Last‑Minute Tech Bargains From Best Buy’s 2026 Labor Day Sale
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- September 09, 2026
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Snag Still‑Live Discounts on Phones, TVs, Laptops and More
Best Buy’s Labor Day sale may be over, but a handful of deep‑discount tech deals are still hanging around – from headphones to 65‑inch TVs.
Even though the official Labor Day countdown at Best Buy hit midnight on September 7, the retailer’s website still shows a surprising number of markdowns. If you missed the early‑bird rush, you can still walk away with a solid discount on everything from Apple headphones to a 65‑inch QLED TV.
Let’s start with the earbuds and over‑the‑ear set that tend to steal the spotlight. Sony’s WH‑1000XM5, long‑standing noise‑cancelling champion, is listed for $198 – that’s a $200 cut from the $398 regular price. Not to be outdone, Apple’s AirPods Max 2 have been trimmed to $449, shaving $100 off the $549.99 list. For those who don’t need the ultra‑premium tier, JBL’s Tune 245NC drops to $59.95 (down from $109.95) and the flexible Tune Flex 2 now costs $69.95. Even the refurbished Anker Soundcore A30 Sleep earbuds appear for $119.99, a nice $110 saving.
If you’re eyeing a new TV, the deals get even juicier. The 65‑inch Hisense U7 Mini‑LED QLED TV is now $849.99, a $650 reduction from its $1,499.99 launch price. It boasts 4K resolution, Dolby Vision, and a 120‑Hz refresh rate that’s friendly to gamers. Smaller screens aren’t left out either: the 58‑inch Hisense QD50 Hi‑QLED sells for $229.99 (originally $399.99) and the 55‑inch Insignia F50 LED is $199.99, down from $349.99. For those dreaming of OLED, Samsung’s 65‑inch S90F drops to $1,299.99, a $1,200 saving.
Laptops haven’t been ignored. Lenovo’s Yoga 7i 2‑in‑1, equipped with a Core Ultra 7 processor, 16 GB RAM and a 512 GB SSD, is now $749.99 – that’s $450 off the usual $1,199.99 tag. It’s a versatile machine that can handle both work‑from‑home sessions and light gaming, making it a solid all‑rounder for students or remote professionals.
Of course, stock levels shift fast and prices can change within minutes, so if any of these numbers look good, act quickly. The takeaway? Labor Day may be over, but the best‑buying window is still open for savvy shoppers who keep an eye on Best Buy’s “Last‑Minute Deals” page.
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