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\nApple products rarely see discounts, but Black Friday is a great time to track down the popular brand at a reasonable price. Searching for savings on Apple products can feel like trying to find a needle in a haystack, which is why we’ve done the legwork and found the best deals on all things Apple this holiday season. When shopping for Apple products, keep one rule in mind: You never get the best price at the Apple Store. Instead, shop at authorized Apple resellers such as Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Target and other familiar names. They’ll often have discounts of $30 to $100 or more on a wide variety of Apple products. We will be updating this page with the latest news on Apple deals we find, so check back often. This article was most recently updated Friday, Nov.19. Here are some of the best deals about to drop. They’ll be hitting shelves (and online carts) next week. There are several great options for AirPods available, and with Black Friday deals rolling in, now is the time to find the right option for you at the best price. Here’s what we’ve found so far: The Apple Watch Series 7 is now available. That means sizable discounts are available right now on the previous-generation Series 6 and smaller savings on the midrange Watch SE. You can also find the Apple Watch Series 3 for as low as $169, but that model is so old at this point, we recommend you steer clear of it and go for the SE instead. More Apple Watch deals: We’ve previously seen the new 2021 iPad and iPad Mini drop by $30 or $50, respectively, while the current iPad Pro and iPad Air models are up to $100 off at times. These could drop further in the days ahead. More current early Black Friday deals on iPads: If you’re investing in one of the iPads, it may be time to grab you an Apple Pencil as well. This accessory helps with artistic and professional endeavors, and right now it’s under a hundred bucks. The MacBook is experiencing a renaissance, thanks to the latest models being powered by Apple’s supercharged M1 and M1 Pro\/Max CPUs. The models are often $50 to $100 less than the Apple Store price at many retailers, and those prices may dip further in November and December. More deals on Apple MacBooks: If a laptop isn’t your speed, Apple offers two flavors of consumer desktops: the Mac Mini (add your own keyboard, mouse and monitor) and the iMac, an all-in-one. Both the Mini and the 24-inch iMac have been updated to Apple’s new M1 chip. Most folks should steer clear of the larger 27-inch iMac until it gets its inevitable M1 upgrade (rumored to be coming in 2022). More deals on Apple desktops: You’ll pay a big premium for an Apple TV box versus sub-$50 rivals like Roku, Fire TV and Chromecast models. But for Apple completists — and those who want a more privacy-friendly streaming experience — the Apple TV is worth it. Note that you should steer clear of any models that aren’t the 2021 model (below) with the improved remote and latest chip. More Apple TV deals:<\/p>\n