Hi Everyone! Welcome to the Black Friday Spreadsheet for 2025!
Primary Black Friday 2025 Spreadsheet[google.com]
The main spreadsheet. There are "slicers" up top with all categories and stores and category sheets on bottom as well (in case the slicers don't work).
IF IT DOESN'T LOAD:
Web[google.com] (Published version. Unsortable but should still auto-update. Might take 20-30 seconds to load)
Excel[google.com] (Downloadable local cersion. Fully editable, sortable but won't auto-update unless you download it again. If you don't have Excel just upload it to your own Google Drive folder)
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Hi Everyone! Welcome to the Black Friday Spreadsheet for 2025!
Primary Black Friday 2025 Spreadsheet[google.com]
The main spreadsheet. There are "slicers" up top with all categories and stores and category sheets on bottom as well (in case the slicers don't work).
IF IT DOESN'T LOAD:
Web[google.com] (Published version. Unsortable but should still auto-update. Might take 20-30 seconds to load)
Excel[google.com] (Downloadable local cersion. Fully editable, sortable but won't auto-update unless you download it again. If you don't have Excel just upload it to your own Google Drive folder)
This spreadsheet is a broad Black Friday tracker that keeps getting cleaned up with better categories, added filters, and new store and deal sections. It now includes major additions like Walmart, PlayStation games, Lowes, Home Depot, JCPenny, Anbernic, and expanded computer parts, with duplicate items fixed and sorting workarounds for Google Sheets visitors. The main caveat is that some entries still need manual checking, especially Walmart pricing and categorization, and mobile filtering can be unreliable. It is most useful when browsing on a computer and cross checking a few rows before relying on it.
Chromebook buyers searching by model family, because searching "Chrome" can surface additional listings that are otherwise easy to miss.
Some filtering issues were reported, including items appearing regardless of selections and Walmart entries landing in odd categories. The sheet was later updated to fix duplicate items and many category errors, but a few mistakes may still remain.
Searching for "Chrome" should surface more Chromebook options, but some listings may still not appear in the browser view. If you need to sort or inspect them closely, downloading the spreadsheet locally can help.
The TV entries were consolidated and the categories were manually cleaned up across the document. OLED TVs are still worth checking for refresh rate, since some are only 60Hz and gaming use calls for 120Hz or higher.
The built-in filters appear to work reliably on a computer, while mobile viewing can break or hide them. If you need sorting or filtering, downloading the sheet locally is the safest option.
Google Sheets does not allow visitors to sort by column, so slicers are used for main category, subcategory, and store. If slicers are blocked, the biggest categories were also added as separate sheets at the bottom, and the file can be downloaded for local sorting.
Since Google is sometimes blocking the slicers (category choosers) on the top of the spreadsheet, I added the "biggest" categories as their own sheets on the bottom of the page. They're still sorted by store, but let me know if ya'll would prefer them sorted by sub-category.
edit: also added Lowes
Last edited by Eragorn November 25, 2025 at 04:42 PM.
You're talking about the 65" model? It's possible? If you haven't used the paypal 20% deal yet, that's the best option to make it go lower. There's 10% back with prime visa otherwise for prime accounts.
You're talking about the 65" model? It's possible? If you haven't used the paypal 20% deal yet, that's the best option to make it go lower. There's 10% back with prime visa otherwise for prime accounts.
thanks for the heads up! forgot about the paypal option. does that work with best buy?
i can't decide between the tcl qm8k and samsung 90. i have a sun light room with a slider on one side and a large window on the other. does the tcl make more sense then for the price?
Thank you very much, it's very much appreciated. I've spent hours looking and the ideal TV i'm looking for is an 85 inch for under 1k. The QM6k pro was 900 but for BF it's 1000 dollars so i'm just stuck.
Anyway you can ignore my rant, first world problems
Community Reviews
This spreadsheet is a broad Black Friday tracker that keeps getting cleaned up with better categories, added filters, and new store and deal sections. It now includes major additions like Walmart, PlayStation games, Lowes, Home Depot, JCPenny, Anbernic, and expanded computer parts, with duplicate items fixed and sorting workarounds for Google Sheets visitors. The main caveat is that some entries still need manual checking, especially Walmart pricing and categorization, and mobile filtering can be unreliable. It is most useful when browsing on a computer and cross checking a few rows before relying on it.
Chromebook buyers searching by model family, because searching "Chrome" can surface additional listings that are otherwise easy to miss.
Gamers choosing an OLED TV, because some models are only 60Hz and a 120Hz-or-higher panel is needed for gaming.
Shoppers comparing bright-room TVs, because the QM8K is being weighed against a Samsung 90 for a sunlit room with a slider and large window.
People hunting computer components, because the spreadsheet now groups CPUs, GPUs, memory, motherboards, PSUs, SSDs, and peripherals together.
Mobile spreadsheet viewers, because the filters are not working reliably on phones.
People relying on the spreadsheet to browse Chromebook deals, because touchscreen Chromebook listings were not easy to find in the sheet.
Buyers expecting clean deal categorization, because some Walmart items were placed in odd categories like auto.
Shoppers who need dependable category filtering, because some items still appear regardless of the selected filters.
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edit: also added Lowes
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https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...1S/pubhtml
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https://slickdeals.net/f/18861553
https://slickdeals.net/f/18856480
https://slickdeals.net/f/18862831
https://slickdeals.net/f/18843376
https://slickdeals.net/f/18876052
https://slickdeals.net/f/18826870
https://slickdeals.net/f/18836608
https://slickdeals.net/f/18819358
Anyway you can ignore my rant, first world problems
https://slickdeals.net/f/18877702
https://slickdeals.net/f/18861553
https://slickdeals.net/f/18856480
https://slickdeals.net/f/18862831
https://slickdeals.net/f/18843376
https://slickdeals.net/f/18876052
https://slickdeals.net/f/18826870
https://slickdeals.net/f/18836608
https://slickdeals.net/f/18819358
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