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.
Like this site the community, and what it offers. And moderators/staff also helping out.
However, perhaps an unpopular opinion, but responding to such posts, again IMO, is just feeding the trolls and encouraging/propagating this type of lazy and zero effort behavior.
"What is the best..." or ..."Which one should I buy..." are zero effort, "feed me mommy" type posts. Are you to magically know and guess what is "right" for that particular individual and their particular set of circumstances to warrant a recommendation?
Practically 90%+ of the work is done already by aggregating and presenting these "good deal" types of information here. What else could you possibly want?!?! People should be thankful enough and find great value in that. They can be adults and do the rest of the work to determine what's right for them and make their own informed decision. If they can't, and need to be force fed down their throats, then, I don't know what else to say besides, good luck in life.
For those looking for computer parts, just expanded the category from just "Computer Parts" to also include CPU Coolers & Fans / CPU's / GPU's / Memory / Mice & Keyboards / Motherboards / PSU's / SSD's & Hard Drives
Thank you very much for putting this together. Promise Im not trying to be that guy, but appears the filtering may need to be expanded/reset. Line 3586 is pulled in regardless of filtering selections.
@EragornLike this site the community, and what it offers. And moderators/staff also helping out.However, perhaps an unpopular opinion, but responding to such posts, again IMO, is just feeding the trolls and encouraging/propagating this type of lazy and zero effort behavior."What is the best..." or ..."Which one should I buy..." are zero effort, "feed me mommy" type posts. Are you to magically know and guess what is "right" for that particular individual and their particular set of circumstances to warrant a recommendation?Practically 90%+ of the work is done already by aggregating and presenting these "good deal" types of information here. What else could you possibly want?!?! People should be thankful enough and find great value in that. They can be adults and do the rest of the work to determine what's right for them and make their own informed decision. If they can't, and need to be force fed down their throats, then, I don't know what else to say besides, good luck in life.
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.
The spreadsheet categories were manually cleaned up and corrected to improve browsing accuracy.
The document added built-in filters and slicers to help narrow results by main and sub categories.
The spreadsheet expanded computer parts coverage to include CPUs, GPUs, memory, and storage options.
The spreadsheet added about 2,000 PlayStation game deals for broader console coverage.
The spreadsheet filters reportedly do not work when viewed on mobile devices.
Filtering can be incomplete because some rows appear even when filter selections are applied.
Walmart items reportedly get dumped into odd categories, including unrelated product types under Auto.
Walmart price parsing may introduce formatting errors, such as missing decimal points in sale prices.
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Like this site the community, and what it offers. And moderators/staff also helping out.
However, perhaps an unpopular opinion, but responding to such posts, again IMO, is just feeding the trolls and encouraging/propagating this type of lazy and zero effort behavior.
"What is the best..." or ..."Which one should I buy..." are zero effort, "feed me mommy" type posts. Are you to magically know and guess what is "right" for that particular individual and their particular set of circumstances to warrant a recommendation?
Practically 90%+ of the work is done already by aggregating and presenting these "good deal" types of information here. What else could you possibly want?!?! People should be thankful enough and find great value in that. They can be adults and do the rest of the work to determine what's right for them and make their own informed decision. If they can't, and need to be force fed down their throats, then, I don't know what else to say besides, good luck in life.
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I'll also add that for OLEDs, some are just 60hz so if you will be gaming on it, make sure you go with one 120hz or higher.
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