Walmart's Black Friday iPhone Deals Include $300 Gift Card, Target Counters With $250 Discounts

Today is Black Friday and if you are braving the crowds looking for some smoking deals on tech products, you will want to check out Walmart. The retail giant has some smoking deals on various models of iPhones for Black Friday. The retailer is offering a whopping $300 gift card on iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, and iPhone 7 Plus smartphones. Buy any of those devices for $0 down and get a $300 gift card that you can use in store.

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You could use that gift card for anything you want at Walmart, so if you're not interested in spending the "cash" on more electronics, you could stock up on groceries (for example) with your windfall. One potential catch for those iPhone deals is that you must activate on AT&T or Verizon.

If you don't want to be stuck in a contract or finance an iPhone, you can get the 32GB iPhone SE for $99, which is a $30 savings from its normal price. An iPhone 6 can be had for $129. The iPhone 6S is on sale for $550, a price cut of $99.

If your network of choice is T-Mobile, there are some great Black Friday deals direct from that carrier and from Target. T-Mobile has a buy one, get one free deal on the iPhone 8, iPhone 7 Plus, and iPhone 7. This might be the way to go if you need two smartphones. Target is offering the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone 8 with a $250 gift card. The iPhone SE at Target is also on sale for $99.

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Shane McGlaun

Shane has been into tech since his dad brought home a Pong game when he was a toddler. A passion for gaming led to a passion for PC tech and hardware. That passion was eventually turned into a career writing about cool gadgets, computers, and automotive technology for some of the biggest publications online and in print. Shane also has a passion for the outdoors and when not writing about tech can be found hiking the trails of Colorado whilst keeping an eye open for nefarious rattlesnakes and bears.

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