Black Friday Fnac: the top 12 unmissable offers this weekend

Black Friday is ending, but the great deals extend until Monday, November 29. Find below a selection of Black Friday offers not to be missed this weekend!

Black Friday did take place this Friday, November 26 at Fnac. A whole day with very interesting offers and allowing to make many savings. On the sites of e-merchants there is always a wide selection of good deals. Indeed, with Cyber ​​Monday which takes place this Monday, November 29, the offers are still raining for your greatest happiness! Discover our selection of offers not to be missed this weekend on the Fnac website.

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The top Fnac offers still available:

• Nintendo Switch + Mario Kart + Online subscription at only 274.99 euros
• Xiaomi Mi Smart electric bike at 499.99 euros instead of 999.999
• MacBook Air at 999.99 euros instead of 1129.99 euros
• Pack Microsoft Surface GO 2 + keyboard + mouse at 499.99 euros instead of 785.99 euros
• FitBit Inspire 2 connected watch at 69.99 euros instead of 99.99 euros
• Xiaomi Mi Electric Electric Scooter Pro 2 Mercedes AMG at 679.99 euros instead of 799.99 euros
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 at 569.99 euros instead of 719.99 euros
• OPPO Find X3 Lite at 329 euros instead of 369 euros
• Xiaomi Mi Band 5 connected watch at 19.99 euros instead of 49.99 euros
• Sony Xperia 5 II at 649 euros instead of 899 euros
• iPhone 12 Mini 64 GB at 599 euros instead of 689 euros

Fnac offers its membership card for less than 5 euros for Black Friday

You may be a regular at Fnac and still do not have the Fnac membership card! It’s a shame because the latter offers a wide selection of advantages. The Fnac + card allows you to take advantage of free and unlimited delivery in 1 working day on fnac.com and darty.com, but also in 2 hours Chrono or by appointment. A wide choice of options that adapt to your availability. With the FNAC + Card, you benefit from a common fund. So you accumulate euros during your purchases and you spend them at Fnac & Darty, both in store and online. With your Fnac + card, you have access to special private sales and therefore to exclusive offers and discounts online and in store. You also have access to the Partner Pass which offers you up to -35% reduction with more than 70 partners, such as Booking, Carrefour or even Europcar.

Normally, the Fnac + card is sold for 9.99 euros. During Black Friday its price drops to 4.99 euros, an interesting promotion to grab quickly.

Black Friday Mission: the name of the operation at Fnac!

This year on the Fnac site we find the “Black Friday Mission”. It is under this name that all the offers available for Black Friday are grouped together. One thing is certain, they are many and varied. TV, Macbook, Samsung Galaxy S20FE, Dyson vacuum cleaners or even toys, there is something for everyone. For the vast majority of offers, they will be available until Cyber ​​Monday, namely Monday, November 29. So you have the whole weekend and Monday to do good business and especially savings! Every day, Fnac puts forward the best offers of the day via the “24h Chrono” category.

Fnac promo code: be on the lookout for Black Friday

During Black Friday, there are promotions on the vast majority of products offered. Discounts of up to -50% are offered, special offers such as buy one free are available. However, as throughout the year and depending on the department, you can take advantage of a promo code allowing you to make even more savings! A few days ago, the promo code BLACK15 allowed you to take advantage of an additional 15% discount. In general, FNAC promo codes are reserved for members and as the Fnac + card is offered as a promotion for Black Friday, it would be a shame to miss out on additional discounts. In addition, a detail which is important, on the occasion of Black Friday the returns were extended. For any product ordered, you have until January 15, 2022 to return it. Perfect for your Christmas shopping. If these don’t match, you can still get your money back!

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