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Black Friday 2016: A list of some juicy deals on Apple products
Posted On Nov 25 2016
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Instead, next year’s iPads would offer the Apple A10X CPU, which will be a speedier version of the A10 chip now found in the latest iPhones. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t any deals for those products – you just have to look a little harder for them.
Best Buy is giving away $250 gift card on purchase of iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus with an instalment billing agreement with Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T. That’s not much, however, compared to the $250 gift cards offered by Target and Walmart.
Other retailers such as network providers all over the country are offering special discounts and deals on new devices and plans even on Apple products even their latest flagship product which is the iPhone 7.
It’s unclear whether the 7.9-inch iPad mini will receive any updates in the future, but Digitimes indicates the smaller tablet will still be found in Apple’s product lineup.
Walmart is offering the iPad mini 2 for $200, or $70 off the list price. If a new tablet is what you are looking for, Target has some sweet discounts; the iPad Air 2 will be offered at $125 discount.
For those who prefer to shop in person on Black Friday, some Apple retail stores are offering extended shopping hours on November 25th. It further added that Apple is set to launch more affordable variants of the 9.7-inch iPad in order to contend with Android tablets. Well, now is the time to buy as Apple has just joined the Black Friday retailer stampede!
Sam’s Club recently released its own 2016 Black Friday deals and it’s quite fantastic that the wholesale club is going to do some things differently holiday shopping season.
Don’t worry about any of these older MacBooks or iPads becoming obsolete if you decide to take advantage of discounts and buy one this holiday season. “In spite of these differences, for most shoppers this year, spending the extra $100 – $200 on a 9.7” iPad Pro can not be justified given how good the iPad Air 2 already is” explains Chase Pray, a spokesperson for Tablet XRay.
