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Target’s Circle Week has officially returned, offering savings for Target Circle members of up to 40% on name brands, everyday items and more.
This year’s Target Circle Week runs Oct. 1-7, ending a few days before Amazon’s fall Prime Big Deal Days sale on Oct. 10-11. You will need to be a Target Circle member to take advantage of the savings, but it is free to join and there is no membership fee. You will save an additional 5%, however, if you also have a Target RedCard.
Once you’ve created an account, simply make sure you’re logged in and you can start shopping. You’ll need to save each deal that you want in order for it to be applied at checkout, so you’ll want to double-check that you clipped the coupons before placing your order.
The deals may change or specific products could sell out, so you’ll want to shop early and check back often. Also keep in mind that shipping is not included for most items, but store pickup is free.
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Just some deals you’ll find include up to 40% off kitchen items and floor care and 30% off women’s clothing and Halloween costumes. You’ll also be able to save 20% on bedding and bath items, select diapers and wipes, books and movies, and even some grocery items like cereal and coffee.
There are also instant savings. You can save $10 when you spend $50 on toys or save $25 if you spend $100. You will also receive a $15 Target gift card if you spend $50 on household essentials and a $5 gift card if you spend $25 on select beauty brands.
Members can even get special savings from Shipt and Tripadvisor. Shipt is offering 50% off a new annual same-day delivery membership, while Tripadvisor is giving members 20% off Tripadvisor Things to Do.
Take a look at some of the best deals you’ll find in Target’s Circle Week now through Oct. 7.
1. Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush
$259.99 at Target (was $379.99)
You’ll save $120 on the Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush, now priced at $259.99.
The toothbrush has “SensIQ technology” that Sonicare says senses, adapts and cares for your teeth. It’s designed to remove up to 20 times more plaque than a manual toothbrush while also making your gums healthier. It comes with one brush head, a charging stand and a travel case.
2. Dyson V8 Origin Cordless Stick Vacuum
$299.99 at Target (was $429.99)
You’ll save $130 on this Dyson V8 Origin Cordless Stick Vacuum, now priced at $299.99.
A Target exclusive, the vacuum has up to 40 minutes of run time and converts from a lightweight stick to a handheld for things like cars, stairs and furniture. The washable filter can be reused for the entire life of the vacuum.
3. HP 15.6″ FHD Laptop
$349.99 at Target (was $579.99)
You can save $230 on this HP 15.6″ FHD Laptop with 8 GB RAM and 512GB SSD storage.
The laptop has an anti-glare display and comes with Windows 11 Home. It also has a backlit keyboard, numeric keypad, HD camera, headphone/microphone combination and up to eight hours of battery life.
4. 7.5-foot Pre-Lit Full Cascade Fir Artificial Christmas Tree
You’ll save 50% on artificial Christmas Trees now through Oct. 7, including this 7.5-foot Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree with warm white LED lights. Now priced at $137.50, you’ll also save $137.50.
The tree comes with 700 LED lights and has pull-down branches for a natural look. It also comes with a foldable stand that makes set-up and storage quick and easy.
5. 5-feet Posable Skeleton
Too soon to think about Christmas? You can also save 30% on Halloween costumes and decorations, like this 5-feet tall posable skeleton, now priced at just $28, a savings of $12.
The skeleton is posable and can be used indoors or outside. It comes with a string, so you can choose to sit it in a chair, have it stand or it can be hung from a porch or tree.
6. Apple iPad Air 10.9-inch Wi-Fi Only, 5th Gen
$499.99 at Target (was $599.99)
You can save $100 on the iPad Air (5th Gen), which is now priced at $499.99. The iPad has a 10.9-inch display, 12 megapixel camera and 64 GB of storage.
While it comes in five colors, there’s a chance some may sell out, so you’ll want to act fast and order as soon as you can.
7. Beats Solo Bluetooth Wireless On-Ear Headphones
You can save $70 on Beats headphones, which are originally $199.99 but are now priced at $129.99. The headphones come in black or pink and have an adjustable fit with cushioned ear cups.
These are Android-compatible and have up to 40 hours of battery life, so you don’t need to worry about charging them every day.
8. KitchenAid 5.5 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer
You’ll save $170 on this KitchenAid 5.5 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer, now priced at $279.99.
The stand mixer comes in multiple colors and has 11 speeds, from the high speed of 10 to low speed of 1/2 for folding in delicate ingredients like fruit. The 5.5-quart mixing bowl can mix up to 11 dozen cookies per batch, knead more than seven pounds of bread and mash six pounds of potatoes.
9. Crock Pot 6-quart Cook and Carry Programmable Slow Cooker
Regularly priced at $49.99, you can get this Crock Pot 6-quart Cook and Carry Programmable Slow Cooker for $24.99, a savings of $25.
The Crock Pot has four pre-programmed settings, a locking lid for travel and a warm setting to keep food at serving temperature. The 6-quart slow cooker is large enough to feed seven or more people.
10. All Season Down Alternative Machine Washable Comforter
You’ll save 20% on this All Season Down Alternative Machine Washable Comforter, now priced at $24 for a full/queen. Twin/twin XL is priced at $20, while king is $28.
The comforter is made of lightweight fabric so you can use it year-round and it fits inside a duvet cover. If you don’t like the comforter after your purchase, you can return it within one year as long as you keep the receipt.
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