Costco Shop the Best Boxing Week 2022 Deals from Costco Canada Costco's Best Online Boxing Week Deals in Canada!
get this dealThe holidays aren't quite over at Costco, where their Boxing Week Savings Event is on now with limited-time online deals in Canada.
There are over 500 featured products split into multiple categories – we've listed a few of Costco's best Boxing Week deals below.
Apparel
- Atelier Noir Women's Down Parka - $119.99 (regularly $156.99)
- Champion Men's Full Zip Hoodie - $24.99 (regularly $32.99)
- Disney Women's Fleece Lounge Hoodie - $18.99 (regularly $23.99)
- Eddie Bauer Men's Pouch Boxer, 3 Pack - $12.99 (regularly $16.99)
- Kirkland Signature Unisex Logo Hoodie - $19.99 (regularly $33.99)
Appliances and Kitchen
- Henckels Forged Compass Knife Block Set, 10-Piece - $179.99 (regularly $229.99)
- Lagostina Cast Iron Saute/Skillet Combo, 2-Piece - $39.99 (regularly $49.99)
- Mikasa Huntington Porcelain Dinnerware Set, 16-Piece - $49.99 (regularly $59.99)
- Ninja Foodi NeverStick Premium Hard-Anodized Cookware Set, 12-Piece - $309.99 (regularly $379.99)
- Tramontina Enameled Cast Iron Skillets, 2-Piece - $64.99 (regularly $79.99)
Beauty and Wellness
- Dermal Therapy Heel Care, 300g - $21.99 (regularly $25.99)
- eos 100% Natural and Organic Lip Balm Stick, 8 Pack - $17.99 (regularly $21.99)
- Kirkland Signature Diapers, Size 3-6 - $39.99 (regularly $51.99)
- Panasonic Nanoe Compact Hair Dryer - $74.99 (regularly $94.99)
- Silk'n ReVit Prestige Intelligent Microdermabrasion Device - $134.99 (regularly $179.99)
Computers and Electronics
- Apple AirPods with Charging Case - $146.99 (regularly $164.99)
- Apple iPad 10.2" (9th Generation) with Wi-Fi, 64GB - $374.99 (regularly $424.99)
- Bose QuietComfort SE Headphones - $309.99 (regularly $399.99)
- Bose Solo 2.0 Channel Soundbar Series II - $204.99 (regularly $244.99)
- Lenovo Legion Tower 5i Gaming Desktop with Intel Core i5 Processor, 16GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 and Windows 11 - $1299.99 (regularly $1499.99)
Furniture and Home Decor
- Brondell Swash Non-Electric Bidet Toilet Seat - $119.99 (regularly $149.99)
- Clutch Chairz Gear Series Charlie Gaming Chair - $359.99 (regularly $449.99)
- Molecule 1 Air-Engineered Memory Foam Mattress, Queen - $799.99 (regularly $999.99)
- Toilet Paper Roll Framed Print - $49.99 (regularly $64.99)
- TygerClaw Modern Height Adjustable Desk - $519.99 (regularly $649.99)
Groceries and Household
- Gidney Fisheries Raw Split Lobsters, 6 Pack - $219.99 (regularly $279.99)
- Lamontagne Milk Chocolate Pistachios with Pink Himalayan Salt, 500g - $14.99 (regularly $17.99)
- Villa Barbera Biancolilla Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 500mL - $13.99 (regularly $19.99)
- Zavida Organica Whole Bean Organic Coffee, 2 Pack - $41.99 (regularly $49.99)
- Yupik Organic Raw Cashews, 3 Pack - $52.99 (regularly $69.99)
Sports and Fitness Equipment
- adidas C-21X Spin Bike - $699.99 (regularly $999.99)
- Dynamax Foldable Walking and Light Jogging Treadmill - $599.99 (regularly $749.99)
- CABL Wall Mount Cable Trainer - $324.99 (regularly $449.99)
- Inspire Fitness Dumbbell Set with Stand, 210lb - $499.99 (regularly $599.99)
- Lolë Yoga Mat + 2-in-1 Strap - $29.99 (regularly $35.99)
Televisions
- Hisense 50" R63G 4K LED Smart TV - $347.99
- Hisense 65" U6GR 4K QLED Smart TV - $667.99
- LG 65" C2 4K OLED Smart TV - $2197.99 (regularly $2297.99)
- Samsung 55" QN90B 4K Neo QLED Smart TV - $1598.00
- Sony 55" X85K 4K LED Smart TV - $898.00 (regularly $998.00)
Costco's Boxing Week Savings Event is effective online for a limited time. A Costco membership is required to shop online and shipping fees are included for all items online.
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View allI own a front loading Maytag washing machine for about 2 years now after I threw out my 8 yr old Samsung washing machine when the drum bearing seized. So far it's good, I'm careful to wipe out the rubber seal after each use since it's known to get mouldy.
I own a GE top freezer basic refrigerator for 18 years now, no issues
I own a Whirlpool electric smooth top stove for 18 years now, no issues.
I own a Samsung dryer for 10 years now, so far no issues. ( Friends don't let friends buy Samsung, maybe this is an exception ? )
I own a Kitchenaid stainless steel dishwasher for 17 years now, no issues, but barely use it.
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I do know you should never get a fridge with water or ice in the door.
The parts that are going to break on a new appliance are the same ones that are going to break whether or not it has any additional “smart” functionality.
We just bought, and ultimately returned a brand new LG Washer from Best Buy. They had to take it back - twice - because the pump was not powerful enough to actually drain the liquid from the unit. Apparently all the new units use weaker pumps now compared to even relatively recent however “old” washers.
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Hint: LG appliances...
I see that costcos tv price for 85 inch are similar to bestbuy
Wondering if anything better
Appliance repair guy just posted this on Reddit: REddit
Frigidaire is generally cheaper, but their appliances are louder than other brands. Electrolux is their fancy version of Frigidaire, so that’s not a bad choice if you aren’t bothered by the price.
LG and Samsung are almost the EXACT same on the inside. But the parts aren’t technically interchangeable anyways, and LG has waaaaaay better consumer protections (if you buy an Lg don’t bother with extended warranty, or calling a local company to fix it. Just call LG and they’ll fix your appliance for a flat rate that’s listed on their appliance website, and it WILL be cheaper than a local company)
However LG fridges are the most likely to fail of any brand. And Samsung fridges are the only ones on market that can break in such a way I tell people I may not be able to fix it, since the problem is related to how it’s built, and not a faulty part on the fridge.
Whirlpool, Maytag, armana,kitchenaid, jennair are all the exact same company. If you’re buying expensive don’t bother with jennair since it’s just a more expensive kitchenaid. But all their cheaper brands are fairly good. But try and avoid touch screens if you can. Whirlpool sucks at making touch screens.
Otherwise they’re all fairly similar. Most brands are designed with a failure rate of 5% within the first year. So whatever you buy has a high chance of making it outside of warranty. But will most likely have some issue within 4-7 years, regardless of brand.
So generally I recommend the best deal you can get before everything else quality wise.
I could literally go on for hours on this topic haha.
Oh, and never spend big money on a microwave, they all have the same, cheap internals, regardless of how much you spend on it. And they’re almost always not worth fixing outside of warranty because of the prices of those parts.
Keep an open mind on all brands and go through the steps, you might find that spending more doesn't necessarily mean no problems.
My kitchen appliances (gas stove, microwave/fan combo, and fridge) are Whirlpool and while I've experienced minor issues, they were all remedied at no cost to me by the company.
The deciding factor in that purchase was the design requirements (30" french door with ice maker and door water dispenser) and price being much cheaper than other offerings while including a 5 yr ext warranty. My washer/dryer are Electrolux, and so far (6+years) no issues. I'm not a brand groupie, just a savvy shopper who does his homework before buying.
if you buy during their bundle deals or purchase events (buy $xxxx get $xxx off) buying the higher brand stuff is probably not much more tho.
It is a crap shoot at times. I've got a Samsung dryer, made in Mexico, that seems OK. My folks have a stacking LG washer / dryer that is 6 years old and they love it.
We used to joke about a fridge life being about 11 years back in early 2000's when one died on me. So sad that this has gotten worse, not better.