There's now less than a month until this year's Best Buy Labor Day sale gets underway. As one of the retailer's biggest events, you can expect hundreds of deals across all the major categories such as appliances, TVs, laptops, headphones and so much more. We've got all the best early deals right here and will bring you all the fresh offers when the full sale starts in early September.
Best Buy hasn't made an official announcement about its plans for the Labor Day sales just yet but we know it's coming - and there's a good chance it will start on September 1. It has always got underway on the Friday before the holiday weekend in previous years and there's no reason why this would change for 2023.
One of the big differences we may see this time around, though, is a set of exclusive offers for those signed up for the new My Best Buy membership program. The retailer revamped the program earlier this year with the promise of exclusive offers for its members, so keep an eye out for them if you're signed up.
It will also be a good opportunity to grab any last-minute back to school sales as they will be wrapping up as we get further into September. Don't miss out on Best Buy student discounts if you're eligible as you can get bigger price cuts on some of the most popular product categories and brands. And be sure to check our Best Buy discount codes hub for even more ways to save across Labor Day and throughout the year.
Today's best deals at Best Buy
Fancy a shop today? If so, this a quick look at some of the top deals available at Best Buy ahead of Labor Day.
- Apple: MacBooks from $749.99
- Appliances: up to 30% off major appliances
- Cameras: up to $300 off Sony, Canon, more
- Back to school: deals on TVs, laptops and more
- Gaming: get $50 off the PlayStation 5
- Headphones: Sony, Bose and Beats from $9.99
- Kitchen: coffee makers + air fryers from $49.99
- Laptops: up to $500 off
- Outdoor: 20% off grills, heating, and more
- Phones: up to $1,000 off Samsung and iPhone
- Smart home: $150 off home security cameras
- Smartwatch: Samsung, Garmin + Apple - up to $100 off
- Tablets: up to $80 off iPads
- TVs: smart TVs from $64.99
- Vacuums: Shark cleaning from $99.99
Best Buy Labor Day sales: FAQs
When does the Best Buy Labor Day sale start?
A date for this year's Best Buy Labor Day sale hasn't been announced yet. However, based on previous years, we expect it will start on September 1.
Offers should be live before this date, though, as the retailer will likely launch its appliance sale at least a week before if it follows the same pattern from previous years.
What deals to expect at Best Buy
There's usually a vast selection of tech deals during the Best Buy Labor Day sales.
The headline offers are generally found on major appliances, where we've seen savings of up to 50% off in the past and extra discounts when buying multiple products from the same manufacturer. If it's a big kitchen refit you're aiming for in September, then it's a great time to buy.
There should be a good selection of small appliance deals, too, so you can upgrade your kitchen with some useful tech to improve your day-to-day cooking or drinks-making. The majority of offers will likely be on coffee makers, blenders, air fryers and microwaves with many available for under $50. You can follow our Labor Day appliance sales hub for all the top offers in this area.
When it comes to wider tech, the next standout category should be TVs. Whether you want a cheap budget set for basic everyday streaming or a huge high-end OLED display for your home cinema then there will be something for you without a doubt. Expect prices from under $100 at the lower end of the scale and a discount of up to $3,000 on some of the more premium TVs. All the best will be featured here and on our Labor Day TV sales roundup.
And then there's the Labor Day laptop sales that will be at Best Buy. We're confident in saying that the Apple MacBook will be reduced throughout the event – with some models perhaps back down to the lowest prices we've seen this year. The budget-conscious will have options, too, such as Windows laptops and Chromebooks for as little as $100 that will handle light use and general browsing, or more mid-range machines between $400-$600 that are better for multitasking and more demanding computing needs.
Last year's top Best Buy Labor Day sales
