Black Friday, a major shopping day in the United States, is still more than two weeks away, but several retailers have already begun advertising upcoming deals. As is typical, Target, Walmart, and Best Buy will all be offering discounts on popular Apple products like iPhones, iPads and MacBook Pros.
We've gathered up a list of current deals, but expect other retailers, like Apple, to also publicize upcoming deals over the course of the next two weeks.
- $50-$70 off iPad Air - $100 off 16 GB iPad 2 - $48 off iPhone 5c - $200 off 21.5-inch iMac - $200 off 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro - $50 off 32 GB iPod touch - $15 off Apple TV - $20 off AirPort Extreme - $15 off $100 in iTunes Gift Cards
- $75 gift card with the purchase of any iPad mini - $100 gift card with the purchase of any iPad Air - $50 Gift Card with the purchase of a 16 GB 5th gen iPod touch - $10 off Apple TV - $60 in iTunes Gift Cards for $50
- $75 gift card with the purchase of an iPhone 5s (starting at $189) - $75 gift card with the purchase of an iPhone 5c (starting at $45) - $100 gift card with the purchase of a 16 GB iPad mini ($299)
Sam's Club:
- iPhone 5c for $0.96
Black Friday will kick off on Friday, November 29, the day after Thanksgiving. Many retailers open their doors beginning at midnight and some stores will be opening even earlier this year.
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That awesome $100 iPad Air gift card offer from Target is for the Doorbuster special. No rain checks, quantities limited. I read that as "good luck getting one".
The target gift card of $75 with the purchase of any iPad mini, seems kinda vague and not specific to model. Might get away with that.
"Any iPad mini" refers to any configuration of the old model. If Target truly meant "any" iPad mini, they would've specified the retina version in the box below BUT THERE IS NOTHING. AND seeing how the iPad mini retina wasn't released NOR had a release date during the time these ads were created and printed, I can guarantee you there will be no sales on the iPad mini retina. In fact, they probably won't even be in stock during Thanksgiving.
