Is that Black Friday discount real? Type in the old price and the sale price below and this free deal checker shows you the real percentage off and tells you whether it is worth buying.
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How to use the deal checker
- Enter the original (“was”) price and the sale price.
- Add the lowest price you have seen for the same item, if you know it. A price-history tool can help.
- Read the result: a big percentage off means little if the item was cheaper last month.
Black Friday 2026 dates
Black Friday is on 27 November 2026 and Cyber Monday on 30 November 2026. Track the time left with our Black Friday countdown timer, and read the full Black Friday 2026 deals guide.
Tips for spotting real deals
- Compare the same model number across several stores, since some products are made only for sale events.
- Check the return policy and warranty before you buy electronics.
- Shop on official retailer websites and be careful with links in texts and emails.
- Set a budget before the sales begin.
Frequently asked questions
Is a bigger percentage always a better deal?
No. A 50% discount from an inflated original price can cost more than a 20% discount from a fair price. Always compare with the lowest price you have seen.
Do the category buttons show real-time prices?
No. They open Amazon search pages for each category, where you can compare current prices yourself. Prices and availability change quickly.
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