Sleep easy by saving hundreds of pounds during this year’s mammoth shopping event – Black Friday
Black Friday – the biggest shopping event of the year – is fast approaching, with the annual bonanza seeing all our favourite retailers slashing their prices across tech, homeware, fashion, toys, home appliances and much more.
If you’ve been looking to upgrade your sleeping gear this winter, it may be worth holding out to see what amazing mattress deals there are this year.
To save yourself a small fortune, we’ve done all the hard work for you and rounded up the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday mattress deals to expect in 2021 – so all you have to do is sit back and relax.
Although the main Black Friday deals haven’t yet started, there’s still plenty of sales on now you want to bag yourself a bargain before the big rush.
Dreams currently have up to half price on beds, mattresses and divans. If you’ve been after an Emma mattress the popular brand have are running an early Autumn sale with up to 45% off award-winning products.
To help shoppers ensure they get exactly what they want for the best price we’ve pulled together some top tips below:
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Do research ahead of time – preparation is key and getting some background knowledge on items you intend to buy will save you time and effort ahead of the big day. Don’t forget to read the reviews and expert round ups for an independent recommendation.
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Register your interest – Sign up to specific retailer newsletters to stay in the loop and get the latest news on what they will be offering for Black Friday. Most retailers will be regularly updating shoppers on all the exciting promotions and the latest deals on thousands of products in the lead up and during the shopping bonanza.
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Bookmark pages of products you want ahead of time , that way when the clock strikes midnight you won’t have to waste time scrolling through thousands of products.
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Get online early – online demand last year was unprecedented, and we expect this year will be no different. It’s worth burning the midnight oil if you really want to score huge deals.
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Compare prices across a number of retailers and look for free delivery options to maximise your savings. This will help ensure you get the best possible discounts on all your coveted items.
When is Black Friday 2021?
Black Friday this year falls on Friday 26 November 2021, however, as always, retailers will be more eager than ever to launch their Black Friday deals and we expect preview deals could start as early as mid-September.
It’s been said Black Friday will be very different this year due to logistics issues across every sector, with problems such as imports from areas like South East Asia affecting the supply chain – so it may be worth planning ahead and checking our pages for early deals to avoid disappointment.
Is Black Friday the best time to buy a mattress?
Because online mattress sellers are so competitive, you can find a pretty hefty discount on mattresses all year round.
For instance, Simba regularly offers between 25% and 35% off its mattresses, and Emma occasionally offers up to 40% off too.
But Black Friday is pretty much guaranteed to have a discount on whatever brand of mattress you favour, including more affordable brands such as Nectar and Dreams.
That means, in terms of discount selection, Black Friday probably is the best time of year to buy a new mattress.
What is Cyber Monday and when is it?
Cyber Monday is well known as being an extension of the Black Friday sales period, and this year it falls on 29 November 2021.
The huge sale bonanza is a chance for shoppers to pick up hugely discounted deals across all categories, ranging from electrical appliances and technology to fashion and beauty.
Generally, most major retailers like Amazon, Currys PC World and Argos will run discounts from Black Friday right through to Cyber Monday, and sometimes for even longer.
What were the best Black Friday mattress deals last year?
Given the year we had in 2020, we were all looking for ways to get a better night’s sleep and last year’s Black Friday bonanza certainly delivered.
We saw huge discounts across popular mattress brand, Emma, who offered an impressive 35 per cent off with a Black Friday code meaning the Emma Original was reduced to £343.85, usually £699 – however we’ve spotted an even better deal on now with a whopping 40% off the mattress, making it from £269.40.
Simba was another brand offering 35 per cent off all its products over £200. One of the best deals we saw from the day included the award-winning Simba hybrid pro mattress reduced down to £798.85 from £1,229.
M&S also impressed us with a huge £279 saving on its orthopaedic pocket-sprung mattress – usually £699. The price also included a 10-year guarantee too, so you could sleep easy with this one.
DreamCloud’s 2020 Black Friday sale, saw them gift £300 off every mattress with free home delivery and a generous 365 night trial.
We’re hoping to see the brand offer similarly generous deals again this year.
Where to buy a mattress on Black Friday
Popular brands from the likes of Simba, Emma, Eve Sleep, Nectar and many more are very likely to have huge Black Friday sales.
We’ll be updating this page in the lead up to Black Friday too, so be sure to check back for the latest info.
Read more on Black Friday 2021
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Best Black Friday alcohol deals – stock up on your favourite beverages for the holiday season with huge price drops on popular drinks brands
Best Black Friday Apple deals – discover rare offers on the brand’s top products including the Apple MacBook Air and iPhone 12 range
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