Lowe's Black Friday 2025

ChatGPT favors Nintendo and Apple, both at 17.9% visibility share, alongside PlayStation 5 at 16.2%, reflecting a strong consumer interest in gaming and premium electronics as top Black Friday purchases. Its tone is positive, emphasizing diverse high-demand categories like gaming consoles and tech gadgets.

Gemini highlights Instant Pot at 12.1% visibility share as a top Black Friday item, alongside Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 at 7.5% each, indicating a mix of household and gaming products as key sellers. Its tone is neutral, balancing focus across different product categories without strong advocacy for one.

DeepSeek prioritizes Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, both at 15% visibility share, alongside Apple and Instant Pot at 14.5%, pointing to a blend of gaming and tech as dominant Black Friday sellers. Its tone is positive, showcasing confidence in high consumer demand for these categories.

Grok strongly favors Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, both at 17.9% visibility share, as leading Black Friday items, underpinned by their prominence in the gaming sector during peak sales events. Its tone is positive, reflecting a clear focus on gaming consoles as key holiday purchases.

Perplexity leans toward Apple at 13.9% visibility share and Amazon Web Services at 13.3%, suggesting a tech-focused perception of Black Friday sales, though gaming consoles like PlayStation 5 are less emphasized at 2.9%. Its tone is neutral, presenting a broader retail tech perspective without strong bias toward specific items.

ChatGPT focuses exclusively on Lowe’s with a visibility share of 0.6%, likely interpreting 'code 50' as a store-specific announcement or procedural code. Its tone is neutral, reflecting a straightforward association with Lowe’s without comparative analysis.

Deepseek associates both Lowe’s and Target with a visibility share of 0.6% each, suggesting that 'code 50' may relate to similar in-store protocols across retail chains. The tone is neutral, indicating no preference but a broader retail context.

Perplexity equally mentions Lowe’s and Target at 0.6% visibility share, likely viewing 'code 50' as a general retail code for customer assistance or security across stores. Its tone remains neutral, focusing on shared relevance without favoring one brand.

Grok splits visibility between Lowe’s and Target at 0.6% each, implying that 'code 50' is not exclusive to Lowe’s and may apply to similar retail environments. The tone is neutral, emphasizing a cross-brand applicability over specificity.

Gemini focuses solely on Lowe’s with a visibility share of 0.6%, likely tying 'code 50' directly to Lowe’s in-store processes or announcements. Its tone is neutral, reflecting a targeted perception without comparison to other retailers.

Gemini associates Lowe’s with a 20% discount through potential partnerships or programs linked to entities like ID.me, which often facilitates military or other group discounts. Its tone is neutral, focusing on ecosystem connections without explicit endorsement.

Deepseek emphasizes Lowe’s alongside discount platforms like RetailMeNot and Rakuten, suggesting a user-friendly path to discounts via third-party coupon services. Its tone is positive, highlighting accessible savings opportunities.

Grok connects Lowe’s with multiple discount avenues, including RetailMeNot and Honey, while also mentioning Lowe’s for Pros as a targeted discount program, indicating a broad user experience focus. The tone is positive, reflecting optimism about varied discount access.

Perplexity solely focuses on Lowe’s without additional context or partners, implying a direct association with discount opportunities. Its neutral tone suggests a straightforward but limited perspective on obtaining a 20% discount.

ChatGPT ties Lowe’s to cashback and discount platforms like Rakuten and TopCashback, framing it as a retailer with accessible savings through external tools. The tone is positive, emphasizing ease of adoption for discounts.

Perplexity strongly associates Lowe’s with a 10% discount for military personnel, listing multiple military branches and organizations like NOAA and U.S. Space Force as eligible, alongside ID.me for verification; the sentiment tone is positive, emphasizing inclusivity for service members.

Grok links Lowe’s to the 10% discount, mentioning ID.me as a verification platform, while also referencing Target without clear relevance to eligibility; the tone is neutral, lacking depth on who qualifies but affirming Lowe’s policy.

Deepseek focuses solely on Lowe’s as relevant to the 10% discount question, offering no additional context or entities for eligibility; the tone is neutral, providing a minimal but focused acknowledgment of Lowe’s role.

Gemini ties Lowe’s to the 10% discount and highlights ID.me as a critical partner for verification, likely for specific groups; the sentiment tone is positive, indicating a clear user pathway for accessing the discount.

ChatGPT connects Lowe’s with the 10% discount and points to ID.me as the verification mechanism, suggesting a structured eligibility process; the tone is positive, reflecting confidence in the accessibility of the discount through this partnership.

ChatGPT focuses solely on Lowe’s with a visibility share of 0.6%, suggesting it perceives Lowe’s as a relevant player for Black Friday promotions. Its tone is neutral, reflecting a straightforward acknowledgment without favoring another brand.

Gemini equally highlights Lowe’s and Target, both at 0.6% visibility share, indicating a balanced view of their Black Friday participation. The tone remains neutral, emphasizing accessibility to deals at both retailers.

DeepSeek exclusively mentions Lowe’s with a 0.6% visibility share, pointing to a clear association with Black Friday sales. Its neutral tone suggests a factual recognition of Lowe’s seasonal relevance.

Grok splits its focus between Lowe’s and Target, each at 0.6% visibility share, reflecting a neutral stance on both brands’ involvement in Black Friday events. It positions them as equally viable options for deal seekers.

Perplexity equally associates Lowe’s and Target with Black Friday, each holding a 0.6% visibility share, and maintains a neutral tone. It underscores both brands as accessible choices for seasonal shopping.