Here's the best-selling computer components on Amazon during Black Friday
Black Friday has officially kicked off and Amazon has listed its best-selling products in its 'Computer Components' category, with discounts of up to 36%.
TL;DR: Amazon's early Black Friday sale offers significant discounts on computer components, including portable hard drives, SSDs, an AMD CPU, RAM, and a Corsair power supply.
Black Friday is here nice and early, and Amazon has discounted thousands of products across its platform, with numerous computer components going cheap for a limited time.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two great opportunities to pick up some early Christmas presents for your sibling, spouse, child, or parents, as both of the sales dramatically reduce the price of products - some by as much as 90%. As for the technology side of Amazon, the deals aren't in any shortage at all and below are what are currently the best-selling products in Amazon's "Computer Components" category, which contains everything from computer screws to internal/external components.
Some of the best deals on Amazon right within the Computer Components category are portable hard drives and SSDs, an AMD CPU, RAM, M.2 SSDs, and a Corsair power supply. Check out the deals and savings listed below.
* Prices last scanned on 12/6/2024 at 9:43 pm CST - prices may not be accurate, click links above for the latest price. We may earn an affiliate commission from any sales.
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