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Cyber Monday Christmas tree deals: Get ready for the holidays

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We’re already seeing some fantastic Cyber Monday deals, and if you’re keen to put your Christmas tree up right away, these are the Cyber Monday Christmas tree deals for you. We’ve picked out our favorites and offered some buying advice to help you figure out what’s important to you. While you’re in the bargain-seeking mood, don’t forget to check out the Cyber Monday tool deals happening too, so you can be equipped for all your DIY plans ahead of the holidays. Read on while we take you through everything you need to know and remember — we’ll update this page regularly with the latest deals.

Best Cyber Monday Sales

Our top pick: National Tree Company Pre-Lit Feel Real Artificial Full Downswept Christmas Tree — $304 $675 55% off

The National Tree Company Pre-Lit Feel Real Artificial Full Downswept Christmas Tree on a white background
National Tree Company

Huge at 7.5 feet tall with a 59-inch base diameter, the National Tree Company Pre-Lit Feel Real Artificial Full Downswept Christmas Tree has hundreds of ‘feel real’ individually crafted branch tips to create full-bodied branches. It also has 900 dual-color LED bulbs that can switch between white and multicolor lights with ten different light functions, so it looks truly gorgeous. You can save a massive 55% with this deal.

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Best Choice Products Artificial Christmas Tree 6ft Unlit — $50 $70 29% off

The Best Choice Products Artificial Christmas Tree 6ft Unlit on a white background
Best Choice Products

With high-quality PVC needles, the Best Choice Products Artificial Christmas Tree 6ft Unlit recreates the dense foliage of the iconic pine tree in a way that provides a perfect blank canvas for you. It’s easy to assemble, too, taking about 30 minutes at most. From there, add whatever you prefer. Save $20 with this deal.

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Best Choice Products 6ft Pre-lit Pencil Christmas Tree — $65 $143 55% off

The Best Choice Products 4.5ft Pre-lit Pencil Christmas Tree on a white background
Best Choice Products

All ready to go straight out of the box (after assembly), the Best Choice Products 6ft Pre-lit Pencil Christmas Tree is partially flocked with 618 frosted tips, 250 lights, and 50 pine cones all set up. It’s a skinnier tree that is perfect for anyone short on space. The 13% savings means you can grab this tree for $70.

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Best Choice Products 6ft Pre-Lit Spruce Artificial Christmas Tree — $100 $120 17% off

The Best Choice Products 6ft Pre-Lit Spruce Artificial Christmas Tree on a white background
Best Choice Products

With 250 incandescent lights and 798 branch tips, the Best Choice Products 6ft Pre-Lit Spruce Artificial Christmas Tree looks fantastic. It has durable metal hinges and flame-retardant PVC branches, so it’s built to last. The spruce style looks particularly classy, making it a truly traditional-looking tree in many ways. Plus, you can save $20.

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Best Choice Products Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree 6ft — $120 $140 14% off

The Best Choice Products Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree 6ft on a white background.
Best Choice Products

With vibrant green PVC pine needles enhanced by a snow-flocked finish, the Best Choice Products Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree 6ft looks great. It has dozens of warm white incandescent lights for a cozy feeling, but the tree is still very simple to assemble across three steps. It’s perfect for an easy experience and for anyone who wants a winter wonderland aesthetic. Save $30 with this deal.

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How to choose a Christmas tree on Cyber Monday

Picking the right Christmas tree for your home is as important as figuring out which of the best Christmas movies is for you. First, it’s wise to consider your budget and where you want to place the Christmas tree. A smaller 4-foot one is perfect for your hallway or a small room, while going big is ideal for the centerpiece of your home. Alongside that, think about whether you want a prelit one or already have lights or plans to personalize things for yourself. There’s no right answer here as it’s all down to your personal style, just like if you were making Christmas cookies. Some Christmas trees aim to look as natural as possible, while others provide a Christmassy appearance through the color of their branches, so think about what you’re aiming for here. We all have our own Christmas look, so you want to make sure it matches that.

How we chose these Christmas tree Cyber Monday deals

When it comes to looking for great deals, we’re the experts. We don’t just wait around for Cyber Monday. We seek out great deals every day of the year, so we’re expertly equipped to know what to look for here. We can spot an incremental deal a mile off and one that’s very poor value. We don’t include the latter, and we only feature incremental discounts if they’re something truly worth owning. After all, a good deal is only good if it’s something you’ll use for a long time to come. When it comes to Christmas trees, we only feature deals on well-reviewed trees and the kind of product we would own ourselves or recommend to others. We appreciate that any purchase is worth thinking about, so we make sure that we cut out all the tricky stuff and simply focus on the good things, all by checking out major retailers for you and checking back in regularly, too.

Jen Allen
Former Freelance Writer
Jen Allen is a technology and lifestyle writer with over 10 years of experience.
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