Bargain alert: Last chance for Black Friday offers in Austria!

Bargain alert: Last chance for Black Friday offers in Austria!

Black Week reached its peak with Black Friday, which took place on November 28, 2025. Consumers have the chance to benefit from numerous offers until December 1, 2025, Cyber ​​Monday. Retailers like Amazon have even extended the discount period until this date to offer customers more choice. Many other retailers, including MediaMarkt and Cyberport, are following this trend and ending their discount campaigns on December 1st or shortly thereafter. The coming week promises a wide range of discounts across various product categories.

Consumers can look forward to significant savings on electronics and technology. Some of the best deals include discounts on TVs, computers, smart home devices and home appliances. Toys and gaming products, such as LEGO sets or console accessories, are also very popular. For those who care about fashion and beauty, attractive discounts on perfume, cosmetics as well as clothing and shoes are also offered.

Discover offers and discounts

Cyber ​​Monday in particular is known for offering the best online discounts; it traditionally attracts consumers speculating on electronics. Some particularly popular offers have currently been highlighted that are arousing the interest of bargain hunters:

• Tefal Jamie Oliver Cook’s Direct On Bratpfanne: 34,99 Euro (statt 49,80 Euro, -30 %)
• Apple AirTag 4er Pack: 84,50 Euro (statt 129 Euro, -34 %)
• De’Longhi Magnifica Perfetto Kaffeevollautomat: 239,99 Euro (statt 398 Euro, -40 %)
• Brennenstuhl Eco-Line Steckdosenleiste: 10,80 Euro (statt 18,49 Euro, -42 %)
• Bosch X-Line Titanium Bohrer und Schrauber Set: 14,85 Euro (statt 25,90 Euro, -43 %)
• Zwilling Gourmet selbstschärfender Messerblock: 159,99 Euro (statt 279 Euro, -43 %)
• Logitech C920 HD PRO Webcam: 42,90 Euro (statt 75,90 Euro, -43 %)
• Bosch Professional Akkuschrauber: 36,99 Euro (statt 49,99 Euro, -26 %)
• Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Akku-Staubsauger: 348,99 Euro (statt 499 Euro, -30 %)

As part of this shopping trend, it is important to buy consciously. Consumers should be wary of fake countdowns and limited products and use comparison portals to find the best prices. When shopping online, experts recommend checking the reliability of the shops, for example by looking at the imprint as well as the general terms and conditions, return rights and data protection regulations. On watchlist-internet.at Anyone interested can find a list of current fake shops.

Planning and shopping behavior

A survey found that 18 percent of consumers start planning their Black Friday shopping in October or even earlier. Over 25 percent plan long-term which products they want to buy on Black Friday, while 28 percent actively look for deals in the three weeks before the event. This planning shows how popular Black Friday has become in recent years.

For comparison: Last year, 25 percent of those surveyed said that they had firmly planned to buy a product, which was also reflected in actual purchases. An additional 28 percent browsed the offers even though they had a shopping list, and 19 percent made spontaneous impulse purchases.

Cyber ​​Monday and the Black Weekend are all about saving and shopping. Consumers should act strategically to get the best deals while also ensuring that the offers are legitimate. For those looking for gifts during this time, the coming days are crucial.

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