French Days 2021: Top start of promotions with up to -80%

With the return of the French Days, lovers of good deals finally have something to eat: in fact, the winter sales have been over for a while now, and the spring event of the French Days 2021 having been postponed. several weeks, he was eagerly awaited. It finally takes place from Thursday May 27 to Wednesday June 2 at 7:00 am: that leaves you almost a week to explore the catalogs of French online sales sites such as Cdiscount which are participating in this operation. On average, promotions go down to -30% on most platforms, but some have decided to go even further by showing up to 50% off certain product categories. As usual, this one-upmanship aims to attract more and moreInternet users looking for good deals, but it is ultimately positive for them, who are spoiled for choice. However, stocks are often limited. Even if it is important to take the time to compare prices to make sure you get good deals, it is better not to let the days pass before taking an interest in the good plans of French Days 2021, at the risk of going to side of the good plans impossible to circumvent. Our selection of offers not to be missed at the start of the French Days should help you indulge yourself at attractive prices.it is better not to let the days pass before taking an interest in the good plans of the French Days 2021, at the risk of missing out on the essential good plans. Our selection of offers not to be missed at the start of the French Days should help you indulge yourself at attractive prices.it is better not to let the days pass before taking an interest in the good plans of the French Days 2021, at the risk of missing out on the essential good plans. Our selection of offers not to be missed at the start of the French Days should help you indulge yourself at attractive prices.

French Days 2021: The best offers not to be missed

• Apple AirPods 2 at 119 € 99 instead of 179 €

• AirPods Pro at 229 € instead of 279 €

• Xiaomi Mi Band 5 connected bracelet at the price of 19 € 99

• Xiaomi Redmi AirDots earphones at 12 € 99 instead of 29 €

• Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones II priced at € 209.99

• IRobot Roomba e5154 robot vacuum cleaner at € 299 instead of € 499

• Go Ride 80Pro Night Edition electric scooter at € 219.99 instead of € 349

• Philips Senseo Viva pod machine at 49 € 99 instead of 89 € 99

• Apple iPhone 12 (128 GB) at 859 € instead of 959 €

• Miitopia game (Nintendo Switch) at 39 € 40 instead of 49 € 99

French Days 2021: access to e-merchants

• Access to French Days Cdiscount

• Access to French Days Darty

• Access to French Days Fnac

• Access to French Days La Redoute

• Access to French Days Samsung

• Access to French Days PrettyLittleThing

• Access to French Days De Bijenkorf 

• Access to French Days Emma Matelas

• Access to French Days ESR

• Access to French Days RED by SFR

• Access to the French Days Rue du Commerce

• Access to French Days Boulanger

What are the French Days 2021?

In 2018, as Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday began to emulate in France at the end of each month of November, a group of French traders was created to design a 100% French promotional event, with a view to very clear to compete with these operations from the United States. This is how Cdiscount, Fnac-Darty, La Redoute, Boulanger, RueduCommerce and Showroomprivé.com founded the French Days. This event takes place twice a year: the first edition takes place in the spring, a few weeks after the end of the winter sales in March-April, while the second edition takes place at the start of the school year, generally at the end of the month of September, or about two months before Black Friday. This allows French online sales sites,but also to physical stores in France, to offer products at discounted prices to their customers, while highlighting the country's brands. Internet users are thus doing good business and sellers are selling off their stocks: everyone is a winner.

What is the difference between the French Days and the sales?

The sales take place in France at two distinct periods: in winter and in summer. These are events that are regulated by the State, namely that laws govern their smooth running: this is why traders have the right to sell their products at a loss only during these two operations, which last four weeks at a time. every time. The French Days, for their part, are a “private” initiative, organized by the traders themselves: they are not managed by the State and the organizers are therefore free as to the dates of operation. In return, they are prohibited from offering sales at a loss. Even if some traders do not hesitate to post significant price reductions, which can drop below 50%, they are not allowed to sell their products on promotion for less thanat the rate at which they acquired them. This is one of the main differences between the sales and the French Days.