From November 27, 2026 to November 30, 2026

Black Friday 2026: spot the real deals, ignore the fake ones

Black Friday is when list prices are most misleading. DeaLynx compares every offer with the product’s usual price over six months to tell you, product by product, whether the discount is real.

81 days before Black Friday 2026. Track your products now to know whether the discounts will be real.

How not to get fooled

1. Know the usual price before the big day

Most “−40%” are computed against a list price inflated in the previous weeks. DeaLynx records prices daily and computes each product’s usual price over six months: the only honest reference.

2. Track the products you are after

Add them to your list now. On the day, you get an alert only if the price really drops below its usual level, not at every displayed “promo”.

3. Buy at the right moment, not at the first price

The best offers are gone within hours. With a price threshold and, on the Sniper plan, a one-tap pre-filled cart, you are ready before everyone else.

Meanwhile, the real drops right now

Discounts measured against each product’s usual price, outlier readings excluded.

Prepare your purchases by category

Frequently asked questions

When is Black Friday 2026?

Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday 27 November, followed by Cyber Monday on 30 November. Major retailers often start one to two weeks earlier under the name “Black Week”.

How do I know whether a Black Friday deal is real?

Compare the displayed price with the product’s usual price over the previous months, not with the list price. On DeaLynx every product page shows that usual price and a score telling whether the discount is real.

Should I wait for Black Friday to buy?

Not always. Many products hit their lowest price at other times (Prime Day, French Days, end of line). The seasonality shown on each DeaLynx product page tells you which month the product is historically cheapest.