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Did you lay your wallets at the altar of Black Friday? If you were after the best UK Black Friday 2015 deals, I'm sorry to break it to you, but there's more to come. Today is Cyber Monday, and retailers are slashing the prices of loads more goodies as the weekend shopping event draws to a close. What started in the US and Canada as a mass-consumerist blowout straight after Thanksgiving has become a UK obsession too. An international eruption of gigantic sales, rock-bottom prices and CCTV footage of shoppers knocking seven shades of crap out of each other for a whole weekend – with the UK home to some of the biggest savings. In 2015, Black Friday is Friday 27 November, swiftly followed by Cyber Monday on Monday 30 November. You want this year's biggest Cyber Monday deals? Our Dealzmodo super hub is back with a vengeance. We'll be updating this page throughout today for one final push of deals and retailer updates, before turning our attentions before climbing into hibernation for another year money-saved year.

So hit that bookmark button, and sit tight. We're about to sort out Christmas for you. Below, you'll find categorised tech deals along with our favourite stand-out offers, as well as links to discounted retailers, and those who posted up early Black Friday offers.
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As you'd expect from the computing retailer, PCs and components feature heavily, but there's also a number of mobile and gaming deals worth looking at too. These are the best of 'em: Amazon is getting in on the Black Friday-Cyber Monday action early by announcing a £20 discount on Prime membership - which offers unlimited free delivery - until Wednesday 18 November. On top of that, Amazon is also extending its Daily Deals offers all this week, with the first Amazon Black Friday deals offering a good price on the Indiana Jones Blu-ray box set. The Philips SW700M/05 Multiroom Speaker (which is specially designed to work with Spotify Connect) is a £90 hunk of audio kit that is on sale for just £29.95 today (17/11/2015) – a huge saving of 67 per cent. You need a premium Spotify account to use the thing, so bear that in mind. Check out the deal over at Amazon now. Xbox One: Our buddies over at TechRadar have nabbed an exclusive Black Friday deal code, TRDXBOX, to be used at checkout to get a brand new Xbox One 500GB with a copy of FIFA 16 for £269.99 - saving £50 on the normal price of £319.99.

There's only 250 available at these offer prices, so snap 'em up quickly. iPhone 6S 64GB | £175 £75 upfront | Unlimited calls and texts | £31pm There's a super-cheap, super fantastic deal going over at Mobiles.co.uk on the 64GB version of the iPhone 6S. In fact, it's so good, we had to give it its own post! The long and the short? You can save £100 on the phone in any colour with the voucher code BLACKNOV15. Instead of £175 up front you'll only have to pay £75. You'll need to sign up to a contract of £31 per month on O2, but for that you'll get unlimited calls/texts and 3GB data. Get this deal in Rose Gold | Get this deal in Gold | Get this deal in Silver | Get this deal in Space Grey Samsung Galaxy S6: Use the code SMARTSAVE50 at Carphone Warehouse to get the Galaxy S6 for FREE instead of paying £50 up front. Comes with a great value 6GB 4G plan from Vodafone. T3: If you're gadget nut then a subscription to T3 magazine is the obvious early Christmas present to yourself.

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Black Friday is the first Friday after Thanksgiving and is a perfect storm for retailers: many people in the states have the day off and, as a result, it's been the busiest shopping day of the year for nearly a decade. To make things even busier, many retailers now offer some of their best sale bargains on Black Friday. In 2015, Black Friday is Friday 27 November. Take your pick: some say it's the day that retailers' profits finally move into the black, although Wikipedia's hive mind reckons that the true origin of the term comes from Philadelphia, where it referred to the disruptive pedestrian, and vehicle, traffic that occurred during the holiday. Every year there are reports of fisticuffs as bargain-crazed shoppers beat each other up, partly because of the practice of using "doorbusters": amazing and excruciatingly limited deals to attract as many customers as possible. US-based retailers such as Amazon are now keen to make it a tradition here in the UK, too. Cyber Monday is the Monday immediately after Black Friday (that'll be Monday 30 November in 2015, then), and it was invented in 2005 in an attempt to create an online equivalent of Black Friday.