Best Buy is holding its Black Friday in July sale alongside Prime Day, so there are tons of deals to be had even outside the Amazon orbit. And thanks to its Price Match Guarantee, you might still be able to snag some Amazon-level deals — even if you're not a Prime member.
As it turns out, Best Buy may match prices on some of your big Amazon finds. But there are a few important catches. Best Buy will only match prices on items that are new, identical to the one listed on a qualifying competitor’s site (same model number, color, etc.), and immediately available to ship. So you've got to make sure all of those important puzzle pieces are in place first before you start shopping willy-nilly.
You’ll need to provide a live product listing, too. Screenshots and photos won’t work. And if that lower price is part of a membership-only event, like Prime Day, it won’t qualify. Best Buy doesn’t match prices from loyalty or subscription programs, so Prime Day, Walmart+ Week, and Target Circle Week are automatically excluded.
That said, you can still reach out to Best Buy via their online chat, call 1-888-237-8289 (their customer service line), or visit a brick and mortar store to request a price match on certain products. They’ll also match their own prices if something you bought goes on sale during your return window (usually up to 15 days), but only if you ask. The price difference won't be automatically refunded.
So no, you probably can’t score the same exact Prime Day deal through Best Buy. But if a non-member store beats their price, it’s worth checking.
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