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Friday 25 November 2016 9:02 am

Cheap iPhones and Apple Watches? Here are the best Apple Black Friday deals

By: Lynsey Barber

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Retailers always go big on tech and electronics for Black Friday, but Apple itself did not jump into the fray last year.

In 2016, the company has changed its tune and will hold a "one day shopping event" on Black Friday. The exact deals have not yet been revealed, but will be available here, so check back. 

Read more: These are the best Black Friday drone deals

Meanwhile, we've rounded up the best deals on iPhones, iPads, Apple Watched and Macbooks from elsewhere.

Apple iPhone

EE has £149.99 off the iPhone 6s on a pay monthly contract over 12 months (priced at £33.49 per month).

eBay is offering up several options, from the iPhone 5c at £135.46 to the iPhone 6 from as little as £199 and iPhone 6s from £314.99.

Argos has a refurbished iPhone 5s from £159.95

Carphone Warehouse is offering iPhone 6s deals where the upfront cost of the phone on a £28 per month contract has been slashed from £259.99 to £59.99.

Its sister site Mobiles.co.uk is also offering a great deal on the newer iPhone 7, with the upfront cost on a contract reduced to £75 from £200 and a monthly cost of £30.99. Just use the code BLACKNOV125.

John Lewis is also price matching, don't forget (which goes for other Apple products too).

Apple Watch

Is Apple going to discount its smartwatch? It's hint at Black Friday deals this year is illustrated with a picture of the watch, so this might be your chance. Particularly with the recent launch of its second generation version in September, it could be just the time for a bargain on the original version.

Argos has up to £80 off nearly all the original Apple Watches, bringing the starting price down to £249 for the basic models.

Apple iPad 

EE has £200 off the Air 2 for existing customers (priced at £32.40 per month)

Tesco has £60 off refurbished 32GB iPad Air 4 in black or white now £239.

Argos has the 128 GB iPad Air 2 with a £40 saving, now £469.

Apple Macs

There are few deals on Macbooks or iMacs, but Currys PCWorld is offering a saving of £50 on Microsoft Office when purchased with any laptop, including Apple's.

It's worth keeping an eye on Apple's own deals, revealed on Friday, for any Mac related ones.

Debenhams has several Black Friday offers on a range of Macbooks and iMacs

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