From televisions to MP3 players and everything in between, there are thousands of sites available to purchase consumer electronics on the Internet but we have found a couple that will fit the bill for most.
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Pros: Vast selection, reviews and ratings, price sourcing
Cons: Site can be a tad confusing to navigate Review Summary Cnet.com is not a specific E-commerce store per say but it merits inclusion in our review because of what it does do. It provides reviews and ratings on products then shows 4-10 merchants who carry the product as well as their price. We recommend this site for those who are not sure of the specific product they are looking for and would like some unbiased reviews to assist them.  
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Pros: Expansive selection, good pricing, comprehensive customer support
Cons: Pricing could be a bit lower Review Summary Buy.com is the consumer electronics superstore of the Internet. They are also one of the original websites to put out their shingle in cyberspace. There are good deals to be had on this site especially on their sale items. Buy.com uses the sale items to lure customers hoping they will buy additional items. Also before shopping do a search on a major search engine for 'buy.com and coupons' and you just may be able to pick up a code to use on buy.com that will save you some additional money on your purchase.
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