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Get Apple deals before Black Friday

Black Friday is known for low prices on Apple products, but you can find deals now. Many items, like AirPods and MacBook Pros, are discounted ahead of time. Here's what to look for and what to expect later.

  • Early Black Friday Apple deals
  • Best discounts on AirPods
  • Potential price drops near Black Friday
  • Apple Watch deals worth checking
  • Expect slight price increases for some items
  • Deals on accessories like AirTags

Live deals on Apple products are available right now across Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target. The official Black Friday date is November 28, 2025, but retailers are offering significant savings now. Stock on popular items is limited and depleting rapidly.[1][2][3]

Prices verified as of November 19, 2025. All information sourced from MacRumors, 9to5Mac, Tom’s Guide, and major retailers.[4][5][6]

Key Shopping Alert and Live Pricing Information Now Available

Prices vary significantly by retailer now. Walmart offers exceptional deals on some products unavailable elsewhere at these prices. Apple Watch Series 11 and MacBook Air M4 are experiencing rapid inventory depletion based on previous Black Friday patterns.[7][8][9]

Live inventory status changes hourly. Shopping now through November 28, 2025 ensures best product availability.[10]

MacBook Air M4 Pricing and Specifications

The M4 MacBook Air represents the best laptop value this Black Friday. The 13-inch model features the M4 processor, 16GB RAM base, 12-megapixel Center Stage webcam, and all-day battery life. Apple released this model in March 2025.[11][12]

Configuration Current Price Savings Original
13-inch 256GB 749.99 USD 250 off 999 USD
13-inch 512GB 949.99 USD 250 off 1,199 USD
15-inch 512GB 1,149.99 USD 250 off 1,399 USD

Available at Amazon for all configurations now.[13][14]

MacBook Pro M5 and iPad Air M3 Live Deals

The 14-inch MacBook Pro M5 launched October 2025 with 10-core GPU delivering 3.5x faster AI performance. Current live pricing is 1,473 USD (8% off, was 1,599 USD).[15][16][17]

The iPad Air M3 announced March 4, 2025, is now live-priced at 549 USD (8% off, was 599 USD) for the 11-inch model. This price reached 449 USD during October Prime Day events.[18][19][20]

Apple Watch and Audio Live Deals Available Now

Key wearable device pricing available live now:

  • Apple Watch Series 11 (42mm GPS): 349 USD (12% off from 399 USD)
  • Apple Watch SE 3 (44mm GPS): 229 USD (17% off from 279 USD)
  • AirPods Pro (second generation, USB-C): 139 USD (44% off from 249 USD)

The SE 3 was announced September 9, 2025, with always-on display and S10 processor. Retail partners include Amazon and Walmart.[21][22][23][24]

Beats Solo Buds pricing varies by retailer: Walmart offers 39 USD (record low, 51% off); Target and Amazon offer 59.99–69.99 USD.[25][26]

iPad Pro M5 and Entry-Level iPad Live Pricing Now

The iPad Pro M5 launched October 22, 2025. The 11-inch 256GB Wi-Fi model is live at 949 USD (5% off from 999 USD). The 13-inch 256GB Wi-Fi model is live at 1,249 USD (4% off from 1,299 USD).[27][28][29]

The 11th-generation iPad with A16 Bionic chip is live at 299 USD (50 off from 349 USD). Released March 12, 2025, this entry-level model does not support Apple Intelligence.[30][31]

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2024 Black Friday Comparison and Live Stock Status Now

Historical pricing from November 28–December 1, 2024, shows Apple Watch Series 10 dropped to 329 USD and AirPods Pro 2 reached 139 USD. Current 2025 prices match or beat 2024 levels on most products.[32][33][34]

Stock depletion occurs fastest on M4 MacBook Air and iPad Air M3 models. Previous Black Friday events show these items sell through within 24–48 hours at these live price points now.[35][36]

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FAQ

Why doesn't Apple offer discounts during Black Friday, while third-party retailers provide deals?

Apple maintains strict brand pricing and offers gift cards ($50–$200 value) instead of direct discounts. Third-party retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy negotiate their own independent profit margins and choose to provide actual dollar-off discounts directly to consumers purchasing products.​

What inventory risks occur if I delay my purchase until the official Black Friday date?

M4 MacBook Air and iPad Air M3 models historically sell out within 24–48 hours at Black Friday prices. Popular colors, storage configurations, and screen sizes become unavailable quickly. Delaying until November 28 significantly limits your available options and product selection.​

Should I budget for AppleCare+ protection costs when planning my total Black Friday purchase?

AppleCare+ receives no discounts during Black Friday, but you can add coverage within 60 days of purchase. Monthly costs vary: Apple Watch ($3.99–$4.99), iPhone ($7.99–$11.99) depending on model and device type. Always budget these protection expenses separately from your initial purchase price.​

What price adjustment and price-match policies apply if deals drop further after my purchase?

Best Buy allows price adjustments through January 15, 2026 for November-December purchases made now. Target extends price-matching through December 24, 2025 for holiday season purchases. Amazon automatically price-matches Best Buy, Walmart, Target competitors on identical items sold by each retailer.​

How do 2025 Black Friday prices compare to October's Prime Day sale on the same products?

October Prime Day offered better values on certain items: iPad Air M3 was $449, now $549. M4 MacBook Air at $749.99 remains competitive. Black Friday provides significantly broader product selection, colors, and storage options despite similar or higher individual pricing.​

Is purchasing Certified Refurbished Apple devices better than current Black Friday new pricing?

Apple Certified Refurbished offers 15–30% annual discounts year-round with one-year warranties included. Black Friday new pricing typically undercuts refurbished costs significantly: AirPods Pro 2 costs just $139 new versus $189 refurbished options. New Black Friday deals provide superior value currently.​

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