When I first floated the idea of writing a blog post about our recommendations for Black Friday deals, David was skeptical. He pointed out that companies often mark up an item in the weeks leading up to Black Friday, only to “reduce” the cost back to its original price point, which feels disingenuous and manipulative. I agreed and argued that is why a timely blog post was needed.
As the folks who keep an eye on the cost of technology year-round, we’re in the perfect position to tell you what is a real deal and what’s a gauged price, dressed up as a sale. Below you’ll find our recommendations for sales on business-grade technology. Keep your eyes peeled for another blog post featuring the consumer gadgets we have our eyes on this holiday season.
We love Chubby Cables here at SpitzerTech. We spend A LOT of time replacing the bad ones and depending on the good ones, so we are choosy about our cables. We also appreciate the fun colors that their gear comes in, so your cables are immediately recognizable as yours. (Cable thieves – real threat.)
This is a deal for those of you who are serious about data storage and protection. If you’re flirting with the idea of adding redundancies to your network, check out QNAP’s Black Friday deals. This gear addresses the question, “what do we do when (not if!) our backups fail?” The answer: purchase this RAID equipment and have another disk at the ready to capture any data from the failing drive before it goes down. These sales affect a range of gear that will fit into your current network, whether configured for a server or a personal machine, and instantly make you and your business more resilient!
Are you looking to up your security and office equipment in 2026? Don’t miss Unifi’s sale! They’ve got all the gear you need – cameras, motion detecting lights, smart office desk phones, access points to make sure your Wi-Fi gets everywhere it needs to go, and high-powered switches to plug all your new equipment into.
When it comes to shopping for family and friends, we highly recommend going out this weekend and patronizing your favorite local small businesses. The holiday season is pivotal for every city and town’s economy, often dictating who will make it another year and who will have to close. When you choose to keep your year-end shopping dollars local, you will reap the benefits year-round. Many of our clients and small business friends are happy and ready to greet you this weekend for Small Business Saturday.
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