Apple Only Offers ‘Gift Cards’, Best Deals Are Still Available, Find Here Where! [BLACK FRIDAY SALE 2016]

By Love Marie - 24 Nov '16 19:29PM
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A lot of people are now hoarding on the Black Friday Sale on "Apple" products even before the sale. Ace for an "Apple" gadget to these sites and get some major discounts!

Don't worry if iPhone 7 is not included in Black Friday Sale, you can still get one, though. If you sign up for the 24-monthly installment plan of the carriers Verizon and T-Mobile you'll get a free 'iPhone 7'.

T-Mobile & Verizon Is Now Offering 'Free iPhone 7'! Find Out Here How To Get One! [BLACK FRIDAY 2016]

According to a report from 9to5mac site, it was confirmed that Apple official site is just offering GIFT CARDS! It was 100% real through the Apple site of Australia and New Zealand, another bad news for iPhone 7 and other latest Apple products are not on the list that can be used on the gift card. Well, good the news is that Apple is still part of the Black Friday sale and it's better than nothing.

Based on the latest news, the qualified Apple products that are up for the Black Friday Sale "Gift Card" are iPhone 6s/6s Plus/Se, Apple Watches series 1 only, Apple TV and iPad Pro/mini 4/Air 2. While on MacBooks that are up for sale are ranging from 12-15 inches MacBook non-Touch bar models, iMac, MacBook Air and Mac Pro old models.

Try to ace on some third party site for a great deal on Apple products, on the following deals you will be offered mostly only the old models. On iPads deals, you can find on Best Buy iPad mini 4 that can save you up to $125, the iPad Air 2 and iPad Pro 9.7 inch are on $125 off. Target also offer an iPad sale that starts with $200 while on Walmart get an iPad mini 2 for $199.

MacBook fans! B&H and Best Buy are now offering MacBook for sale with starting savings from $100 to $200 off! How about some Apple Watch? Best Buy and Target are now offering them at the start of $200 up! Ipods are now 20% off and Apple TV is 25% at Target!

Have Fun on shopping!

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