Best Buy’s Black Friday in July Sale Live for Prime Day 2025

Ok, so here goes nothing! Funny how July feels like a second Christmas, right? Just barely finished wrapping up Fourth of July deals — fireworks and all — and here we are. Another round of mega discounts, this time from Best Buy. Yep, their Black Friday in July thing is kicking off. Guess it’s a face-off with Amazon’s Prime Day. This sale hype — you gotta love it or hate it, but it’s hard to ignore.

– Now, here’s the juicy bit where the deal hunters among us get the sparkle in our eyes. Look, if tech is your jam, you might wanna check this out. And now I’m getting nostalgic about the old-school Mario games because, you know, Nintendo Switch deals are going crazy. Like, Splatoon 3 for under 40 bucks? Sounds like a steal, right? Especially after it got that chic Nintendo Switch 2 patch.

– If you’re more into PC stuff, there’s this wild deal on the Lenovo Legion Go S. Apparently, it’s loaded with all sorts of tech jargon — like the Ryzen Z2 Go (that sounds fast?), a ridiculous amount of RAM (32GB if you’re counting), and storage space that seems endless. The screen? It’s got all these fancy specs like VRR and something called a 120Hz refresh rate. Not to brag, but it sounds like the kind of thing you’d accidentally get sucked into a gaming marathon with.

– Oh! And guess what? Those little doohickeys, AirTags, are at a dropout price too. Perfect for folks like me who forget where they leave everything. At $17 a pop, it might be time to tag all the things.

But hang on… should we jump in right now? Here’s the catch — or is it? Prime Day is the big kid on the block, starting tomorrow. Hmm. Might be worth holding your horses for a day to peek at those deals. I mean, if you’re into playing poker with discounts, sitting back and watching your options isn’t a bad play. With Best Buy spilling these deals for the whole week, there’s time to double dip if Amazon doesn’t drop any jaw-droppers.

Anyway, getting caught up in all this, just remember to pick something you actually need or, I dunno, really really want? Otherwise, it’s kinda like buying a unicorn because it’s on sale. But then… would anyone really regret owning a unicorn? That’s a thought to chew on.