I used to love receiving shiny jewelry as gifts. Okay, still do. But for some reason after I entered the world of blogging a few years ago, technology gifts have become a lot more exciting. I find myself browsing products on Best Buy instead of other luxury items. Best Buy is the natural destination because they’ve got everything from phones to consoles to appliances and gadgets galore. There are over 100 products sold exclusively at Best Buy.
Shopping during this time of year with a million different store sales can stressful and confusing. I love Best Buy’s Low Price Guarantee because it takes some of the stress out of the equation. I know that if the price isn’t the best I can get, they will make it right. There’s free shipping with orders over $25, and when you have no time to wait for a delivery, there’s Free in-store pickup.
I’m a see-it-before-you-buy-it kind of person. Even if I plan on purchasing online, I love to get a feel for the product in person before making a decision. The combination of bestbuy.com and their 1,400 stores offers the ultimate showroom to touch, test, try and buy the latest technology.
Check out the Best Buy Gift Center for helpful shopping ideas.
Coupons!
I bet you had no idea that Best Buy also offered toys! Enjoy 15% off Health & Fitness products, Fisher Price & Mattel Toys with this coupon. If shopping online, you can get the same discount with promo code: bloggers15off
Shopping for Headphones & Portable Speakers? There’s a coupon for that too: 10% off (excluding beats, bose and Sony) with code bloggers10off or this printable coupon in stores.
Both discounts begin on December 1st, just in time for your holiday shopping!
The reviewer has been compensated in the form of a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free
I didn’t know they sold health and fitness products.
My mother just bought each of my boys a Kindle Fire for Christmas from Best Buy. I don’t even have a tablet, so I think I’ll be sharing….whether they like it or not lol.
With electronics, I am most definitely a see it touch person before buying. It’s too costly to take a chance. Sometimes what I thought I wanted isn’t right at all once I see it.