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Cyber Monday isn't over yet: the 10 best 'Cyber Week' discounts

Cyber Monday may have come and gone, but the fun continues with 'Cyber Week' promotions. We've rounded up the best Cyber Week coupons here for your convenience, including up to $70 off select HP laptops, 25 percent off most items at Macy's, and half off a Domino's pizza.

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People are reflected in a window outside the Macy's department store in New York. Macy's has one of the best Cyber Week coupons going, offering 25 percent off of its online store.

Cyber Week is in full swing, but how to tell the living coupons from the dead? Don't waste your time testing code after code: we've rounded up the best Cyber Week coupons here for your convenience. Save up to $70 on select HP laptops, take 25% off most items at Macy's, and knock 50% off a Domino's pizza.

Before you're off and saving, don't forget to check out all of our guides for finding the best coupons online.

The 10 Best Coupons This Week

HP Home & Office Store: Take $40 off configurable HP laptops costing $499 via coupon code "CM40LESS499", $50 off laptops costing $649 via code "CM50LESS649", or $70 off laptops costing $899 or more via code "CM70LESS899". Plus, all orders bag free shipping. These coupons end December 6. (See more HP Home & Office Store coupons.)

Amazon: Coupon code "CYBWEEK14" cuts 30% off clothing orders of $100 or more. Prime members are eligible for free shipping on all items, while non-members will need to spend over $35 for free shipping. Offer ends December 6. (See more Amazon coupons.)

Sears: Trim an extra 25% off apparel orders via coupon code "CYBER25". Choose in-store pickup to avoid shipping fees, which start around $6; select items qualify for free shipping. Some exclusions apply, and the coupon ends December 6. (See more Sears coupons.)

Macy's: Cut 25% off most items sitewide with coupon code "FRIEND". The same coupon takes 10% off electronics, mattresses, furniture, and rugs. In-store shoppers can get the same discount with this printable coupon. Shipping starts at $9.95, or get free shipping on orders of $99 or more. Some exclusions apply. Deal ends December 8. (See more Macy's coupons.)

Mikasa: Slash 30% off one item via coupon code "SAVE30". Shipping is a flat rate of $7.95, but orders over $49 qualify for free shipping. Some exclusions apply, and the offer ends December 31. (See more Mikasa coupons.)

Loot Crate: Coupon code "ANNIVERSARY" takes $3 off a 1-month subscription to Loot Crate, a recurring subscription service that sends out monthly boxes of geek-themed merchandise. After the coupon, your box will cost $10.37, with around $6 for shipping. Coupon expires December 19. (See more Loot Crate coupons.)

Domino's Pizza: When ordering online, you can knock 50% off any pizza at menu price via coupon code "9413". Deal ends December 7. (See more Domino's Pizza coupons.)

Redbox: Text "SHOPPERS" to "727272" to receive a unique coupon redeemable for a free 1-night DVD rental, 30-cent Blu-ray rental, or 80-cent video game rental. Offer ends December 7. (See more Redbox coupons.)

Walgreens: Cut 25% off regular-priced items via coupon code "GIFT25". Some exclusions may apply, and the coupon ends December 6. (See more Walgreens coupons.)

CVS: Coupon code "CYBER25" takes 25% off sitewide. Shipping starts at $5.49, but orders of $49 or more qualify for free shipping. Some exclusions may apply. Deal ends December 6. (See more CVS coupons.)

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