You Can Now Have Uber Eats Drivers Deliver Your Best Buy Purchases
Hungry for tech? The app will let you shop the tech retailer's full selection of products for same-day delivery.
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Lo mein, or a laptop? Best Buy is teaming up with food delivery app Uber Eats to bring its tech products straight to your doorstep. Starting Tuesday, Uber Eats allows app users to browse Best Buy's goods, allowing you to purchase headphones, laptops, gaming peripherals and more.
The initial rollout will provide Uber Eats delivery services for more than 800 Best Buy stores, so you'll need to check if your local store is involved.
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It is not immediately apparent what the delivery fees will look like for tech products on the Uber Eats app.
Representatives for Uber and Best Buy did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
This isn't the first time Best Buy has partnered with a third-party food delivery service. The company maintains previous partnerships with Instacart and DoorDash to deliver same-day tech orders.
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