Cyber Monday 2019 ad roundup: Rollover deals at Amazon, Costco, Walmart, Best Buy and Target - CNET

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Black Friday is over and we're trudging back into work, but the deals are still going strong as Amazon, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, GameStop, Sam's Club and Newegg slide into Cyber Monday mode. And while there are major savings to be had on TVs, speakers, smart home gadgets and gaming devices, it can be difficult to track what's actually worth buying.

To help, we've pulled the complete Black Friday ads of the major outlets together in this article and pointed out some highlights we think are particularly hot.

Amazon's main Black Friday sale kicked off last week, but plenty of deals are still available now. The online megaretailer has also outlined a full slate of deals it expects to roll out over the weekend and for Cyber Monday.

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Some of the deals that are live now include:

Sam's Club

Sam's Club was closed on Thanksgiving -- a move we totally respect -- but its doors opened at 7 a.m. local time on Black Friday, and sales are running through Sunday, Dec. 1. Sam's Club's Cyber Week savings will kick off on Monday, Dec. 2, and run through Friday, December 6.

Full Sam's Club Black Friday ad.

Full Sam's Club Cyber Week ad.

The best Sam's Club deals we've found include:

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GameStop's sales on items like PlayStation 4 systems, Xbox One systems, video games and accessories started a bit early, on Sunday, and run through Cyber Monday, Dec. 2.

Full GameStop BlackFriday ad.

Originally published last week. Updated with new ads and deals.

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