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We make a lot of noise about the best tech deals over Black Friday, and we're not going to apologize for that. You can save on everything from robot vacuums to Apple's range of products, so of course we're going to make a fuss. But that's not to say that there isn't value to be found in other categories during this busy shopping period.

There are many other avenues of opportunity during Black Friday, and if you're looking for a deal on better sleep, you can rest easy. Nectar's Black Friday sale is offering up to 50% off all Nectar mattresses. Plus, you can save an extra $100 at the checkout when you spend $1,000 or more.

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SEE ALSO: PSA: You can get a new mattress now without dealing with the Black Friday chaos

With this Black Friday discount applied, you can pick up the Nectar Classic Memory Foam mattress for $349, the Nectar Classic Hybrid mattress for $499, the Nectar Premier Hybrid mattress for $799, the Nectar Luxe Memory Foam mattress for $999, and much more. You can also save on sleep accessories like bed frames, pillows, and mattress protectors.

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