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The best year-end sales of 2019: deals from Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy & more

As we round out 2019, retailers like Walmart, Amazon, and Best Buy are having massive year-end sales on leftover holiday stock. You can find record-low prices on a number of best-selling items which include TVs, laptops, appliances, smartwatches, and more.

To help you sort through all the offers, we've rounded up the very best year-end sales below. Our top bargains include the Fitbit Alta HR on sale for $98, the Apple Watch 5 on sale for $384, the Vizio 50-inch 4K  Smart TV on sale for $288, and the Echo Show 5 on sale for $59.99. You can also find today-only discounts on Amazon's digital services like select best sellers for $4.99 or less on Kindle.

Shop more of the best end-of-year sales below – and make sure to bookmark this page, as we'll be continuously updating it with all the top deals leading up to the new year.

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The best year-end sales around the web

  • Amazon - Year-end deals on Amazon devices, appliances, tech & more
  • Best Buy - Top deals on TVs, laptops, appliances, and more
  • eBay - Save on new deals every day
  • Lenovo - End of year savings on laptops, tablets, monitors and more
  • Dell - Save up to $400 on computers and electronics
  • Mixbook - Up to 40% off everything
  • Newegg -  Year-end clearance
  • Sears - Save up to 70% sitewide
  • Microsoft - Countdown sale
  • Home Depot - Up to 30% off storage solutions, appliances, decor & more
  • Lowe's - Up to 40% off appliances
  • Shopbop - Up to 75% off with code TREAT
  • Victoria's Secret - Semi-Annual sale, up to 70% off
  • Kohl's - After-Christmas clearance
  • Belk - Up to 80% off clearance
  • American Eagle - 50% off clearance
  • Bloomingdale's - After-Christmas sale, save up to 75% off
  • Target - Save up to 70% off clearance


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