RedFlagDeals has provided an advance look at Target Canada’s upcoming Black Friday 3-Day Sale, set to take place November 29 to December 1. There are some amazing Apple deals to check out in particular the 16GB Wi-Fi iPad Air on sale for $499 plus it includes a bonus $100 Target gift card!
Also, if you spend over $75 before tax on Nov. 29, you will receive a bonus $15 Target gift card. If you have a Target Red Card, you’ll also save an extra 5%. Even with out the 5% Red Card discount, technically Your iPad Air will cost you $384 (works out to $135 off Apple’s $519 retail price)
Here are the Apple products on sale:
Apple is expected to launch a Black Friday sale this Friday again just like last year, which saw discounts of $41 on a Retina iPad. But this offer on the 16GB Wi-Fi iPad Air is a pretty hot deal. Let us know what you’re going to jump on!
Update: Clarified the Red Card 5% discount does not apply to Apple products.
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The 1st gen iPad mini is going to be $250 at Staples, if you don’t want to deal with the gift card.
The fine print on the target red card specifically says “apple products video games and mobile are exempt from 5% discount”. Boo.
That fine print applies to the additional 5% discount new cardholders receive (a single-use coupon) but the Redcard does provide the regular 5% discount, just not 10% stacked with the coupon.
How its $135 off the regular price??? You can’t use the $100 gift card towards the iPad Air, you have to spend $499+tax to recieve the gift card.
Those gift cards are good as cash at Target.
$499 price = $20 off + $100 Target gift card
+ $15 Target gift card bonus =
$135 “gained”
You’re still up $135. Sure, it might not be directly off the iPad Air but the savings are indirect on your wallet.