Major retailers have started offering early Black Friday deals from today - a week ahead of the actual shopping event. We already shared with you some amazing deals that you could catch on Amazon, here are some more from Best Buy and Walmart which you can get this weekend. Save yourself from the frenzy of Thanksgiving shopping and get the products and gifts earlier using these awesome deals!
Black Friday doorbusters!
Starting from today, Best Buy is offering many deals that would last this entire weekend. During this you will be able to get some amazing discounts on Apple products:
- Get all the models of iPad Air with a discount of up to $100
- Get the base model iPad Air Wi-Fi only 16GB only for $319
- 13-inch MacBook Air for $899 - $100 off
- Fifth generation iPod touch 64GB for $249 - $50 off
- Beats Solo HD earphones for $99 - $70 off
- iHome’s AirPlay Speaker for $49 - $150 off
Similar to Best Buy and Amazon, Walmart is also starting early Black Friday 2014 doorbusters from today, November 21. Discounts and deals start at 8am for iPad and iPhone models:
- 16GB iPad Air 2 for $489 - $100 gift card
- 16GB iPhone 6 for $179 - $20 off and $75 gift card
Enjoy these early Black Friday doorbusters and save yourself from the crazy rush of Black Friday shopping; that is, if you are not a purist who would prefer holiday shopping with all the add-ons of rush, queues, and long wait. Happy holiday season!
Black Friday 2014 deals on gadgets:
- 2014 Amazon Black Friday Doorbusters Start Tomorrow!
- Save Big on Different Models of iPad, iPad Air, and iPad mini – Black Friday
- Black Friday Deals on iMac 5k, iMac, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air Models
- Best Buy Black Friday 2014 Deals on iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 3, and HDTVs
- Best Walmart Black Friday 2014 Deals on Gaming Consoles, Displays, Tablets, and Smartphones!
- Black Friday Discounts on iPod touch and iPod Nano
- Apple iPhone 6 Black Friday Deals and Discounts
- Best Black Friday Deals on iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S5 and Other Smartphones
About the author: Rafia joined Wccftech in 2012 as a tech reporter. She is currently working on stories focusing on people and technologies that are turning Microsoft into a “company to watch” again. She is also responsible for collaborating with tech makers and e-commerce platforms to bring annoying but tempting deals to our readers.
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