When Do Amazon Black Friday Deals End in 2026?

Amazon's Black Friday deals end on Cyber Monday, November 30.

The company's Black Friday Week and Cyber Monday event opens on November 19 at 12:01 a.m. PST and runs for 12 days, covering both Black Friday Week and Cyber Monday deals.

Amazon has announced the last day but not a closing hour, so treat the evening of November 30 as your deadline rather than counting on the final minutes.

Cyber Monday Is the Finish Line

Black Friday hasn't been a single day on Amazon for a while. As in 2024 and 2025, the 2026 sale is a combined Black Friday Week and Cyber Monday event, with Black Friday itself, on November 27, landing near the end rather than at the start. Many offers you see over Thanksgiving weekend go live the week before and stay available until that last Monday. Amazon is promising millions of deals across electronics, beauty, fashion, toys and home, plus up to 35% off its newest devices.

That long runway rewards anyone who plans ahead. Amazon recommends adding the items you want to a list, to your cart or to Save for Later, so price drops are easier to spot once the event opens. If you'd rather not wait for November 19, Amazon Haul is already running its early Haul-iday event through November 14, with flash deals on low-priced fashion, beauty, home and electronics items.

Early deals are already live, so in the days before the event it helps to look at what’s discounted: Discoup tracks a selection of current Amazon offers that you can compare with Amazon's own Today's Deals page.

Knowing the price an item sells for in early November gives you a benchmark, so you can tell a genuine Black Friday markdown from a number that simply looks impressive.

Set yourself a target price for each big purchase, and you'll know right away whether to buy on day one or wait for the final stretch. Alexa for Shopping can watch the items on your list and, with auto-buy turned on, complete the purchase once the price drops to the level you set.

How This Year Compares With the Last Two

The calendar follows a pattern Amazon has now repeated three years in a row.

The 2024 event ran from November 21 to December 2, and Amazon later called it its biggest Thanksgiving holiday shopping event ever.

In 2025 the sale opened on November 20 and closed on December 1, with the Cyber Monday event starting November 29.

This year the structure stays largely the same, with a Thursday start a week before Thanksgiving and a close on Monday, November 30. What changes is Cyber Monday: Amazon is presenting it as part of one 12-day window rather than as a second event with its own start date.

Individual Deals Don't Always Last Until Monday

The end of the event isn't the same as the end of every deal.

Some offers are capped by quantity or by time, and they can vanish once stock runs out, sometimes days before Cyber Monday. Today's Big Deals follow this logic: new themed drops every day of the event, with savings of up to 60%, available only while supplies last. On Black Friday and Cyber Monday they drop twice, at midnight and at 8 a.m. PST.

Prices on the same product can also move during the sale, so a discount you notice on November 19 may look different by Black Friday.

If something on your list has already reached your target price, holding out for the last day means risking that it sells out first.

Holiday Returns Run Well Past the Sale

One detail takes some pressure off the final weekend. Amazon has extended its return window again for the holidays: most items purchased between November 1 and December 31 can be returned until January 31, 2027, while Apple products have a January 15 deadline.

That's far beyond the standard 30 days from delivery, which means a Black Friday Week purchase can wait under the tree without the clock running out. Check each product's return eligibility, though, because some categories are excluded.

Making the Most of the Final Weekend

When Cyber Monday ends on November 30, the offers tied to the event end with it, so the last few days are the moment for decisions.

Split your list into must-haves to grab as soon as they hit your target and nice-to-haves you're willing to gamble on. The extended return window then gives you a safety net if a gift doesn't land.