With each passing year, Black Friday seems to turn more and more into "Black November," with many retailers starting their holiday sales weeks before the day itself. But while the bombardment of promos can be annoying,

Amazon is currently offering massive discounts on its popular Fire TV Stick lineup and matches the deals seen during last year’s Black Friday and Prime Day events. These streaming devices have become a staple in many households and offer a convenient way to transform any TV into a smart entertainment hub.

I've been tracking Black Friday TV deals for 17 years and I can confidently say that November is the best month for TV deals. In fact, I purchased my first OLED TV during Black Friday and till this day it remains one of the best tech purchases I've ever made. (If you're wondering, I purchased the LG 65-inch C2 OLED TV).

Whether you're looking for something simple to stream Netflix or something higher-end, there are so many Amazon sale items to pick from.

The most notable offer is the 65-inch LG C4 OLED TV which is now available for just $1,496 down from its original price of $2,699. This represents a staggering $1,200 discount, or 45% off. What sets this deal apart is its accessibility: unlike many deals that are exclusive to Prime members,

Adidas sale: deals from $5 @ Amazon The Adidas Store at Amazon is offering a wide variety of Black Friday deals on men's/women's/children's sweat pants, hoodies, socks, and more. After discount, deals start as low as $5.

Ninja Foodi 10-qt 6-in-1 air fryer: was $249.99 now $129.99 at Amazon The Ninja Foodi air fryer is a Black Friday favorite, and Amazon has the 10-quart appliance on sale for a record-low price. The Ninja Foodi features a large dual-basket air fryer that can quickly prepare multiple foods simultaneously and has six versatile cooking programs.

Check out our Deals page for more discounts on our favorite Wirecutter picks. I’ve covered Black Friday sales for Wirecutter since 2016, vetting hundreds of thousands of bombastic bargain claims and navigating seas of mediocre “blowout” TV deals.