.

In regards to the AppleCare+ benefit, My Best Buy Total members will get up to 24 months of AppleCare+ for most new Apple products purchased at Best Buy while their membership is active. This includes Apple's most popular products, like MacBook Pro, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, HomePod, Apple TV, Studio Display, and more.

Deals Exclusive to My Best Buy Plus/Total Members

Best Buy has a page full of exclusive member deals, but we've rounded up some of the best in the list below.

Other Best Buy Deals

Computers

macbook air best buy

TVs

samsung best buy

Video Games

ps5 best buy

Smartphones

samsung galaxy best buy

Appliances

fridge best buy

If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week.

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Top Rated Comments

31 months ago
I miss the days when we could see deals from other companies, I get that there is a partnership with Best Buy, but there has been no other mention of anyone else this holiday season, and buying a membership for a "deal" isn't always the best deal out there.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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31 months ago
I will probably never shop at Best Buy for anything large again. I used to be totally in their corner and bought major appliances, big TV's, tons of home theater equipment like surround speakers etc. Spent thousands every year. I loved their Elite and Elite Plus membership rewards where we got same day delivery, longer return window and points banking...

Then out of nowhere they completely deleted the program, even though I had earned it, Elite Plus, by spending lots of hard earned money at their stores. Now they want to try and copy Costco with their even more expensive membership program? Hell no. I feel very burned by what they did to their most loyal customers. They can go bankrupt for all I care now. Don't screw your customers!!
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
t0m3k Avatar
31 months ago
So, I got to pay for a membership to be able to buy stuff that I can get at that same price somewhere else?
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
30 months ago

Walmart and Target would have no interest or need to buy BestBuy. I too doubt Amazon would buy them, but this would give them mass distribution channel and "show rooming" ability for people to see and try products first so they don't ship them back (which kills Amazons margins). Though, most of use showroom best buy before biying said product on Amazon.

If Best Buy falls, that's basically the end of the big box electronics retailers. If anything, Lowe's and Home Depot might invest in some of those categories, but Wal and Target are already there as is any decent big box player - the few that still exist. With Frye's dead - there isn't anyone else really.
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Though limited in certain states only.
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Wizard_of_Woz Avatar
30 months ago
I miss being a Best Buy Elite Plus member. Those were the days!
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31 months ago

Best Buy is overpriced and unfriendly so much that I wish that they fail like Circuit City.
Companies for sure have a shelf life. What we don’t want is less competition - but that seems to be the trend. We are largely forced to pick from only big players now for almost everything tech. And consumers seem largely ok with / blind to this.

Best Buy will likely get taken over by Amazon down the road, and their stores rebranded as such.
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