Black Friday Deals 2015: Samsung Galaxy Note 5, S6, S6 Edge, Edge Plus Discount (Best Buy, Target, Wal-Mart, Amazon)

By Mark Rollins 13 Nov, 2015 20:52 EST

Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge Promotion Poster (Samsung)

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When it comes to getting deals on Black Friday, it is often easier to find what you can on Black Thursday, otherwise known as Thanksgiving. All overdue joking about Black Friday aside, it is possible to get some Black Friday Deals and Discounts for the 2015 holidays on Samsung products like the Galaxy Note 5, the S6, the S6 Edge, and Edge Plus at Best Buy, Target, Wal-Mart, and Amazon.

Unlike the purchase of a Xbox One or a PlayStation 4, there isn't just one price on these Samsung products. Most retail outlets have marked down prices on products to match their competition, but the issue with the Samsung phones is that most have to be purchased with a contract. It is recommended that potential buyers look closely at the deals from these retailers before he or she invests to see how much money he or she could save.

Best Buy

Best Buy has their ad prominently displayed with Black Friday Doorbusters with doors opening on Thanksgiving Thursday at 5 PM, then closes at Friday 1 AM, then re-opens at 8 AM.

The store is giving away a guaranteed $250 Best Buy Gift Card with installment billing, purchase, or lease and activation of any Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, or S6 Edge Plus. It is also possible to save $200 on the Galaxy Note 5 with 32 GB.

Target

Doors open Thursday at 6:00 PM for Target with a lot of interesting deals and doorbusters. The store is selling the Samsung Galaxy S6 with 32 GB for 1 cent, with a qualifying two-year plan on Verizon or Sprint. The same deal applies to the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 with 32 GB.

Wal-Mart

As for Wal-Mart, their Black Friday starts at 6 PM, and there are quite a bit of deal. The biggest deal for Samsung is that there is $150 savings and a $100 Black Friday Gift Card for $250 Total Savings on any Samsung phone with a contract, and activations begin at 9 PM.

Amazon

As for obtaining deals on the World's Biggest Bookstore, Amazon doesn't really have a Black Friday flyer like the other brick-and-mortar stores listed here. They do have space on their site devoted to Black Friday deals, and it online shoppers should check it daily before Thanksgiving to see if you can find the particular product that you are looking for. The prices of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, S6, S6 Edge, Edge Plus on Amazon are at unlocked prices, which is far higher than the purchase of these phones with a contract. Running current searches on the products that will be found cheaper on Black Friday Sales teaches the user that it might be better to wait.

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Many American churchgoers expect their pastors’ sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues
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