Concerned about Black Friday shopping? Customers figuring out what gifts to buy friends and family can already start taking advantage of holiday deals.

Thanksgiving is on November 23 this year, but retailers have already started advertising Black Friday offers to customers.

Read on for some of the promotions that are currently available, and others that will soon be.

Amazon. The online retail giant’s Black Friday Deals Store is already up and running online.

Amazon said in a press release the store “offers deals across every category now through Black Friday.” Customers can also regularly check for “Deal of the Day” promotions.

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Some of Amazon’s promotions in the store include:

  • Fire Stick with Alexa Voice Remote and Echo Dot, $69.98 (list price: $89.98)
  • Lamicall S1 Multi-Angle Tablet Stand for Desk, $16.99 (list price: $69.99)

Best Buy. Best Buy says almost 1,000 stores in 47 states will be open at 5 p.m. local time on Thanksgiving.

“Nearly all stores will remain open until 1 a.m. local time on Friday, November 24, and re-open at 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. local time,” the company says.

Below are some Black Friday deals the company has announced:

  • Sharp 50-inch 4K Ultra HD TV, $179.99 (in-store deal only, regular price: $499.99)
  • Samsung 50-inch 4K Ultra HD TV, $399.99 (regular price: $699.99)
  • Motorola Video Baby Monitor with 2.8-inch screen, $79.99 (regular price: $149.99)

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Other deals are already available online. These include:

  • iPad mini 4 Wi-Fi 128GB, $274.99 (regular price: $399.99)
  • Beats by Dr. Dre Beats Studio2 Wireless On-Ear Headphones, $159.99 (regular price: $379.99)

Dell. Dell announced a number of deals last week — and revealed that there will be a 15 percent-off promotion for the military community on Dell and Alienware PCs through November 16.

Some of the other deals announced include:

  • NEW Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming Laptop, $899.99 (list price: $999.99)

Dell says the promotion will be available starting at 8 a.m. EST on November 15.

  • Alienware 17 Laptop, $1,599.99 (list price: $2,074.99)

This is a doorbuster deal, Dell says, which starts 11 a.m. EST on Thanksgiving.

  • Dell Inspiron Desktop, $379.99 (list price: $649.99)

Dell says this doorbuster starts at 8 p.m. EST on Thanksgiving.

Target. The Minneapolis-based discounter says it will open at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving and then close at midnight local time. Its stores will then reopen at 6 a.m. local time on Friday.

These are some deals that will be available on Black Friday, according to Target’s Black Friday ad:

  • Xbox One S 500GB console, $189.99 (regular price: $279.99)
  • Sony PlayStation 4 1TB console, $199.99 (regular price: $299.99)
  • urBeats headphones, $49.99 (regular price: $99.99)
  • Nikon D3400 DSLR bundle, $499.99 (regular price: $899.99)

Target is also going to offer Black Friday deals on Target.com on Thanksgiving morning.

For the first time, when customers spend $50 on Black Friday, they will receive a coupon for 20 percent off a future shopping trip. And nearly all of Target’s Black Friday online deals will be eligible for pickup at the store.

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Also new this year: Discounts will be applied automatically at checkout, with no coupons or codes required.

Target wants to reward its most loyal guests, too. On the day before Thanksgiving, holders of its branded credit card will get access to more than 100 Black Friday deals, compared to a handful in past years.

Kohl’s. The store says its Black Friday deals start online on November 20 at 12:01 a.m. CST and in stores on Thanksgiving at 5 p.m. local time.

Doorbusters, the company says, will begin online November 20 at 12:01 a.m. CST and in-person on Thanksgiving at 5 p.m. local time. Below are some doorbuster deals, according to Kohl’s Black Friday ad:

  • Samsung 4K Blu-ray player, $129.99 (regular price: $249.99)
  • SkyDrones HD Pro X1 VR streaming drone with battery and VR goggles, $69.99 (regular price: $149.99)
  • Hboard 2.0 Hoverboard, $249.99 (regular price: $399.99)
  • Shark Navigator DXL vacuum, $99.99 (regular price: $199.99)

Microsoft. The company has announced a number of upcoming promotions. These include:

  • Bose QuietComfort 25 headphones, $179 (begins November 16, regular price: $299)
  • Street Hopper 5 with mic, $49.99 (begins November 23, regular price: $99.99)
  • Dell XPS 13 laptop, $799 (begins November 23, regular price: $1299)
  • Xbox One S 500GB Console + Free Game and one-Month Game Pass, $189 (begins November 23, regular price: $249)

Samsung. The tech company says there will be Black Friday deals that begin on November 19 and Thanksgiving.

Some of the November 19 promotions include:

  • Samsung Chromebook Plus, $349.99 (regular price: $449.99)
  • Samsung Chromebook Pro, $449.99 (regular price: $549.99)
  • 65″ Class MU6290 4K UHD TV, $849.99 (regular price: $1,099.99)

And the November 23 deals will include:

  • Galaxy Tab S2 9.7″ 32GB (Wi-Fi), $279.99 (regular price: $499.99)
  • 49″ CHG90 QLED Gaming Monitor, $1199.99 (regular price: $1499.99)

Walmart. The retail giant says that its Black Friday deals begin at 12:01 a.m. EST on Thanksgiving, and in stores at 6 p.m. local time on Thanksgiving.

Below are some of its Black Friday specials:

  • Google Chromecast, $20 (regular price: $35)
  • Arlo Camera three-pack, $199 (regular price: $399)
  • Netgear Orbi AC2200 Tri-Band Whole Home Wi-Fi System, $199 (regular price: $279)
  • Samsung 65-inch Class Curved 4K Smart TV, $998 (regular price: $1,298)

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