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- Need some Black Friday deal shopping inspiration? You might want to start with a list of last year's bestselling products.
- From Instant Pots to Echo Dots to 23andMe DNA test kits, these were the 20 top sellers among Business Insider readers last year.
- Some of these items are currently on sale for Black Friday 2019 and Cyber Monday 2019.
Black Friday is the biggest shopping event of the year. It's a good way to make a major dent in your holiday gift shopping or perhaps even treat yourself to something you've been eyeing. With Black Friday 2019 quickly approaching, we thought it would be fun to take a look at what Business Insider readers were buying this time last year.
Our readers' purchases last year told us a few things - namely, that they're using tech in all sorts of ways to streamline their lives. Unsurprisingly, smart home device purchases, particularly from the Amazon Echo family, were toward the top of the list.
Based on the popularity of these items from last year's Black Friday, you can make a pretty good guess that they'll be discounted this year as well.
While this data tells us a lot about the types of products and services you're interested in, we still love it when you drop us a line at insiderpicks@businessinsider.com and tell us things you'd like to hear more about or are perhaps having trouble finding on your own.
Looking for more great deals? We're keeping tabs on the best Black Friday deals and the best Cyber Monday deals you'll find on the internet this year. We're also breaking down the best deals by store and category, from Amazon Black Friday deals to Best Buy Friday deals to Black Friday TV deals to Black Friday deals from our favorite startups, and plenty more.
The 20 products Business Insider readers bought most on Black Friday last year:
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