Apple Black Friday 2022 Canada Deals: Free Gift Cards are Back

Apple has announced its Black Friday 2022 sale that also leads into Cyber Monday as well for Canada, from November 25 to 28.

Again, Apple is offering up a free gift card with select purchases. Check out what’s available below:

Get a $70 Apple Gift Card when you buy:

• iPhone 13
• iPhone 13 mini
• iPhone 12
• iPhone SE

Get up to a $105 Apple Gift Card when you buy:

• AirPods Pro (2nd generation) -$70 gift card
• AirPods (2nd generation) – $35 gift card
• AirPods (3rd generation) with Lightning Charging Case – $35 gift card
• AirPods Max ($105 gift card)

Get a $70 Apple Gift Card when you buy:

• Apple Watch SE

Get up to a $70 Apple Gift Card when you buy:

• iPad Air ($70 gift card)
• iPad 9 ($40 gift card)
• iPad mini ($70 gift card)

Get up to a $350 Apple Gift Card when you buy:

• MacBook Air 13.3″ ($210 gift card)
• MacBook Air 13.6″ ($210 gift card)
• MacBook Pro 14″ M1 or 16″ ($350 gift card)
• MacBook Pro 13.3″ ($280 gift card)
• Mac mini ($140 gift card)
• iMac 24″ ($210 gift card)

Get up to a $70 Apple Gift Card when you buy:

• Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro or iPad Air ($70)
• iPad Magic Keyboard 11″ – $70 gift card
• Smart Keyboard Folio 11″ – $35 gift card
• Smart Keyboard Folio 12.9″ – $35 gift card
• Apple Pencil (2nd generation) – $35 gift card
• MagSafe Duo – $35 gift card

Get up to a $70 Apple Gift Card when you buy:

• Studio3 Wireless
• Solo3 Wireless
• Powerbeats Pro
• Beats Fit Pro
• Beats Studio Buds
• Beats Flex – $35 gift card

Last year’s Black Friday sale saw gift cards for Apple TV 4K purchases and iPad Pro. But that’s not the case for 2022. Again, you won’t get a gift card for the latest iPhone 14 devices.

“Offer valid on qualifying purchases of eligible Apple products from November 25, 2022 to November 28, 2022 at a qualifying location,” says Apple.

Click here to visit Apple.ca to plan your Black Friday purchase. More sales are likely coming from retail partners, soon.

Update Nov. 18: Added specific gift card amounts by item according to data obtained by iPhone in Canada.