B&M has launched its Black Friday tech sale early, cutting prices on a wide range of electronics and undercutting rivals including Argos, Currys, John Lewis and Amazon on popular gadgets and home appliances.
Although Black Friday does not officially arrive until November 28, retailers are launching offers early to get ahead of the pre-Christmas shopping rush. B&M has reduced selected gadgets and electrical goods by up to £110 for the occasion, alongside its usual range of everyday essentials, beauty items and homeware.
Biggest savings on coffee machines and stand mixers
The largest saving in cash terms is on the Swan Digital Espresso Coffee Machine, which has been cut by £110, dropping from a recommended retail price of £199 to £89.
B&M said: "B&M shoppers can discover huge offers across health and beauty, toys, electricals and gaming, featuring big names such as Ninja, Philips, Marvel and Oral-B. With up to 50% off selected lines, there are serious savings to be had across fan-favourite brands and products, giving shoppers even more reasons to bag a bargain. So, whether you’re tackling the Christmas list or treating yourself, get ready to save BIG during Black Friday Month at B&M whilst stock lasts."
Currys is currently listing the Salter Aspen 1300W 5L Stand Mixer online at £100, while B&M stocks it in stores at a considerably lower price. The appliance features a 5-litre stainless steel bowl, 8 speeds plus a pulse function, and 4 attachments (whisk, beater, dough hook, and splash guard). Both shops stock the identical machine, which qualifies for Salter's 3-year guarantee once registered, but B&M's offer is significantly more affordable at £58.00 versus Currys' £100, delivering a £42 saving if you can locate it at your nearest B&M branch.
Camera, air fryer and Ninja cooker comparisons
Both B&M and Argos are stocking the same Polaroid Go Generation 2 Instant Camera in black. It boasts a built-in selfie mirror, self-timer, double-exposure mode, USB-C charging, and compatibility with Polaroid Go film (sold separately). B&M is offering the better deal at £49 (down from £79), compared to Argos' £79.99, representing a saving of £30.99. The one drawback worth noting is availability — Argos provides online delivery and Same-Day Click and Collect, whereas B&M's offer is strictly in-store only and subject to local branch stock.
B&M is also stocking the same Tower T17186 5L digital air fryer as Amazon. Both retailers carry identical specifications, including a 5L capacity, a compact design, a full-colour digital display, 11 cooking presets (including fries, chicken wings, steak, and pizza), and rapid air circulation technology. Despite being the exact same model, the B&M price is considerably lower at £25 (down from £49), while the Amazon listing currently has no featured offer and relies on pricier third-party sellers. The catch is that while Amazon offers home delivery, bagging the £25 price at B&M requires checking local store stock and purchasing in person.
B&M is also stocking the same Ninja Foodi 8-in-1 PossibleCooker 6L in Midnight Blue as John Lewis. Both retailers offer identical capacity, 8 cooking functions, a 240°C oven-safe pot, and the same included accessories. The key distinction boils down to price and how you can buy it: B&M offers the unit for £89, a notable £25 less than John Lewis's price of £114. However, the B&M deal is only available in-store, whereas John Lewis throws in free home delivery and Click and Collect.
