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Save on Apple iPad 10.2, Apple Watch Series 6 at Amazon for Black Friday

By Jennifer Allen Published November 13, 2020

Now is the perfect time to dive into Black Friday deals with some great early offers stemming from the Amazon Black Friday deals amongst others. Right now, you can buy the latest Apple iPad 10.2 and Apple Watch Series 6 for less with plenty of other great Black Friday tablet deals and Black Friday Apple Watch deals out there. Looking for Black Friday iPad deals in particular? This is just the beginning but it’s the ideal time to snap up the most-sought after gift this holiday season before they sell out.

Apple iPad 10.2 — $299, was $329

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A $30 price cut on the latest technology is always great to see and that’s certainly the case with the latest Apple iPad 10.2. For $299, you get a gorgeous 10.2-inch Retina display, A12 Bionic chip, and 32GB of storage. That’s everything you need to get started within the Apple ecosystem with the tablet being ideal for both productivity tasks or relaxing with Netflix or Apple Arcade. Things get better with an 8MP back camera and 1.2MP FaceTime HD front camera — both of which proving useful during daily use or when you have an important video conferencing call to take. It also promises up to 10 hours of battery life so you won’t have to worry about finding a power socket during a busy day. It’s essentially everything you could need from the more budget-priced iPad available right now.

Apple Watch Series 6 — $379, was $399

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If you’re a more active tech user, you really need the latest Apple Watch Series 6. It’s the best Apple Watch yet with an always-on Retina display that’s 2.5x brighter outdoors when your wrist is down than before. It also promises to be up to 20% faster than the Apple Watch Series 5. You can track all your workouts while also enjoying the ability to take calls and receive notifications to your wrist. Alongside that are useful features like the ability to measure your blood oxygen levels with an all-new sensor and app, GPS for tracking your journeys, and the ability to check your heart rhythm too. The Apple Watch has truly come into its own as one of the best smartwatches out there now.

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