Best Cyber Monday HomePod Mini Deals Available Today
Now that Black Friday sales are winding down and Cyber Monday deals have appeared, we're tracking solid deals across Apple's product lineup online right now. Among this lineup are all-time low prices on Apple's HomePod mini in multiple colors.
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You'll find the HomePod mini deals this year are mainly being offered by Verizon, available for $79.99, and so far no other retailer has matched this price. As with all Black Friday sales, be sure to be quick with your purchases because we're never sure exactly how long these will last, and this sale in particular has already disappeared once this week.
Right now, this deal is only available in three colors: Yellow, Orange, and Blue. White and Space Gray models are listed as out of stock with regular $99.99 pricing.
If you're looking for something other than the HomePod mini, be sure to visit our post on every Apple device currently on sale for Black Friday. Additionally, our Black Friday 2022 Roundup has all of the best deals and discounts on other Apple-related products and accessories happening today.
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