Best Buy's Apple Gadgets Deals: iPhone 7, iPad Pro, MacBook Pro

By Precious Gem de Peralta
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Best Buy has a special two-day sale on Apple gadgets that include iPhone 7, iPhone 6, iPhone 6S Plus, iPad Pro and MacBook Pro. homethods.com via Flickr

Unlike other smartphones, it is not easy to find deals on iPhone or Apple gadgets in general. With both Black Friday and Cyber Monday behind, retailers now offer discounted products for holiday shoppers. In particular, Best Buy is throwing a special two-day sale on Apple phones, tablets, laptops and watches that include the latest iPhone 7, the iPad Pro and the MacBook Pro.

Best Buy’s Apple promo started on Friday and should run through the end on Saturday. If you want to get an iPhone 7, go to Best Buy. They will be giving you a minimum $100 gift card with installment billing agreement on the iPhone 7. As for its predecessors, you have a chance to own an iPhone 6 for $14.99 monthly, as well as an iPhone 6S Plus for $19.99 monthly.

If you need a bigger device, Best Buy is selling the 9.7-inch iPad Pro for $125 less and a $100 cheaper 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Meanwhile, you will be able to save $50 on an iPad mini 2. As for Macs, there is a $100 discount on a 13-inch MacBook Pro Non-Touch. Select models of the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac are up for a $200 price cut.

Best Buy is also bringing the best deals on Apple’s more portable gadgets. You can save as much as $500 on select Apple Watch models. If you already have one but you need accessories for your smartwatch, some are being sold $50 off from their regular price. According to BGR, you can visit BestBuy.com to avail the discounted products mentioned above.

In case you missed it on Friday, Amazon also had their own deals on Apple accessories rather than the devices. They offered scratch-proof iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus cases. The online retail giant also offered a huge discount on Apple Series 1 watches back in Tuesday as part of its 12 Days of Deals. A refurbished stainless steel 28mm Apple Watch with a Sport Band was $80 cheaper than its $349.99 original price. Likewise, a brand new stainless steel 42mm Apple Watch with a Classic Buckle leather band cost $90 less than $449.99.

The one promo that is still up yet in Amazon is for gamers who want to get a NES Classic Edition. They will be giving away 20 consoles. If you are interested, you have to follow their official Twitter account @AmazonGames and retweet their tweet regarding the said contest. It’s only up until Saturday.

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