The Most Poisonous Myth About Smartphones

Best Buy needs us to to believe we have too many good choices when it comes to phones, and that we're too stupid to make them. We don't and we aren't. Read More ›

John Herrman 2 weeks ago 20 responses

The Big Box Stores' Last Stand

Best Buy has never really understood the internet. And now it's sort of dying. Read More ›

Matt Buchanan a month ago 17 responses

Best Buy Sunday Ad From 1996

Oh my God, the Sony walkman is on sale for only $59.99!? Mo-oom, get in the car. I need to spend my allowance! Read More ›

Donna D. 8 months ago 203 responses

How To Troll Best Buy

Way to waste the police’s time there, Best Buy employees. Read More ›

mikep13 6 months ago 112 responses

Justin Bieber As A Creepy Old Man

Justin Bieber as some sort of pedophile caveman from the Super Bowl Best Buy commercial. They way he said “He looks like a girl” while lasciviously staring at himself is fraught with all sorts of Freudian unpleasantness. View Image ›

Gavon Laessig a year ago 35 responses

Frankengaga

GaGa's latest fashion statement is a little bit Delta Burke, a little bit Herman Munster, and a whole lot of Office Max. It's the Best Buy logo in the background that really nails down that avant-garde feel, though. WALK, WALK, FASHION, BABY! View Image ›

Eliot Glazer 2 years ago 61 responses

Best Buy Black Friday 2009 Sales on blackfriday.info ›

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Gizmodo Gets Bested By Best Buy

After posting their list of The Seven Types of Employees You Meet at Best Buy, Best Buy's CMO, Barry Judge, responds with “The One Type of Gizmodo Blogger” — an ode to the couch-ing, ironic t-shirt-wearing, and Brooklyn-living techie blogger stereotype. Who said corporate suits couldn't strike back? Although the post was soon taken down, its cache will remain — and Barry should know that. Either way: ZING! Read More ›

Lindsey Weber 2 years ago 25 responses

Best Buy Sarcasm

Best Buy's new signs are an object lesson in kicking someone while they're down. You don't get much mean-spirited sarcasm in advertising these days, but (intentional or not) I'm pretty sure I'm in favor of it. View Image ›

Jack Shepherd 3 years ago 61 responses