What Not to Buy on Black Friday

Tips to help you avoid Black Friday's faux deals.

Get the Inside Scoop on Black Friday - Long lines, limited quantities and the missed opportunity to sleep in on Friday: Are Black Friday shopping deals really worth it? Before you hit the stores, check out these tips from Dealnews.com to help you avoid faux deals on items that are better values when purchased at other times in the year. — Britt Middleton (Photo: Matthew Peyton/Getty Images for Best Buy)
Toys - While you may find some irresistible discounts, for some popular toys, such as the recently re-launched Kenya doll, Dealnews.com recommends waiting until the week before Christmas if possible, when prices are at their lowest. (Photo: Hiroko Masuike/Getty Images)
Televisions - That 41-inch HD television may seem like a steal, but have you noticed most of the discounted models are off-brands?  If you're brand loyal, it's best to wait until January and February, when manufacturers roll out their new models and mark down best sellers. (Photo: Craig Lassig/Getty Images for Best Buy)Digital Cameras - "If you're eyeing a brand new digital SLR, we recommend waiting until February or later when it becomes an 'old model,' resulting in more aggressive discounts from retailers," says Dealnews.com's Emily Dovi. (Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

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Get the Inside Scoop on Black Friday - Long lines, limited quantities and the missed opportunity to sleep in on Friday: Are Black Friday shopping deals really worth it? Before you hit the stores, check out these tips from Dealnews.com to help you avoid faux deals on items that are better values when purchased at other times in the year. — Britt Middleton (Photo: Matthew Peyton/Getty Images for Best Buy)

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