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My Best Buy Visa Card

4.0 / 5 editorial rating

Best for: Frequent Best Buy shoppers buying electronics

Annual feeNo annual fee
IssuerBest Buy
NetworkVisa
Purchase APRSee terms (store and Visa ve…
Foreign transaction feeNone
Credit neededGood (690+)

Pros

  • Carries no yearly fee
  • Healthy Best Buy rewards
  • Works anywhere that takes Visa

Cons

  • Deferred-interest financing bills back-interest if you do not pay in full
  • Rewards are mostly handy at Best Buy
  • The top rate is tied to paid membership tiers

Rates and offers change. Confirm today's terms on the issuer's official site before applying. Independent comparison — not financial advice.

If you buy electronics at Best Buy regularly, this Citi-issued Visa earns up to 5% back there (the rate is tied to your My Best Buy membership tier) and works anywhere Visa is accepted, with no annual fee. The trap is the deferred-interest financing on big purchases: miss the payoff window and you're charged back-interest from day one, which can dwarf any rewards, so only use it if you'll clear the balance in full. Rewards come as Best Buy certificates, so they're really store credit. If you only shop Best Buy occasionally, a flat cash-back card is more flexible; confirm the current rate tiers and financing terms on Best Buy's site.

My Best Buy Visa Card at a glance

IssuerBest Buy
Card networkVisa
Annual feeNo annual fee
Rewards rateUp to 5% back in rewards at Best Buy, plus elevated rewards on gas, dining and grocery, and 1% everywhere else (My Best Buy Memberships affect the rate)
Welcome bonusBonus reward certificate for new cardholders
Intro APRDeferred-interest promotional financing on qualifying Best Buy purchases
Regular APRSee terms (store and Visa versions vary)
Foreign transaction feeNone
Credit neededGood (690+)
Airport lounge accessNo
Best forFrequent Best Buy shoppers buying electronics

Rewards & perks

  • The highest rewards rate at Best Buy
  • Promotional financing on big-ticket electronics
  • Rewards arrive as Best Buy certificates

Pros

  • Carries no yearly fee
  • Healthy Best Buy rewards
  • Works anywhere that takes Visa

Cons

  • Deferred-interest financing bills back-interest if you do not pay in full
  • Rewards are mostly handy at Best Buy
  • The top rate is tied to paid membership tiers

Who should apply

  • A good credit score
  • A Best Buy account or membership
  • Enough income to back the credit line

Before you apply: card terms change often. Confirm the current annual fee, APR, welcome offer and rewards on the official Best Buy site. CreditCardCompare is an independent comparison resource, not the card issuer, and this is not financial advice.

How it compares with similar USA cards

CardAnnual feeRewardsIntro APRForeign feeCredit neededRating
My Best Buy Visa CardFrequent Best Buy shoppers buying electronics
None Up to 5% back in rewards at Best Buy, plus elevated rewards on gas, di… Deferred-interest promotional financing on qualifying Best B… None Good (690+) 4.0
Prime Visa (Amazon)Prime members who spend heavily at Amazon and Whole Foods
None 5% at Amazon, Whole Foods, Amazon Fresh & Chase Travel (with Prime), 2… None None Good (690+) 4.7
Target RedCard Credit CardRegular Target shoppers who want instant checkout savings
None 5% off at Target & Target.com, plus free 2-day shipping and extended r… None N/A Fair to Good (640+) 4.3
Sam's Club MastercardSam's Club Plus members with high monthly fuel spend
None 5% back on gas (on the first $6,000/yr, then 1%), 3% on dining and tak… None None Good (690+) 4.2

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