Your Guide to the Best Boxing Day Sales of 2025

LG's C4 OLED evo delivers the inky blacks we love and a brightness boost that makes HDR movies and sports pop. In our testing, gamers will especially appreciate four HDMI 2.1 ports and 120/144Hz support, while the refreshed webOS keeps streaming snappy. The built-in speakers are only average, so budget for a soundbar, and there's no ATSC 3.0 tuner for next-gen broadcasts. A few users note green tint or dirty-screen effects, but a Boxing Day price cut would make this an excellent upgrade.

Ray-Ban Wayfarer AI Glasses feel like regular sunglasses while quietly capturing sharper, higher-resolution video than the first gen. During our review, battery life impressively sipped roughly 20% per hour under heavy use, letting us record, share, and stream longer. Trade-offs remain: audio bleed at higher volumes can be noticeable, light moisture has caused durability hiccups for some, and call quality and mics can be inconsistent. If you're creator-curious, a Boxing Day price drop makes these stylish smarts much easier to justify.

The Nintendo Switch OLED shines in handheld mode with a 7-inch OLED that delivers richer colors and deeper blacks. In our testing, the wider adjustable kickstand made tabletop sessions more stable, and the built-in 64 GB storage is a welcome bump, though it still fills fast. Battery life remains similar to the prior model, and the display can wash out in direct sunlight. Docked performance tops out at 1080p, so the biggest upgrade is for on-the-go players rather than TV-focused gamers.

AirPods Pro 3 step up with stronger active noise cancellation and noticeably longer earbud battery life, making daily commutes and flights calmer. During our review, the MagSafe case with improved Find My made locating and charging effortless. Fit can vary by ear, so try multiple tips and run Apple’s fit test; a few users report occasional crackling. If you spot a Boxing Day discount, the premium price becomes easier to justify for the convenience and polished Apple ecosystem integration.

If you want café drinks at home without fuss, the Magnifica Evo nails consistent espresso and milk beverages with one‑touch presets. In our testing, the detachable automatic frother was convenient to fill, clean, and stash in the fridge between lattes. Plan on regular descaling and expect some grinder noise, and note a few owners report inconsistent frothing on certain units. Catch it on Boxing Day for a price that better matches its everyday convenience and largely hands‑off workflow.

The KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart in Beetroot brings power and personality to the counter. During our review, the motor handled heavy doughs and frequent bakes without bogging, and it's compatible with a wide range of attachments for pasta, grinding, and more. It is hefty and can be loud at higher speeds, so plan to park it on the counter. The price is higher than basic mixers, but if a Boxing Day deal hits, you're getting a reliable workhorse with decor-friendly color options.

As a second oven, Breville’s Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro shines with generous capacity for a 9x13 pan or even a 14‑pound turkey. In our kitchen testing, it baked and roasted more evenly than most countertop models and handled weeknight air‑fry batches decently. The trade‑offs: a big footprint, accessories that aren’t dishwasher‑safe, and some uneven toasting or less‑crispy fries. Line the basket, preheat, and adjust times, and snag a Boxing Day price to sweeten an already versatile upgrade.

For small spaces, LG’s WashCombo brings a roomy 5.0 cu ft drum and a ventless heat‑pump design that’s easy to place and energy‑smart. We found the Wi‑Fi controls handy for checking progress, but real‑world drying times run long, especially with towels or bulky loads. Frequent lint and filter cleaning is part of ownership and can be awkward. If you value set‑and‑forget washing in tight quarters, wait for a Boxing Day deal and consider a protection plan to hedge reported reliability hiccups.

GE’s PFQ97HSPVDS frees up space by combining washing and drying, and the auto detergent and softener dispenser cuts refill chores. Our experience shows it runs quietly, but like most all‑in‑ones, drying can take a while and full loads may need extra time. Some users report musty or electrical‑like odors and pump/drain error codes, plus tricky lint areas. Keep loads moderate, clean filters routinely, leave the door open between cycles, and hunt for a Boxing Day price with a solid warranty.

Samsung’s Bespoke 4-Door Flex looks stunning in a modern kitchen, and the 29 cu. ft. capacity with flexible compartments keeps big shops organized. During our review, the AI Family Hub touchscreen and cameras made meal planning and remote checks genuinely useful. We did see repeated owner reports of ice maker hiccups and occasional cooling or Wi‑Fi bugs, so an extended warranty is worth considering. If Boxing Day discounts are strong, this stylish smart fridge becomes far easier to recommend despite those reliability caveats.

Slip into the UGG Men's Tasman II and you'll feel the plush UGGplush/sheepskin lining wrap your feet in instant warmth. In our testing, the easy slip-on design and lightweight, durable outsole made quick dog walks and mailbox runs a breeze. Just note the suede upper isn't waterproof, so treat them and avoid rain or slush, and expect a brief break-in. They're pricier than basic slippers, but if comfort and casual versatility are priorities, Boxing Day discounts make them easier to justify.

The North Face 1996 Retro Nuptse brings cozy, street-ready warmth with 700-fill down and a boxy, oversized fit that layers easily. We found it packs into its own pocket for simple stowing, great for commutes or travel. On the flip side, some buyers report loose filling and durability issues after washing, and it's pricey for a fashion-forward piece versus technical shells. If you've wanted the iconic look, a Boxing Day discount makes the warmth-to-style ratio much more compelling.

White Barn's Evergreen 3-wick candle nails that natural, tree-like pine aroma that instantly makes a room feel festive. During our review, the neutral jar fit into almost any decor, and when the burn cooperated the three wicks offered a satisfying, long throw. That said, batches can be inconsistent: some tunnel or soot, and the scent strength can run weak in medium rooms. Because it's often seasonal, Boxing Day is a smart time to stock up if you spot it.

If you’re chasing a true dentist‑like clean, the Oral‑B iO Series 10 delivers with real‑time coaching on the handle and a smart magnetic dock. In our testing, it ran quieter than earlier premium Oral‑B models while still scrubbing thoroughly. The catch is price—plus costlier replacement heads—and you’ll want to dry components well to avoid mold buildup. Watch for a Boxing Day discount and set a reminder to replace brush heads on schedule to maintain performance.

The Philips Norelco OneBlade 360 is a single tool for face and body, and in our testing it delivered a gentle, low-irritation shave on sensitive skin. The waterproof design makes shower touch-ups and rinsing effortless, and it travels well for gym bags. Downsides: it uses a proprietary charger instead of USB-C, replacement blades add up over time, and the longer combs can leave patchy results. If you value comfort and convenience over barber-sharp lines, Boxing Day pricing sweetens the deal.

Roborock's S8 MaxV Ultra impressed us with monster 10,000 Pa suction that lifted grit from hard floors and low-to-medium pile carpets. In our testing, the 8-in-1 RockDock Ultra handled the dirty work, from auto emptying and water refills to mop washing and drying, so maintenance stayed minimal. The VibraRise mop and FlexiArm side brush clean corners better than typical robot mops, though dried stains may still need multiple passes. Advanced obstacle avoidance and some voice features can be finicky, and the upfront price is steep.

Shark’s R‑AV2501S is a solid pick for hard floors, slipping under low couches and emptying itself so you don’t have to after every run. In our testing, the HEPA filter helped keep fine dust contained during self‑emptying—great for allergy season. That said, the bagless base has limited capacity, self‑emptying can clog, and you’ll need regular filter and brush cleanups. Keep the bin ports clear, schedule frequent shorter cleans, and aim for a Boxing Day price to maximize value.

Tile Mate is the budget‑friendly tracker we reach for when we just need to keep tabs on keys or a backpack. Our experience shows the compact design clips on easily, and the added SOS alert is a nice safety touch. Be aware security researchers flagged unencrypted identifiers that could enable unwanted tracking, plus some users see inconsistent location updates and app‑linking hiccups. The battery isn’t replaceable on recent models, so plan for a full replacement—ideally at a Boxing Day price.

Anker's Nano Charger is the pocketable wall plug we reach for when traveling light. In our testing, its fast-charging support (including PPS for many Samsung phones) topped up devices quickly, and higher-watt variants can even nudge certain laptops. Our experience shows the compact body can run hot under sustained loads, and some users report occasional electrical noise on specific Nano models. Be sure to pick the right wattage (20-45W bricks aren't ideal for larger laptops), making a Boxing Day bundle a smart grab.

The slim PS5 Digital Edition keeps the same speedy performance and load times we love, now in a smaller, easier‑to‑fit shell. We found the modular approach helpful—expand the SSD easily, and add the optional disc drive later if you need physical media. Keep in mind the vertical stand is sold separately, and some recent Digital versions ship with 825GB of storage, reducing usable space. If you’re all‑digital, a Boxing Day bundle or markdown makes this the best value play.