BLACK Friday is finally here and we have the ultimate guide to hunting out the best deals on the high street and online.
Retailers have slashed the prices of fashion, toys, consoles, TVs, laptops, gadgets and even flights - here's where to find the best bargains.
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Traditionally the day after Thanksgiving, this year Black Friday falls on Friday November 25, 2016Credit: Alamy
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Toys
If you're wanting to get ahead for Christmas Argos has launched a huge Black Friday sale with big discounts off some of this year's most wanted toys - including .
Tesco also has up to 50per cent off the most wanted toys, including .
We've yet to see if prices of the must have Hatchimals are reduced - if they are you'll have to move fast to grab one.
There are loads of great fashion bargains already available.
Online fashion retailer Asos is offering 20 per cent off everything until 8am on November 29 - with further discounts expected to be announced tomorrow.
However, it has been rather tight lipped about what items are going in the sale...
House of Fraser is offering up to 50 per cent of big brand men's and women's clothing including Barbour, Ted Baker, Tommy Hilfiger and French Connection.
Debenhams' Black Friday deals are changing daily - with half price handbags and coats up for grabs today.
Marks and Spencer has kept quiet about its Black Friday deals but if last year's bargains are anything to go by its well worth keeping an eye on the website or popping into your local store.
Online shop Very has got 50 per cent off selected fashion and footwear - with more deals still to come.
Where to get a Hatchimal in time for Christmas
HATCHIMALS are this year’s must-have Christmas toy, with demand soaring in the run-up to December 25.
The £60 toy is an egg which hatches to reveal an interactive furry creature similar to a penguin. Once hatched, kids can teach it to walk, talk, dance, play games and more.
The cute critters have already sold out in most stores and manufacturers Spin City are already running out of stock.
Luckily for you, we've got the lowdown on when Hatchimals will be back in stock and how you can avoid getting ripped off.
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Many people will be on the look out for discounted PlayStation 4s
Consoles and games
GAME's Black Friday sale kicks off at 8pm tonight but some early deals were available before including .
Tesco's Black Friday sale has already started with the Xbox One and and lots of games included.
Amazon will be revealing thousands of daily - sometimes hourly - offers online. You need to move fast to get them but bargains will be up for grabs.
John Lewis has kept tight lips about Black Friday offers but its promise to price match high street competitors makes it certainly worth a visit.
Argos has an in-store only deal offering a PlayStation 4 500GB Uncharted 4 bundle with FIFA 17 for £199.99.
Amazon has offers appearing on the site all the time but they wont stick around for long so keep your eyes peeled.
Earlier today it had a .
Tesco has yet to reveal any discounted TVs but deals are expected.
Argos' Black Friday deals are already available and include an .
Laptops
Sainsbury's, Tesco, Amazon and Argos are among the retailers to already have discounts on laptops available.
Amazon currently has a - a 31 per cent reduction, but with new deals popping up all the time it's worth keeping your eyes open.
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British Airways is one of a range of airlines to offer Black Friday dealsCredit: Getty Images
Flights and travel
Airlines have embraced the Black Friday sale and are offering millions of cut price seats to a huge variety of locations.
Amongst a host of British Airways deals are cut-price fights to New York, Dubai and Toronto.
The airline is offering two return Club World business class tickets for £2,016 - a discount of up to 49 per cent - with destinations across North America and the Middle East.
Virgin Trains is offering 200,000 discounted tickets across its East Coast routes while Emirates and American Airlines have also slashed prices on popular routes.
Amazon and Argos have slashed the prices of loads of gadgets including speakers, tablets, headphones and Kindles.
Currys PC World has savings on as well as a host of other gadgets.
Booze
Lidl is offering a case of its award-winning Comte de Senneval Champagne for £50.
Normally retailing at £9.99 a bottle, the promotion reduces this to less than £8.50 a bottle.
Amazon has already offered - and more deals are expected.
The things you need to avoid this Black Friday
BLACK Friday deals are whipping shoppers into a frenzy but many see the shopping bonanza weekend as a chance to exploit others.
Here's what to look out for: 1. Bogus deals A survey following Black Friday 2015 showed that only 51 per cent of the products were cheapest on Black Friday itself, with the remainder cheaper before or after the day.
Be sure to use a comparison site like Idealo to check competitors and look back at the price history of the item. 2. Fake electricals One in six Brits have bought a fake electrical item as a present.
Phoney goods have a high risk of exploding or bursting into flames.
To stay safe buy electricals from trusted retailers. 3. Fraud About 15 million Brits run the risk of getting caught out by scammers flogging goods on unsecured websites as they search for bargains this Black Friday.
To protect your financial details check retailers are genuine and look for the padlock symbol on the address bar as a sign that payment will be processed securely.
For an extra level of protection pay with a credit card. 4. Fake designer goods Criminals are making a fortune flogging must-have designer gear including Michael Kors bags and Ralph Lauren shirts on social media- and they're expected to target Black Friday shoppers with price cuts.
But, these products can be poor quality and even dangerous.
Where can you get the cheapest Black Friday deals in the UK?
There are some great places to bag the bargains this Black Friday from perfume to clothes and homewares to computers, there is literally something for everyone - you just have to know where to look.
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