Costco Black Friday 2016 deals & sales news: Xbox One S, Microsoft Surface Pro 4 to be offered at discounted prices

Costco is known for offering very low prices for their products all year round, even when there are no holiday shopping sprees. However, the retail chain is going to offer several big discounts and deals next week during Black Friday, and these sales will include a cheaper Xbox One S and Microsoft Surface Pro 4.

The Xbox One S was just released, and according to Kiplinger, the console has a suggested retail price of $299. Costco will be offering it with a $50 discount, dropping its price to just $249. The Surface Pro 4 has a retail price originally set at $1,799, but this has been dropped to $1,599. Costco's discount will offer it with a $250 discount.

On the official site, it is revealed that Costco is also offering several of their Sony Vizio television sets for a large discount as well. The 70-inch 4K display television set is now priced at $927.99, while the 65-inch unit with similar features and a 4K display is at $689.99.

The 60-inch 4K unit with Chromecast built in and a tablet remote has been discounted to $749.99. Costco is also offering the 55-inch and 50-inch television units at $459.99 and $389.99 respectively.

On the site, it is also revealed that items like the Jura J80 Espresso Machine will get $400 off, and the Samsung 4K Ultra-HD Blu-Ray player will get $110 off its price tag.

A report from Romper reveals that Costco will also be offering the Nikon D3400 2-Lens DSLR Kit with $300 off this coming Black Friday. The 13.3-inch Dell XPS 13 QHD with Touchscreen Laptop will also get $300 off its suggested retail price. The Home Monitoring WiFi Camera from Samsung will get $50 off.

It is important to note that each Costco branch may have different deals due to their stock supply of several items. This means items listed may not be available due to the branch quickly running out of stock. Black Friday deals are known to be very popular and items can go out of stock in mere minutes.

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