However, the day is still early, and there are more deals to be had. We took a look at what some of our favorite online retailers were still offering for the biggest cyber-shopping day of the year.
Amazon
Amazon has actually been celebrating the shopping season for at least a week now. Today, they are really kicking things into overdrive. The VIZIO Gold Box deal is already gone, but the online retailer has been running a series of Lightning Deals throughout the day and they will keep these going throughout the season. Make sure to check in often and jump on anything you might be interested in; a lot of those sale prices are limited in both time and stock, but there's always something new in the lightning deals:
Also, don't miss Amazon's Blu-ray and DVD Deals so you can find some nice Heigh Definition or 3D content to feed your new TV:
OneCall
OneCall has almost its entire stock on sale, with pages of HDTVs, Blu-ray players, receivers, and more, all available at a discount. They are also the only retailer where we found Monster's Beats by Dr. Dre headphones on sale. If you're looking for something slightly larger, we found Mitsubishi's 65-inch WD-65837 3D-ready DLP for 43 percent off, and Panasonic's 32-inch TC-L32U22 1080p LCD for $439 shipped. There are plenty of good deals, with many also throwing in free shipping.
TigerDirect
One vendor who really stepped up to the Black Friday and Cyber Monday plate this year has been TigerDirect. There have been a ton of great TV and HDTV deals offered since Black Friday, but many require a coupon code to get the absolute best savings. Make sure to check the retailer's main Cyber Monday page, and see if they are offering a coupon code for additional discounts. Using some of those coupon codes, we were able to score an extra $1000 off Sony's 55-inch KDL55NX810 3D TV, $400 off a bundle with Samsung's 55-inch UN55C6800 LED and a WiFi adapter, and much more. Also check our our HDTV Deals page for some affiliate-exclusive coupon codes on select models.
Sears
Sears may be a mall mainstay, but they are certainly into the Cyber Monday spirit, slashing prices on electronics and offering a whole lot of free shipping options. We found a 26-inch Samsung LCD (LN26C350D1DXZA) for $299, and Mitsubishi's 60-inch 3D-ready WD-60638 DLP for $699.99. Aside from big screens, they also have a ton of other unique items, such as cameras, remotes, digital frames, and even the new Viewsonic Android WiFi Tablet ($20 off!).
WalMart
WalMart is infamous for rolling back prices. You'd think on Cyber Monday, they'd be paying you to buy things. That's not exactly the case, but they have kicked off a Cyber Week filled with sale prices. We found a 42-inch RCA plasma (42PA30RQ) for $419, Samsung's 22-inch LN22C500 1080p LCD for $248, and VIZIO's 37-inch E370VL 1080p LCD for $459. All of those included free shipping. Of course, just about every item at WalMart is on sale, but you'd better be quick; we saw a lot of items that were already sold out.
Best Buy
Cyber Monday actually started yesterday for this mega-retailer, but there are still plenty of good deals to be had on all kinds of electronics. They have Panasonic's 65-inch TC-P65S1 plasma for $1400 off the regular price. We also found tons of Blu-rays to stuff those stockings, all for under $10. Also note that Best Buy is offering free shipping on all orders over $25.
Vann's
This online retailer has an insane amount of electronics on sale. We found LG's 42-inch 42LD520 1080p LCD for $699.97, Sony's 32-inch 1080p KDL32EX500 LCD for $583, and LG's BD530 Blu-ray player for $69.88 (11 cents less than Amazon!). At last look, Vann's was offering free shipping on every item. Also, we should note that some savings can be found once you add an item to your online shopping cart, in order to get around those pesky manufacturer's MAP rules:
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