2 Holiday Gifts You Shouldn’t Buy at Best Buy

2 Holiday Gifts You Shouldn’t Buy at Best Buy

The days when consumers went to Best Buy (NYSE:BBY) to look at items they later intended to buy on Amazon(NASDAQ:AMZN) have long since passed. The retailer has remade its business, and now offers competitive pricing that makes it an Amazon competitor rather than a showroom for the online giant. That makes Best Buyone of the top Black Friday destinations. The retailer sells the televisions, appliances, computers, and phones that top many people's wish lists -- in fact, when the chain opens its doors on Thanksgiving Day at 5 p.m. it will have some of the lowest prices on electronics being offered by any retailer.
Best Buy has become a player that can compete with anyone, but there are still two areas where you should not make a purchase from the retail chain. In one case, Amazon remains the better bet; and in the other, there are simply cheaper options.

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