Black Friday or Boxing Day

records seems to show the most amount of sales being around black friday weekend

Cant say i ever get the best deals from these events. I tend to get better bargains at random sales throughout the year, the sales that aren’t as mainstream. Closing down sales are usually the best - think I got some things for about 90% from those kind of sales

I don’t mind shopping online during Boxing Day sales but I cannot stand the crazyness of Boxing Day sales. I went to cheshire oaks on Black Friday last year, big mistake and never again

I don't think there's any difference between black Friday to boxing day. Only the different is that good Friday is ideal for Christmas presents.

I prefer both for online shopping

I think boxing day sales are better than black friday.

I don't think there's any difference. Based on a visit to my local shopping mall on Monday people go just as crazy for both.

I find Black Friday has more variety... I find Boxing Day sales tend to be purely Christmas stock in most shops, if you don’t want to get anything for Christmas next year, you don’t usually find any good bargains..

Hard to compare the both, I don’t really tend to shop much on Black Friday as I’ve got most of my Christmas stuff done by now! so id have to say Boxing Day as that is when I go out and get the bargains for the year ahead

Last january i got something that is fir my daughter for christmas this year it was 99p reduced from £10. I dobt ever seem to find anything amazing in the black friday sales

I have always thought that boxing day sales were much better but have seen some decent sales this black friday so far, prior to the actual day of course. Prefer doing both online though, more convenient and avoid crowds

I prefer Black Friday. I've never been that bothered about the Boxing Day sales. I certainly wouldn't get up really early on the 26th and queue outside a shop

Definitely prefer Black Friday. I like to get all the Christmas gifts in with plenty of time. I'm never in the mood for shopping soon after Christmas.