Auna Boxing Day Sales 2021

In England, Wales and Canada, Australia and Commonwealth countries with a predominantly Catholic population, December 26th - or officially the first day after Christmas other than Saturday or Sunday - is traditionally a bank holiday and is called Boxing Day. Why? The reason has nothing to do with fighting sports, as the word 'boxing', in this case, refers to the famous Christmas box; a custom that began in churches with a special box containing spontaneous contributions, that were customarily opened on the first day after Christmas. The tradition of asking for a bonus at Christmas came later and spread quickly among people who provided public services, such as postmen, garbage collectors.

In recent years Boxing Day, as well as being synonymous with relaxation, conviviality and visiting relatives and friends, has become an essential fixture in the calendar for shopping lovers and deal hunters. In most Commonwealth countries, lots of shops and department stores use to offer incredible discounts on many products, especially for consumer electronics, and Boxing Day deals officially marks the start of the winter sales season.

At auna, we are also fully embracing the spirit of Boxing Day Sales, and we are glad to offer you many discounted items for some of our most popular products, so you can continue to celebrate the end-of-year spirit together with your family and friends. Just snag your deal, and be amazed by the crystal-clear sound of our devices.

• Considering the meaning of Boxing Day, before the name Boxing Day began to be used, December 26 was known as St. Stephen's Day
• Many historians confirm that this name comes from the church's practice of opening donation boxes the day after Christmas
• In the course of history, British entrepreneurs followed the church tradition by giving gifts and presents to workers and servants on 26 December.
• Christmas presents are said to be delivered the next day (Boxing Day) because on the 24th and 25th the servants were working at their lords' big dinners.
• In Ireland, on the other hand, this day is known as Wren Day, and here the tradition consists of "hunting" a fake wren and putting it on top of a decorated pole.
• In the United Kingdom and Ireland, Boxing Day has nothing to do with activities involving fighting. In other countries, however, such as the former British colonies in Africa or the Caribbean, prize-winning tournaments of various wrestling disciplines are organised on Boxing Day.
• Like most western festivals, Boxing Day has become a commercial holiday, to the point that it is said to be the British response to Black Friday.