Black Friday is back for 2025, and it’s bigger than ever! Falling on the last Friday in November, this unmissable shopping event brings huge savings just in time for Christmas. Thousands of retailers are cutting prices across everything from tech and toys to fashion and homeware.

At NetVoucherCodes, we’ve gathered all the latest Black Friday deals, sales and exclusive codes in one place, so you can save without the hassle of hunting around. Our team has hand-picked hundreds of offers from top brands, giving you instant access to the best discounts available this Black Friday.

When is Black Friday 2025?

This year, Black Friday falls on Friday 28th November 2025. It’s the biggest shopping day of the year - landing just in time for early Christmas bargains!

Early Black Friday Sales

Many retailers kick off their Black Friday sales well before the big day, giving shoppers extra time to save on everything from tech and toys to festive gifts. While Black Friday 2025 officially lands on Friday 28th November, plenty of brands are already teasing early offers and prepping their biggest discounts yet.

To stay ahead of the crowd, keep checking this page for the latest early Black Friday deals - or sign up to our NetVoucherCodes newsletter for insider updates on when your favourite retailers are expected to drop their prices ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Previous Black Friday Dates

• 29th November 2024
• 24th November 2023
• 25th November 2022
• 26th November 2021
• 27th November 2020
• 29th November 2019
• 23rd November 2018
• 24th November 2017
• 25th November 2016

How long does Black Friday last?

Officially, it’s a one-day event, but most retailers extend their sales over the weekend. You’ll often see deals running until Cyber Monday (1st December) - and some big brands, like Amazon and Currys, kick off their Black Friday sales as early as the start of November.

What is Cyber Monday?

Cyber Monday wraps up the Black Friday weekend with even more incredible online offers. Once focused on tech, it now features huge savings across fashion, beauty, travel and more.

What is Travel Tuesday?

The Tuesday after Cyber Monday has become known as Travel Tuesday, when airlines and travel brands drop their best winter deals. Expect discounts on hotels, flights and all-inclusive getaways - perfect for booking a post-Christmas escape. This year, it lands on Tuesday, 2nd December.

Can you use NHS or student discounts on Black Friday?

It depends on the retailer. Most sales can’t be combined with extra codes, but some brands do allow NHS, student or Blue Light discounts - so it’s always worth checking before checkout.

Which retailers have the best Black Friday deals?

Tech continues to dominate the sales, with Amazon, Currys, John Lewis and Apple leading the way. But you’ll also find great fashion, beauty and home savings from Boots, JD Sports, Freemans and hundreds more - all listed right here at NetVoucherCodes.

How much do people spend on Black Friday?

Spending in the UK is expected to hit over £9 billion during Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2025, with more shoppers returning to the high street thanks to easing inflation and early festive promotions.

Is it better to shop online or in-store?

Both offer great savings, but in-store shopping is making a comeback. Our latest research shows spending on the high street is expected to rise by around 9% this year as shoppers hunt for in-person bargains.

Black Friday can feel a bit hectic, but at NetVoucherCodes, we’re here to make it easier. Every year, thousands of top brands slash prices across tech, homeware, fashion and beauty - not just on the big day, but throughout November too.

To help you stay ahead and bag the best bargains, we’ve pulled together our top Black Friday shopping tips. If you’re ready to get organised and save big this year, now’s the time to start planning.

Rebecca Bebbington - Consumer Shopping Expert at NetVoucherCodes

After years of covering the sales here at NetVoucherCodes, I’ve picked up plenty of insider know-how. So, here are my expert tips to help you prepare, shop smart and make the most of every Black Friday deal.

1. Start early
   Black Friday has expanded beyond a single day into a week-long event with daily deals leading up to the big day! However, it’s important not to rush and fall for early sales without comparing future discounts. Get organised, do your research, and take your time to ensure you’re grabbing the best deals
2. Use Voucher Code Websites
   Finding the best Black Friday deals can be overwhelming. Use voucher sites to separate genuine discounts from deals with long terms and conditions. Voucher sites display offers from multiple retailers, allowing you to easily compare and find the best bargains without endlessly searching individual websites.
3. Download Shopping Apps
   If you want to maximise your chances of grabbing exclusive deals, we suggest shopping using store apps. These apps often feature price comparisons, live deal feeds, and even app-only discounts. By saving your favourite products in a wish-list before Black Friday, you can easily complete your purchase when the deals go live with just a few clicks.
4. Compare Online and In-Store Prices
   Ensure you're getting the best possible price by comparing both online and in-store deals. For high-value items, taking time to research will result in bigger savings. This research can also prevent that dreaded feeling of finding a better price after you've already made your purchase.
5. Write a Shopping List
   After you’ve done your research, compile a list of products you want to buy, including the retailers and discounts. Sticking to this list will help you avoid getting swept up in the sales frenzy and buying things you don’t need!
6. Check Social Media Channels
   Follow your favourite retailers on social media for instant updates on exclusive deals and stock levels. Supermarkets and larger stores often use social media to inform customers about store traffic and remaining stock, so stay connected to stay ahead.
7. Keep an Eye on Your Inbox
   Retailers often send newsletters and promotional emails with exclusive discounts during Black Friday week. Take time each morning to browse through your emails, saving the ones with potential offers and deleting the rest. This will help you keep track of new deals and adjust your list as the week progresses.
8. Track Prices in Advance
   Sometimes, deals aren't as good as they seem. Retailers may increase the original price before discounting it to make the sale look better. To avoid this, track the prices of items you’re interested in weeks before Black Friday. Use price tracking tools to see a product’s price history and avoid fake discounts.
9. Only Buy What You Need
   Always ask yourself if you really need the product before purchasing. It’s easy to get caught up in multi-buy deals that push you to buy things you don’t need. Resist the temptation to buy for the sake of it and stick to your shopping list.
10. Avoid Impulse Buying
    Impulse buys can lead to overspending and regret. Instead, focus on securing the major items you planned for, rather than getting sidetracked by smaller, unnecessary purchases.
11. Skip In-Store Shopping
    Avoid the chaos of in-store shopping by sticking to online deals. Most in-store discounts can be found online, where you can also use additional discount codes. Shopping online saves time, effort, and stress, with better access to deals!
12. Don’t Rely on Black Friday for Christmas Gifts
    While Black Friday is great for deals, it’s not always the best time to secure must-have Christmas items. Many popular products sell out quickly, and some big-ticket items may not be significantly discounted. If you find a must-have gift before Black Friday, it’s often safer to buy it early.
13. Use a Credit Card or PayPal for Purchases
    Protect your purchases by using a credit card or secure payment services like PayPal. Avoid using a debit card, as credit cards offer more protection. Payment apps like PayPal or Apple Pay also speed up the checkout process, helping you grab hot-ticket items before they sell out.