Black Friday arrives earlier and earlier every year. No longer is Black Friday limited to the day after Thanksgiving—holiday shopping deals began as soon as the summer ended and they won’t stop until Santa arrives. But searching for the best Apple deals doesn’t have to be an overwhelming, stressful experience. If you’re patient and smart, you can save big on Apple products without needing to wait in the cold or battle people for doorbusters.
Apple is once again holding a four-day shopping event that offers gift cards when you purchase certain devices. As always most of the newest devices are excluded—with the exception of the 3rd-generation AirPods—but you can get up to $200 in gift cards depending on what you want to buy. Apple’s Black Friday sale does not start until 26 November, but there are deals to be found at all other major retailers, including Amazon.
Black Friday 2021: Deals on every Apple product
Black Friday Apple deals are going strong. Here are the best sales we’ve tracked so far:
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AirPods
AirPods (3rd-gen): $150 ($29 off)
AirPods Pro: $159 ($90 off)
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iPad
11-inch iPad Pro (2TB): $1,649 ($249 off)
12.9-inch iPad Pro (1TB): $1,650 ($149 off)
12.9-inch IPad Pro (128GB): $999 ($100 off) ($100 off)
Magic Keyboard for 12.9-inch iPad Pro: $199 ($150 off)
Apple Pencil 2: $99 ($30 off)
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Apple Watch
Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm): $380 ($19 off)
Apple Watch SE (40mm): $219 ($60 off)
Apple Watch Series 3: $109 ($90 off) (Currently unavailable)
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MacBook
M1 MacBook Air, 256GB: $800 ($199 off)
M1 MacBook Pro (13-inch), 512GB: $1,299 ($200 off)
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Mac mini and iMac
M1 Mac mini, 512GB: $750 ($149 off)
24-inch iMac, 8-core GPU: $1,449 ($50 off)
Apple TV and Beats headphones
Apple TV 4K (32GB): $160 ($19 off)
Apple TV 4K (64GB): $170 ($29 off)
Apple TV 4K (1st gen): $130 ($30 off)
Beats Studio 3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones: $170 ($180 off)
Beats Studio Buds: $95 ($55 off)
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Michael Simon has been covering Apple since the iPod was the iWalk. His obsession with technology goes back to his first PC—the IBM Thinkpad with the lift-up keyboard for swapping out the drive. He’s still waiting for that to come back in style tbh.
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