Apple Black Friday deals — my 5 favorite finds right now

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During Black Friday deals, you can find some of the lowest prices of the year on sought-after products. Based on what I've seen, it's the best time to buy Apple devices, with huge discounts happening right now across all of the company's product categories.

For example, the new AirPods Pro 2 with USB-C are on sale for $189 at Amazon. This is a record-low price that I — someone who has covered Apple devices for several years — didn't expect for a product that launched just two months ago. Meanwhile, my Apple Watch Series 9 is always strapped to my wrist, and it's on sale for $329 at Amazon. That's an all-time-low price.

Check out the best Apple Black Friday deals I recommend here, or check out our round-ups of the AirPods Black Friday deals, Apple Watch Black Friday deals and iPad Black Friday deals for more of our favorite promotions.

Apple Black Friday deals — quick links

Apple AirTag: was $29 now $23 @ Amazon
Apple AirPods Pro 2 USB-C (2023): was $249 now $189 @ Amazon
Apple Watch SE 2nd gen (40mm): was $249 now $179 @ Amazon
Apple Watch 9 (GPS/41mm): was $399 now $329 @ Amazon
iPad Mini 2021 (Wi-Fi/64GB): was $499 now $399 @ Amazon

Apple Watch 9 (GPS/41mm): was $399 now $329 @ Amazon [LOWEST PRICE]
Apple Watch 9 deals are live and Amazon is taking 18% off the newest Apple Watch. The new watch features a faster S9 chip for better performance, 4-core neural engine, and an 18-hour battery life. It also supports Apple Double Tap, a new gesture that can be used to answer/end a call, stop a timer, play/pause music, or dismiss an alarm. In our Apple Watch 9 review, we said the Editor's Choice watch got significant performance upgrades and remains the best smartwatch you can buy.
Price check: $399 @ Best Buy

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