Easing interest rates and inflation, the threat of looming tariffs, as well as a heavy dose of holiday spirits, is having Americans going shopping in record numbers this year. According to the National Retail Federation,

Black Friday. One popular theory suggests that the term “Black Friday” comes from accounting jargon, where “in the red” means retailers are losing money, and “in the black” means turning a profit. Another explanation ties the name to the chaotic crowds and traffic jams that became synonymous with the event.

We've been waiting all month, and Black Friday is finally here! Other than all those amazing deals, the best part is that you don't have to wake up early and slog to a brick-and-mortar store to score big savings on the tech you've been eyeing all year.