The long weekend is finally here, and retailers are rolling out some impressive Labor Day deals across a range of categories. If you’re looking for bargain buys and don’t want to spend too much cash, CNET’s shopping experts are covering all of the top offers.
We’ve found the best deals under $25 from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and other retailers, and we’ve compiled them below to make it easy. We’ll keep updating this page with any new deals worth shopping as they drop. Keep scrolling to check out what’s already on deck this Labor Day weekend.
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Labor Day deals under $25 on tech
Bring Alexa to your car with this compact accessory. It has five built-in microphones to make sure you’re heard, even over your music and podcasts. Plug it into your car’s power outlet or a free USB port, then pair it to your stereo system over Bluetooth or aux. Along with streaming, you’ll be able to control compatible smart devices at home while you’re away.
Labor Day deals under $25 on home and kitchen
Say goodbye to seeing your pet’s hair (or yours) all over the place. Clean up easily with this ChomChom roller. It also works as a lint roller to help keep lint off of your clothes, rugs and furniture. It works on many surfaces like pillows, couches, carpets and even your car. Available in black or white.
This two-pack of smart light bulbs is down to just $18. You’re essentially paying only $9 each for color-changing and dimmable smart bulbs that reach up to 1,000 lumens of brightness, can be scheduled or controlled remotely and work with Alexa and Google Assistant.
Labor Day deals under $25 on health and fitness
This weighted exercise hoop lets you adjust the rope and loop length to help you reach fitness goals. With up to 32 links, this exercise loop can accommodate up to 66 inches, and as you progress you can remove links as needed. Relatively easy and fun to use, at just over $20, this is a great fitness tool to add to your workout arsenal.
If you still have an old-school scale, now’s the time to upgrade to a digital smart scale. This device can do more than measure body weight. It also provides you with insights into your body fat, muscle mass, BMI, bone mass, metabolic age and more. It’s also compatible with fitness apps like Apple Health, Samsung Health, Google Fit, FitBit and MyFitnessPal. Plus, it supports unlimited users so your whole family can benefit.
Labor Day deals under $25 on toys and games
Have any Disney fans in your friends group or family? This Disney edition of Guess in 10 will be a hit. It’s for ages 6 and up and can accommodate 2-6 players. Whether you’re playing in teams or as singles you can ask questions (up to 10) to guess the Disney character on the game card. First to seven winning cards wins the game, and the average playtime is 20 minutes. If you’re looking for an animated game night, this addition should do the trick.
Bitzee is a great children’s toy because it’s a small, interactive, electronic pet your child can play with anywhere. This model features Disney characters like Mickey Mouse and Stitch. It begins as a baby and grows through three stages as your child cares for it.
Looking for a family-friendly activity for your next game night? This strategic card game only takes 15 minutes to play and can accommodate 2-4 players. You can also nab an expansion pack for a game you can play with up to eight players.
- Squad Hero Flashcatch basketball: $25 (save $10). This light-up basketball is an official size 7 basketball that can be used day or night. It includes batteries and each set is good for up to 30 hours of play.
- Ticket to Ride: San Francisco: $21 (save $4). This special edition board game takes the original railway concept to the Bay. Perfect for newbies and fans of the original, ages 8 and up.
Labor Day deals under $25 on outdoor finds
What should I buy during Labor Day sales?
There are tons of products on sale for less than $25 in honor of Labor Day. There are huge savings across the board, including back-to-school essentials, tech gear, outdoor goods and plenty of other great finds. More deals continue to roll over, so be sure to stay updated with this page. We’ll share all the hottest deals as they drop in our Labor Day coverage.
Where else can I shop for Labor Day sales?
Just about every major retailer is participating in Labor Day sales. We are covering tons of places to help you find the best deals, no matter where you prefer to shop. We’re covering the top discounts at places like Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and Home Depot.
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How we choose the best Labor Day deals
At CNET, we’ve got a team of expert shoppers and deal-hunters whose experience spans years of helping buyers understand which major sales and deals are legitimately good and which are more routine. That includes Black Friday, Prime Day, Fourth of July and countless other shopping events. We’ve gotten very good at weeding out scams and superficial deals. We look for real discounts, quality reviews and remaining sale time when choosing a deal to show you.
- Real discounts mean exactly that. We look at the price history where possible to make sure no manufacturers are inflating prices to make the discount seem more substantial than it is.
- Quality reviews are important for any product but especially for big purchase items like grills, furniture and appliances. If it breaks the first time you use it, the discount isn’t really worthwhile.
- Remaining sale time is a huge part of our vetting process. If a deal seems like it will only be around for a short while or will only be available for the remaining stock, we’ll let you know upfront so you don’t come back to the deal later only to be disappointed.