10 gifts you probably won’t be able to buy this Christmas

By Rita R. Robison / November 16, 2017

It’s possible some of the most popular holiday gifts won’t be available as we get closer to Christmas. Every year, last-minute shoppers find empty shelves when hunting for the season's top toys and gadgets – and they either end up paying huge prices or buying less exciting alternatives.

DealNews offers this list of products you probably won't find on store shelves in December. If you need to buy them, shop now.

Fenty Beauty by Rihanna
iPhone X
Google Pixel 2
Xbox One X
Nintendo Switch
SNES Classic
Hatchimals Surprise
Fingerlings
LOL Surprise
FurReal Friends

See “10 Things You Won’t Be Able to Get This Christmas” for details.

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