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Target Black Friday Deals 2015: Buy 2 Get 1 Free On Video Games; 10% Off On Apple Watch With iPhone 6/6S; Westinghouse 32" DLED HDTV $159

| Nov 09, 2015 04:00 AM EST

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Target has lined up some exciting Black Friday 2015 deals, which will especially appeal to the video game enthusiasts. 

Target is offering buy two and get one free option across its entire video games library, according to Play Station Life Style. They are also offering 10 percent discount on Apple Watch when users activate the iPhone 6 or iPhone 6S. Target is also offering Westinghouse 32" black colored DLED HDTV for just $159.

Retailers are continuing with the tradition of keeping heavy sales following the next day of Halloween. With Walmart being the first and foremost to start the Black Friday Sale 2015, Target has also targeted the same start date.

Target stores started the holiday switch on Nov. 1, all complete with holiday decor and products for the season. Moreover, Target has announced its official plans for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, according to iDigital Times.

These two days are the busiest shopping days of the entire holiday season. Target is expected to enhance the pick up options from their stores for the online orders. They are also planning on making the home delivery system more efficient for this Black Friday Sale season.

Target may also go for a mobile app which will make it more convenient for the customers to make their orders, without having to stand in a long line. Of course, not all the products will be available through the online ordering options.

In addition, Target has also partnered with Curbside for its mobile pickup orders. This allows the customers to do their shopping without getting out of their cars. 

Target is expected to expand its Black Friday Sale services in more than 121 places. According to latest statistics, almost 43 percent of customers are expected to make their purchases online this Black Friday season, thanks to the increasing trend of online shopping all over the world.

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