Peacock Black Friday 2025

ChatGPT favors Nintendo and Apple, both with a 16.1% visibility share, alongside PlayStation 5 (14.5%) and Xbox Series X (13.5%), reflecting a strong focus on tech and gaming products as top Black Friday items. Its sentiment tone is positive, emphasizing popular consumer electronics likely due to high demand during sales.

Gemini prioritizes Instant Pot (10.9%) as a top Black Friday item, with Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 both at 6.7%, indicating a mix of kitchen appliances and gaming consoles as key sellers. Its sentiment tone is neutral, balancing diverse product categories without strong bias toward any single item.

Deepseek highlights Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 (both at 13.5%), alongside Apple and Instant Pot (both at 13%), as top Black Friday contenders, focusing on gaming and tech products with a positive sentiment tone. This reflects a perception of strong consumer interest in high-value electronics and popular appliances during the shopping event.

Grok strongly favors Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 (both at 16.1%) as top Black Friday items, supported by high visibility and a positive sentiment tone centered on gaming consoles as holiday must-haves. It also notes Nintendo (11.4%) and Sony (11.9%), reinforcing the dominance of gaming products during sales.

Perplexity leans toward Apple (12.4%) as a leading Black Friday item, with lesser emphasis on gaming consoles like PlayStation 5 (2.6%) and Xbox Series X (1%), presenting a neutral sentiment tone. Its focus on tech products alongside niche items like Bissell (7.8%) suggests a broader view of consumer preferences during sales.

Gemini shows no clear favorite but emphasizes brands like KitchenAid, Eufy, Apple, and Instant Pot with equal visibility shares of 1%, likely due to their prevalence in Black Friday promotions for consumer goods. Its tone is neutral, focusing on a diverse range of products without highlighting specific cost savings.

ChatGPT leans toward tools like Keepa and Camelcamelcamel (1% visibility each) for tracking Black Friday prices, suggesting a focus on price comparison over specific brands, alongside mentions of Apple and Instant Pot. Its tone is neutral with a practical emphasis on finding cheaper deals through resources rather than endorsing a single product or retailer.

Deepseek highlights a mix of consumer brands like Sling TV, Bose, and Windows (1% visibility each), with no dominant focus on a single cheapest option, likely reflecting varied Black Friday discount categories. Its tone is neutral, presenting a balanced view without strong cost-based sentiment.

Perplexity favors major retailers like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy (1% visibility each), implying these are likely sources for cheaper Black Friday deals due to their wide product range and promotional intensity. Its tone is positive, suggesting confidence in these retailers for cost-effective shopping.

Grok emphasizes brands like Ulta Beauty, LEGO, Bose, Nerf, Macy's, and Xbox Series X (1% visibility each), indicating a perception of strong Black Friday discounts across diverse categories, without pinpointing a single cheapest option. Its tone is positive, reflecting optimism about deal availability across these brands.

Grok assigns equal visibility to Peacock alongside other streaming and tech brands like Roku and Xfinity, indicating no strong favoritism but a broad ecosystem focus. Its neutral tone suggests a balanced view without deep insight into why Peacock might not recognize a subscription.

ChatGPT also gives Peacock equal visibility with competitors like Sling TV and partners like Xfinity, implying a shared ecosystem relevance. Its neutral sentiment lacks specific reasons for subscription issues, focusing instead on a wide array of related brands.

Perplexity places Peacock on par with Google and Xfinity, reflecting a neutral tone and no distinct bias toward Peacock for subscription issues. The perception is general, lacking specific user experience or technical troubleshooting insights.

Gemini includes Peacock among key players like Roku and Xfinity with equal visibility, showing a neutral sentiment and no clear emphasis on subscription recognition problems. It frames Peacock within a broader competitive and service provider context without targeted reasoning.

Deepseek equally weights Peacock with competitors like Roku and Sling TV, maintaining a neutral tone and not delving into specific reasons for subscription recognition failures. Its perception ties Peacock to a wide tech and streaming ecosystem without unique focus.

ChatGPT places equal visibility on Peacock alongside other tech and streaming brands like Roku and Sling TV, suggesting a neutral tone with no strong favoritism but acknowledging Peacock as a relevant player for Cyber Monday deals. Its perspective ties Peacock to broader streaming and tech ecosystems for potential promotions.

Grok highlights Peacock and deal-focused platforms like RetailMeNot and Honey with equal visibility, showing a positive tone toward leveraging deal aggregators alongside Peacock for Cyber Monday offers. It frames Peacock as part of a competitive streaming landscape with Disney+ and Hulu, implying users can find deals directly or via third-party sites.

Gemini equally weights Peacock with deal platforms like RetailMeNot and Slickdeals, as well as social media channels like X, reflecting a positive tone toward a multi-channel approach for finding Cyber Monday deals. Its perception emphasizes user accessibility through both direct brand promotions and community-driven deal hunting on social platforms.

DeepSeek positions Peacock alongside deal aggregators like RetailMeNot and Honey, with a neutral-to-positive tone, focusing on user experience by suggesting multiple avenues for securing Cyber Monday deals. It perceives Peacock as a key brand for promotions, enhanced by social media visibility on platforms like Facebook.

Perplexity prioritizes Peacock with the highest visibility share, adopting a positive tone by directly associating it with Cyber Monday deal opportunities over other brands like Walmart or Apple. It views Peacock as a leading option for streaming service discounts during sales events.

Gemini shows a balanced view with Peacock sharing equal visibility (1%) alongside deal aggregators like RetailMeNot and Slickdeals, indicating a focus on multiple access points for the $1.99 deal. Its neutral tone suggests no strong preference, emphasizing a broad ecosystem of platforms including social media for finding the offer.

Perplexity prioritizes Peacock (1% visibility) as the key brand for the $1.99 deal, with mentions of SheerID hinting at eligibility verification processes. The tone is positive, reflecting confidence in Peacock as the primary source with accessible supporting services.

Deepseek highlights Peacock (1% visibility) as the main brand for the $1.99 deal, while also noting partners like Xfinity and payment options like PayPal, suggesting a focus on ecosystem integration. Its neutral tone indicates a practical approach to accessing the deal through associated platforms.

ChatGPT strongly associates Peacock (1% visibility) with the $1.99 deal, alongside a wide array of platforms like Roku and Apple, pointing to diverse accessibility options for users. The positive tone underscores confidence in Peacock's offer through multiple tech ecosystems.

Grok positions Peacock (1% visibility) as a focal point for the $1.99 deal, supported by direct ties to NBCUniversal and partners like Xfinity, indicating strong institutional backing. Its positive tone emphasizes reliable access through both the brand and deal aggregators like Slickdeals.