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Wednesday 25 November 2015 7:03 am  |  Updated:  Monday 08 November 2021 12:59 pm

Black Friday 2015 UK: John Lewis will have to beat sales on iPads, Nutribullets, Samsung TVs and De’Longhi coffee machines to improve on last year’s bargain bonanza

By: City PM reporter

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Black Friday 2015 is around the corner and many retailers – including Amazon, EBay and Currys PC World are already offering huge discounts on a wide array of TVs, computers and other must-have electrical devices. 

John Lewis has so far kept its powder dry and will only be unveiling its offers on the day itself – Friday 27 November. 

Managing director Andy Street has said it will be bigger and better than ever before, and is pushing to make John Lewis “win” Christmas for the seventh year in a row. 

Read more: John Lewis bans staff discounts on Black Friday sales

But Black Friday was huge for the department store last year, with tablets including Apple’s iPad Mini selling every second, while one Nutribullet was bought every 30 seconds. 

Here’s what John Lewis is up against this Black Friday if it wants to keep hold of its crown for Christmas…
 

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