The Black Friday 2016 deals have already provided quite the convenience to all types of consumers out there. While this was most beneficial to other companies, Apple had something else in mind compared to last year. Nonetheless, it did not stop their highly-coveted products from getting price drops.
It was said that the Black Friday 2016 deals offered this year were more than handsome to include their traditional games, products and devices to the mix as annually presented. It can be recalled last year that the tech titan Apple did not approach the bench the same way last year, but dipped in this time for more promotional goodness.
According to past reports by 9 to 5 Mac, Apple gave a momentary ceasing of participation to their staff last year with regards to taking part in Black Friday. This is due to the company's desire to give a break for the said event, but are now in the field again for Black Friday 2016 deals. Sadly, Apple was recognized as a brand that does not go on sale too often, but now, it seems that other establishments are those to offer best.
Previous reports delivered that the Black Friday 2016 deals gave out the Wi-fi only iPad Air 2 in Target for $274, which is alongside Best Buy's $275. A 32 GB Wi-fi only iPad Pro is available in Target as well for $448 as well. The ever-popular, 13-inch MacBook Pro 2015 is up for grabs for only $1,149 with a slash of $100 from the original price, rigged with 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD and a 2.7GHz processor.
The 13-inch MacBook Air models are being sold for $200 from Best Buy for the Black Friday 2016 deals. In the same manner, the 27-inch, 5K Retina iMac with 8GB RAM and 1TB hard drive is perhaps one to have the biggest drops-from $1,799 to $1,599. The 21.5-inch iMac with a 1.6GHz Core i5 chipset with 1TB hard drive and 8GB RAM is rated at $899 coming from the $1,099 original price.
What do you think of the many companies choosing to make the aforementioned price drops for their previously announced Black Friday 2016 deals? Stay locked to GamenGuide for more news and updates.
