Cyber Monday 2015 deals for Best Buy, Amazon

While a spate of consumer items and gadgets will be making their way with discounted price tags this coming Black Friday Sale event, some tech-savvy fans are also waiting for another open sale event.

Although the Black Friday weekend officially ends on the 29th, some shoppers, particularly electronics aficionados, can still have their fill of discounted gadgets and consumer electronics for this year's Cyber Monday open sale event.

Two of the largest retail chains have already announced some of their Cyber Monday deals in store for fans. For Best Buy, not only will they offer discounted prices on Nov. 30, but they have also extended the promo into a Cyber Week and will list their deals and bundles for at least a week starting Sunday after Thanksgiving.

Black Friday Ads managed to upload an ad scan for the giant retailer's extended sale event, and topping the list of slashed-off prices for consumer electronics is up to $100 off on selected Dell 2-in-1 laptops. Fans of a tablet-workstation convertible can now get a Dell hybrid without breaking the bank. Other items on sale include discounted and gift card-bundled iMacs and MacBooks, with up to $200 Gift Card when trading in for an upgrade. Buyers are also guaranteed a $200 Gift Card for trading in their old iPhone 5 and purchasing an iPhone 6s or 6s Plus.

Meanwhile, Amazon has also already announced its upcoming Cyber Monday Deals. However, Amazon will put up the list of its promo and bundles on Cyber Monday itself. Nevertheless, according to BGR and a purportedly leaked list scan on BFAds, Amazon will preface its Cyber Monday deals with a $34.99 tag on Fire tablet until Nov. 28. As for Cyber Monday, tech shoppers will apparently have their hands full, as Amazon will offer a wide range of consumer electronics items such as Kindles, action cameras, smart wearables, and others.

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