Black Friday deals seem to start earlier and earlier every year, so there were already a wide variety of discounts available for Apple products on Thanksgiving Day. Many of the deals remain available even after Thanksgiving, but act fast, as inventory quickly fluctuates.
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Thanksgiving Day Deals on Apple Products — Still Available:
- AirPods with a wireless charging case remain available for $149.99 on Amazon, which is $49 off Apple's regular $199 pricing. Amazon is quoting early December delivery.
- Apple Watch Series 6 models start at $329.98 on Amazon, if you're okay with a 40mm/GPS/(PRODUCT)RED configuration. This is $69 off Apple's regular $399 pricing and the lowest price we've ever tracked for the Series 6 since its release in September. Amazon quotes early- to mid-December delivery depending on the model.
- Amazon has some of the first discounts on M1 Macs, including around $50 off the new 13-inch MacBook Pro with 256GB or 512GB of storage compared to Apple's pricing, as well as around $40 off the new Mac mini with 512GB of storage. Amazon quotes early December delivery. Update: As noted by MacRumors forum member Wolfmore, Apple authorized reseller Simply Mac is offering an even more impressive $150 off various 13-inch MacBook Pro models with the M1 chip.
- The latest 12.9-inch iPad Pro can be had for $1,149 on Amazon for a Wi-Fi/512GB storage configuration, which is $150 off Apple's regular $1,299 pricing. Amazon quotes early December delivery.
Note that Amazon lists some products as out of stock until a certain date, but orders can still be placed now. We cannot guarantee that Amazon will fulfill its estimated delivery timeframes, so keep that in mind when ordering gifts for the holidays.
Track more deals on Apple products in our Black Friday roundup.
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Top Rated Comments
Here's how I'm getting a new M1 MacBook Air for ~$720, essentially:
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* Buy 10 $100 Apple gift cards from Target with Discover card, get $50 cashback and $200 in Target gift cards.
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* If you have RedCard, you can get a $4 discount per gift card.
* Cash value for Target gift cards is $190 (as I have RedCard and shop at Target anyway.
* Use gift cards to buy MacBook from Apple for ~$960 with tax -- $40 remainder goes to Apple Music / iCloud Storage, which I would have paid for anyway
* $720 == $1000 paid - $50 cashback - $190 Target gc value - $40 to Apple Services
https://store.simplymac.com/pages/black-friday-2020
Thanks! Added to our list!Simply Mac still has $150 off M1 MacBook Pros. I'm surprised still available. Is not $150 the biggest discount on these? Simply Mac is a reputable company. Though not very well know for online sales. I already got my Mac mini M1 with the $20 Target Gift card for every $100 Apple Gift card deal so I'm happy.
https://store.simplymac.com/pages/black-friday-2020
Nah, we're happy to promote the best of both worlds. I just wasn't aware of Simply Mac's deal. I've added it.But those don't generate revenue for this website so it won't show.
B&H does not collect sales tax for my state.
first let me concentrate on enjoying my delicious thanksgiving dinner
B&H Photo has a scheme where if you apply for and use their "Payboo" card then they cover the sales tax. Saved me a ton on my purchase of a 2019 Mac Pro, 4 SSD's and SATA / PCI-e expansion cards.Any place we can buy M1 Macs without paying sales tax in Texas?