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Black Friday cashback rates from Topcashback & Quidco

You could max your savings going via cashback sites

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The two big cashback sites – Topcashback* and Quidco* – are offering bonus cashback on a range of retailers, most of which currently have Black Friday sales on. By going through to the retailer via a cashback site before you purchase means you could effectively get even more of a discount on your items – though you will have to wait a while to get your cashback.

You shouldn't choose where to shop based on cashback alone, as it's never 100% guaranteed, so always go for the best price on the item you're after, and see any cashback as an extra bonus. See our Top cashback sites guide for full info on how they work.

Below, we've picked 18 popular retailers and checked the rates offered for each at Topcashback and Quidco at 3pm on Friday 29 November.

Where Topcashback rates differ for its 'Classic' (free) and 'Plus' (£5/year of your earned cashback) membership, we've given both rates, and we've done the same for Quidco 'Basic' (free) and 'Premium' (£1/month of your earned cashback) membership.

BLACK FRIDAY CASHBACK	Topcashback*	Quidco*
Adidas	Classic members: 7.65% Plus members: 9%	Basic members: 5.25% Premium members: 7%
Amazon	Classic members: 2.12% on Echo, Ring, Fire Tablet, Kindle & Fire TV devices Plus members: 2.5% on Echo, Ring, Fire Tablet, Kindle & Fire TV devices	2% on Echo, Fire TV & Kindle
Argos	10%	Basic members: Up to 9% Premium members: Up to 12%
Asos	Classic members: 5.1% for Asos newbies, 0.85% for existing Asos customers Plus members: 6.66% for newbies, 1.11% for existing	18% for new customers, max £25 cashback or 3% for existing customers, max £25 cashback
The Body Shop	Classic members: 6.8% Plus members: 8%	N/A
Boots	15%	Basic members: 10% Premium members: 15%
Crocs	10.2%	Basic members: Up to 7.5% Premium members: Up to 10%
Currys	Up to 20% on selected products	Up to 30% on selected products, 1.5% on most other purchases
Disney Store	Classic members: 12.75% Plus members: 15%	Basic members: 10.87% Premium members: 14.5%
Dyson	Classic members: 6.8%, or 0.85% if using a promotional code Plus members: 8%, or 1% if using a promotional code	Basic members: 7.5% on vacuums, 4.5% other purchases, 0.75% if using a promotional code Premium members: 10% on vacuums, 6% other purchases, 1% if using a promotional code
eBay	10%, up to £50 max cashback	10%
John Lewis	Up to 0.5% on Apple, Google & Amazon products, 1% on most other purchases	1% for Apple, Google & Amazon products, 2% on most other purchases
New Look	Classic members: 8.5% Plus members: 10%	20%
Nike	Classic members: 8.5% Plus members: 10%	18%, max £25 cashback
Ninja	Classic members: 6.8%, or 0.85% when using newsletter sign up code Plus members: 8%, or 1% when using newsletter sign up code	Basic members: 5.25% Premium members: 7%
Pandora	Classic members: 6.8% Plus members: 8%	15%
Shark	8%, or 1% when using newsletter sign up code	Basic members: 5.25% Premium members: 7%
Tui	10% for hotel-only booking, 2% for other bookings	Basic members: 4.5% for hotel-only booking, 1.25% for other bookings Premium members: 6% for hotel-only booking, 1.5% for other bookings

New to cashback sites? Grab a newbies offer:

Topcashback extra £30 cashback with a £5+ spend
Quidco extra £28 cashback with a £5+ spend

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for all our Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals analysis.

Cheapest Nintendo Switch UK Black Friday console deals

£175 Switch Lite, £245 Switch bundle, £277 Switch OLED

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Lots of retailers are discounting Nintendo Switch consoles, bundles and games as part of their Black Friday promotions.

While Amazon is offering strong deals on the Nintendo Switch Lite, other Switch consoles are only seeing modest discounts. Overall, the biggest price cut is on the Nintendo Switch OLED.

Here are the best Nintendo Switch deals we spotted on 29 November.

Nintendo Switch model	Normal price	Cheapest we’ve spotted
Nintendo Switch Lite	£199.99	£175 at Amazon* (in grey). The cheapest price we’ve seen this year. Also £175.99 in yellow.
Nintendo Switch Lite Animal Crossing bundle	£199.99	£189.99 at Amazon, John Lewis and Argos. The same price as last year
Nintendo Switch (red/blue)	£259.99	£249.92 at Amazon*. The same discount as last Black Friday.
Nintendo Switch bundle (console and Nintendo Switch Sports game)	£259.99	£245 at Amazon* (Switch Sports + three-month online membership bundle). As cheap as we’ve seen it this year You can get a 12-month bundle for £249 at Amazon*. Both offers are for neon blue/red consoles.
Nintendo Switch OLED (white or neon)	£309.99	£277 at Amazon* (in white) and £279.99 at John Lewis* (in white and neon red/blue). We saw it cheaper earlier in the year for £268.49 at Amazon.
Nintendo Switch OLED bundle (console and Mario Wonder game)	£309.99	£279 at EE* (Mario Wonder + 12-month online membership bundle). Was cheaper earlier in the year for £269.95 at Amazon.

Here are some deals we’ve spotted on Switch games:

FC25 (normally £49.99) – £27.99 at Currys*. This is the lowest price we’ve seen this year.
The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (normally £49.99) – £36.99 at Currys* with four months’ Apple TV+ membership. Same price at Amazon*, John Lewis* and Argos. We did see it slightly cheaper earlier in the year, however.
Super Mario Party Jamboree (normally £49.99) – £36.99 at Amazon*, John Lewis*, Currys* and Very.
Sonic Superstars (normally £49.99) – £19.99 at Argos, Very and Smyths. This the lowest price we’ve seen it.
Hogwarts Legacy (normally £49.99) – £14.99 at Nintendo. This is the lowest price we’ve seen this year.

Important: Don't get taken in by the hype around Black Friday and sucked into buying something you don't need to or can't afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don't just take a retailer's word for it.

See our Bl ack Friday page for more deals.

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