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Target to Offer 15% Off All Apple Products on Sunday and Cyber Monday

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Target has announced it will be offering 15% off all Apple products, including the iPhone and Apple Watch, online and in stores on Sunday, November 27 and Monday, November 28. The two-day Cyber Monday event will begin on early Sunday morning.

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The 15% discount will be automatically applied at checkout both online and in stores during the sale. No promo code or in-store coupon will be required. Target.com orders ship for free in the United States throughout the holidays.

Target will be offering additional discounts during Cyber Week, between November 27 and December 3, including deals on the Xbox One and Samsung smart TVs.

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mikeydeezy
124 months ago
but you are okay with $34 + tax?
But $34 is okay?
Of course I'm not jumping for joy saving only a few bucks but seeing as how these cables don't seem to go on sale often I'd like to save the little money I can with this deal (plus an additional 5% savings with a REDcard). At least I know this cable will be genuine (unlike the third party sellers on Amazon).
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bkaus
124 months ago
I am not understanding something....

I've noticed that with Target, esp on unlocked phones. I think they are trying to push folks to locked phones where they get a kickback.

I almost bought an iPad through target on sale, until I noticed it was still less expensive from Apple.

Buyer Beware!
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killr_b
124 months ago
I am not understanding something....

I see that too. Over $1,000 for the unlocked iPhone 7, not plus.
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bbeagle Avatar
bbeagle
124 months ago
I hope that will cover cables. I've needed a 30 pin to Lightning adapter for a while now but I can't justify spending $40 on a cable for my car.
But $34 is okay?
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mikeydeezy
124 months ago
I hope that will cover cables. I've needed a 30 pin to Lightning adapter for a while now but I can't justify spending $40 on a cable for my car.

EDIT: Yes I know it's not a huge savings but I haven't seen them discounted in-stores. I'd rather not gamble trying to get a genuine adapter by buying online from third party sellers on Amazon or eBay.
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