Top Nikon D5600 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals for 2018: Best Nikon Camera Deals Rated by Retail Egg
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Nikon D5600 deals are here and sales experts at Retail Egg are comparing the best deals for 2018.
BOSTON, November 20, 2018 (Newswire.com) - Searching for the best Nikon D5600, D3400, D750 and D7200 Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals? Retail Egg has published its list of the best Nikon DSLR camera deals for 2018. Find their list below.
Best Black Friday and Cyber Monday Nikon deals for 2018:
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Nikon D5600 Wi-Fi Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm VR & 70-300mm DX AF-P Lenses + 64GB Card + Case + Flash + Battery + Tripod + Tele/Wide Lens Kit - at Amazon
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Save 10 percent on the Nikon D3400 w/ AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR (Black) - at Amazon
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Save 30 percent on the Nikon D750 FX-format Digital SLR Camera Body - at Amazon
- Save 23 percent on the Nikon D7200 24.2 MP Dual Zoom Lens Kit with 3.2" LCD, Black - at Amazon
Save on Nikon DSLR and Coolpix cameras at the Walmart Black Friday sale.
Note: Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are time-limited. Check the Amazon Black Friday and Cyber Monday page for their full range of live deals.
The Nikon D5600 is the sixth camera in Nikon’s D5000 lineup. It is a midrange DX-format that sports a 24MP CMOS sensor with no optical low-pass filter (OLPF) and the company's latest EXPEED 4 processor. The newest Nikon D5600 builds upon prior cameras in the lineup mainly by adding Nikon’s SnapBridge -- a way to sync photos automatically to the phone while taking pictures.
In order to identify the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for shoppers, the team at Retail Egg researches and tracks product prices throughout the holiday shopping season. Visit their Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals page for an up-to-date list of the top deals for 2018.
E-commerce spending and web traffic numbers are likely to break online records during this year's Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. This growth is fueled in no small part by the rise of mobile e-commerce. Data from Adobe indicates that smartphones were responsible for 47.4 percent of U.S.-based online shopping traffic on Cyber Monday 2017 and generated approximately 33 percent of total sales revenue.
Source: Retail Egg
