"In fact, if you're looking to save some cash on seasonal sales (like the upcoming October Prime Day event) or grab a new laptop or smartphone, you should start shopping right now. According to a new survey conducted by CNET (ZDNET's sister site), nearly 87% of those planning to shop for tech products this year are worried about rising costs due to tariffs and inflation, and the availability of popular products, like the Nintendo Switch 2."
"I'm sharing what you need to know about shopping early sales, locating the best deals, and avoiding annoying seasonal surprises, like product shortages and hidden price hikes, so you can save the most money this season and check off every gift on your list -- well before you need to start wrapping them up."
The majority of holiday tech shoppers are concerned about rising costs and product availability, with a CNET survey finding nearly 87% worried about tariffs, inflation, and stock shortages. Many shoppers plan to begin early to capitalize on seasonal sales like October Prime Day and to secure popular items. Average planned spending is $931.18 per US shopper, with millennials averaging $1,070.51. Effective strategies include planning purchases to avoid overspending, shopping early to catch deals, tracking price changes to spot hidden hikes, and monitoring inventory to bypass shortages. These approaches help maximize savings and complete gift lists before peak season.
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