We found deals up to $200 off with Targets updated early Black Friday ad

With affordable grabs, terrific in-house labels and a divine shopping experience, Target knows a thing or two about presenting top products to its devout consumer base.Though buzzy year-round, there’s no time like the holiday season for the retailer to hit the bullseye, debuting top products at great prices.Alas, we’ve entered the time period of early Black Friday deals — but not just any discounts.

This year, Target announced that more than 10,000 total items will be offered at lower prices than last year on more than 10,000 total items during the holidays.Of course, this includes gifts, but also food and beverage items and everyday essentials.While Target’s early Black Friday Sale officially kicks off on Nov.

7, its online shopping page is full of thousands of deals to shop right now.Better yet, many are up to 50% off.RELATED: Best Target beauty productsTarget’s popular Deal of the Day returns Nov.

1 through Dec.24 with new one-day-only deals dropping every day for members of the retailer’s free-to-join, Target Circle, including gifts, home decor, tech and more.Additionally, Target will announce a new lineup of weeklong deals dropping every Sunday, with the first week of deals starting Sunday, Nov.

3.On Fridays, Target’s Weekly Ad will preview the deals for the week ahead.If that wasn’t enough, Target’s convenience-driven Holiday Price Match Guarantee is also coming back Nov.

7 through Christmas Eve.If the price of an item purchased at Target is reduced later in the season, the retailer will price-match it.

Target will also match select competitors’ pricing within 14 days of purchase. So, it’s *definitely* not too early to reap the benefits of Target’s wealth of deals.Ahead, the Post Wanted team rounded up the hottest deals among the retailer’s thousands of discounts, all of which you can shop before Black Friday on Nov.

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