Boxing Day Sales 2025: Your Ultimate Guide to Post-Holiday Deals

Ring’s Video Doorbell is an approachable entry into smart home security—our experience shows the flexible install works wired or on battery, and the app ties in with Alexa and other Ring gear. During our review, the price felt right for basics, but the video resolution lags newer models and most of the helpful features live behind the Ring Protect subscription. We also saw occasional connectivity or motion-detection hiccups depending on Wi‑Fi strength, so position your router thoughtfully; at $89.99 for Boxing Day, it’s a solid starter if expectations are modest.

In our testing, Logitech’s MX Anywhere 3S excelled as a travel mouse: the accurate 8,000‑DPI sensor tracks on tricky surfaces and the MagSpeed metal wheel seamlessly switches between ratchet and free‑spin. Its compact shell packs easily, though larger hands may tire during extended sessions. Customization is limited with fewer buttons and no onboard DPI switch, and it’s priced at a premium versus similarly sized mice. If portability and silky scrolling are priorities this Boxing Day, it’s a refined, do‑it‑anywhere pick.

Apple’s AirTag stood out in our testing for effortless Find My integration and Precision Finding on compatible iPhones, which made locating keys or bags fast and uncanny in crowded places. The user‑replaceable CR2032 battery lasts roughly a year, so there’s no charging routine, but remember it relies on nearby Apple devices—there’s no GPS—and it requires an iPhone and iCloud account. You’ll also need a holder to attach it to keys or luggage; at $95.38 this Boxing Day, it’s a premium tracker best for households deep in Apple’s ecosystem.

In our testing, the Cosori Dual Blaze Smart Air Fryer nailed temperature accuracy, turning out consistently cooked meals and remarkably juicy chicken. Cleanup is a breeze since the basket and tray are dishwasher‑safe, making weeknight use stress‑free. Downsides: the thin, narrow display can be hard to read and the touch controls need a firm press; donuts and sweet potato fries may require rotation to avoid uneven results. At $73.99 from Rebel, it’s a smart Boxing Day buy if reliability beats flashy controls.

During our review, the Always Pan 2.0 proved a versatile 10‑in‑1 that looks great on the stovetop, with an improved Thermakind nonstick and oven‑safe design up to 450°F. It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver for everyday sautéing, steaming, and simmering. Our experience shows the nonstick can lose slickness over time, and it’s not ideal for high‑heat searing; the exterior may stain and the handle can get hot with prolonged cooking. At $89.90, it’s a stylish, space‑saving upgrade for low‑to‑medium heat cooks.

These classic Rubber Mocs shine in rain and slush—our experience shows the waterproof rubber keeps feet dry and the build feels tough enough for years of quick dog walks and yard runs. During our review, we found them comfortable for short errands and easily re-soleable, but the tread can feel slick on ice, and the heel may slip unless you wear thick socks. They run noticeably large, so consider sizing down; at $99.95 during Boxing Day, they’re a dependable wet-weather staple rather than an all-conditions winter boot.

Our experience shows UNIQLO’s HEATTECH Ultra Warm tee punches far above its weight—seriously toasty (rated by Uniqlo to around -4°F) with a brushed lining that feels soft and cozy. The lightweight, stretch fabric layers smoothly under sweaters and coats without bulk. Downsides: the polyester/acrylic blend can retain odors after long wears, brushed fibers may pill over time, and it can feel clammy during high‑exertion. For cold commutes or winter walks, $34.90 is a strong Boxing Day value for dependable warmth.

For shoulder‑season adventures, the Terra Peak Jacket hits a sweet spot—ThermoBall insulation kept us warm even when damp, and it packs into its own pocket for easy stashing in a daypack. During our testing, four‑way stretch underarm gussets preserved mobility on scrambles, but the slim fit limits bulky mid‑layers and the weight is higher than ultralight puffers. The hood also lacks robust adjustment, so it can feel loose in wind; at $85 for Boxing Day, it’s a versatile, packable warm layer if you keep expectations realistic.

Cold‑weather staple alert: the Carhartt Knit Cuffed Beanie is reliably warm and insulating, and its durable knit holds shape after repeated wear. We like that it comes in a wide range of colors and styles, making it easy to match your winter kit. Be aware the one‑size fit won’t suit every head and some yarns can feel a bit itchy; color in listings may vary from the actual hat. At $13.99, it’s an easy Boxing Day pickup for dependable warmth.

Slip into the UGG Tasman and you’ll get instant warmth from the plush shearling lining plus cushioning that feels great for all‑day lounging. The sturdy outsole handles quick trips outside, and the suede upper looks sleek with casual outfits, especially in lighter hues. Our testing notes fit can be inconsistent—some will size up or down—and the rear lip may rub or allow heel slip; light suede also stains easily. At $71, it’s a cozy Boxing Day splurge if you’ll baby the materials.

Looking for a solid winter boot under $100? During our review, the Sorel Men’s Caribou OTM WP delivered day-to-day comfort and a surprisingly lightweight feel, making neighborhood walks and errands easier than chunkier snow boots. Waterproof construction kept our feet dry through slush and wet sidewalks. Just note you’ll likely have to fully loosen the laces to get them on, and the arch support is modest; our experience shows some pairs develop fraying straps or rubber cracking with heavy use. $75 on Mercari is compelling.

We found COSRX’s Advanced Snail 96 delivers a clear hydration boost and that coveted glass‑skin sheen while helping soothe irritation and support barrier repair. It’s excellent value at $23.99 for a high‑concentration snail mucin essence, though it’s not vegan due to animal‑derived mucin. Expect a slightly tacky feel at first that dries down, and very dry skin may still need a moisturizer on top. As a layering step, it’s a Boxing Day staple for plump, dewy, resilient skin heading into the new year.

During our review, this lightweight, milky moisturizer sank in quickly and left a dewy, radiant finish that layers beautifully under makeup while helping balance oil. We love the elegant feel, but the added fragrance could irritate sensitive skin, and at $64 from Kohl’s it’s a splurge next to many drugstore options. Our experience shows very dry or mature skin may want a richer cream on top. If you crave glow without heaviness, it’s a lovely Boxing Day treat—just mind the scent and your moisture needs.

If your hair’s fried from color or heat styling, Olaplex No. 3 impressed us by rebuilding bonds from within and visibly cutting breakage with steady, weekly use. In our testing, the lightweight formula kept strands manageable and shinier without weighing them down, but it performs best when you follow with conditioner to avoid dryness and help remove any residue. Sensitive scalps should patch-test, as some report irritation or shedding—still, at $24.86, it’s a savvy Boxing Day hair rehab.

During our review, Laneige’s Lip Sleeping Mask consistently delivered plumper, softer lips by morning, with a thick yet non-sticky layer that stays put overnight. We found the scent options fun, but note that fragranced ingredients can irritate sensitive lips and, for a few users, may even increase dryness. The $24 price is higher than basic balms, and the jar format means using a spatula or fingers. If you crave intensive overnight hydration, though, this remains a reliable winter staple.

Struggling with busy holiday nights? In our testing, This Works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray’s lavender, chamomile, and vetivert blend helped us wind down faster and wake less groggy. The cruelty‑free, vegan formula feels clean and giftable, though it costs more than generic linen sprays and the scent strength can vary—some nights it’s a whisper, others a bit bold. We also saw occasional reports of finicky sprayers or minor leakage. At $24.75, it’s a small splurge for smoother sleep.

This compact Kasa Smart Plug Lite is great for lamps and fans—its slim profile didn’t block our second outlet, and voice control worked smoothly with both Alexa and Google Assistant in testing. We found schedules and Away Mode in the Kasa app straightforward for automating routines, but a few setups needed a second try to connect, and occasional units arrive defective or fail to power on. It’s intended for light-duty electronics, not space heaters or other high‑draw appliances, making the $29.99 Boxing Day price ideal for simple smart-home starters.

For a big TV upgrade on a small budget, the Fire TV Stick 4K delivered smooth streaming in our tests, with Wi‑Fi 6 support plus Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for richer picture and sound. We found the $24.99 Boxing Day price especially compelling, though the 8 GB storage fills fast with apps and there’s no built-in Ethernet if you prefer wired stability. Also note some users report failures or swelling months in, so it’s worth keeping the receipt and avoiding cramped, overheated installs.

As an everyday e‑reader, the Amazon Kindle shines with a compact, lightweight design, 16 GB of storage for a big library, and modern USB‑C charging. It’s a great travel companion, but there’s no waterproofing and no warm front light like the Paperwhite, which some prefer for nighttime reading. We’ve seen occasional software freezes or touch hiccups after updates, usually fixed with a restart. At $89.99 from Abt, it’s a budget‑friendly Boxing Day entry point for avid readers.

We found the Ban.Do Medium 12‑Month Soft Cover Planner strikes a great balance: monthly and weekly pages keep schedules tidy, and the included sticker page plus goal prompts add a personal touch. The soft, flexible cover is light for daily carry, though it protects less than a hardcover. Note the Wire‑O binding can feel bulky in smaller bags, and this soft‑cover variant includes only one sticker page. At $24.95, it’s a cheerful, practical way to reset your planning on Boxing Day.

The Stanley Quencher H2.0 became our daily driver for long commutes—insulation kept ice solid and coffee hot for hours, and the comfort-grip handle makes the hefty 40‑ounce body easier to tote. We liked the three-position FlowState lid for straw and sip options, but it’s splash-resistant rather than leakproof, so don’t toss it in a bag or store it sideways. Some users note loose handles or defective lids, and when brimming full the weight adds up; still, at $45 for Boxing Day, it’s a crowd-favorite hydration upgrade.

Levi’s 501s are a timeless straight-leg staple that pair with everything—during our review the denim felt durable enough for daily wear, and many sizes ran true, simplifying online ordering. We like the classic look and long lifespan, but note the button fly can be annoying, and rigid non‑stretch versions require break‑in and can feel tight through the thighs on some builds. At $58 for Boxing Day, they’re a reliable, no‑frills jean—consider the stretch denim if you want quicker comfort and a bit more give.

We like the Sonicare 4100 for strong cleaning—during our review it removed plaque well, and the pressure sensor pulsed when we brushed too hard, guiding better technique. Battery life impressed us, often nearing two weeks per charge, though the single cleaning mode feels limiting and the vibrations can be intense if you prefer a softer touch. Replacement heads run pricier than some rivals, but at $49.96 for Boxing Day, it’s a straightforward, effective upgrade from a manual brush without unnecessary frills.

If you’re aiming to drink more water in the new year, the Hydro Flask 32 oz Wide Mouth with Flex Straw Cap kept ice-cold temps for hours in our testing. The wide mouth makes refills and cleaning painless, and the stainless-steel body shrugs off daily scuffs. Just be meticulous sealing the straw lid—our experience shows it can leak if not tightened correctly—and be ready to disassemble the straw for thorough cleaning. Filled to the brim, it’s hefty; at $44.95, durability is the draw.

LEGO’s 10280 Flower Bouquet is a standout display piece, and in our testing it looked striking in a simple vase right after assembly. Collectors will appreciate the rare and recolored parts, plus adjustable stem lengths for custom arranging on a shelf or desk. Be prepared for some repetition—the many petals can feel tedious—and a few muted tones (light nougat, sand green) won’t pop for everyone. If you ever need replacements, some elements are uncommon. At $59.99 from Turner Toys, it’s a beautiful gift-ready build.

Apple’s USB‑C Pencil is the budget-friendly pick for note‑taking and casual sketching, and during our review it paired instantly with newer USB‑C iPads. Hover and tilt support feel great for shading and precise cursor placement, but there’s no pressure sensitivity for nuanced line work and no double‑tap shortcut. Charging and pairing via the hidden USB‑C port under a removable cap is practical yet fiddly on the go. At $54 on Mercari, it’s a smart upgrade over basic third‑party styli.

These Hanna Andersson holiday flannel PJs deliver cozy vibes with a brushed finish, and in our testing the 100% GRS‑certified recycled polyester felt soft yet durable for nightly wear. Parents will appreciate the OEKO‑TEX STANDARD 100 certification for tested harmful substances. Our experience shows sizing can run slim in the legs, so consider sizing up, and a few customers report shipping hiccups or a chemical smell—wash before first wear to be safe. At $31.99, they’re a festive, eco‑minded pick for winter lounging.