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Apple doesn't do Black Friday itself - but retailers selling Apple gear are still getting involved Reuters

Having taken part in previous years, Apple decided not to get involved with Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2014 - and we don't expect this to change for 2015. But don't worry, just because Apple itself isn't offering discounts, it doesn't mean other retailers aren't slashing the prices of their own Apple stock.

Here is the IBTimes UK guide to Apple Black Friday deals in the UK this year. In includes money off the iPhone 6s, MacBooks, iMacs and more.

For more Black Friday deals and discounts, visit the IBTimes UK Black Friday hub

Apple Black Friday discounts by KRCS

Apple may not bother with Black Friday discounts, but fear not, because premium reseller KRCS does. Starting on the morning of 27 November, the website will be offering money off the entire Apple range, including the iPhone 6S, Apple Watch, iPad mini, iPad Air, Apple TV and Macs.

Here's an outline of what will be on offer from 00:01 on Black Friday, until 23:59 on 29 November:

  • 4% off all iPhones
  • 6% off iPad mini 2 and mini 4
  • 6% off Apple Watch
  • 8% iPad Air and Air 2
  • 8% off iPad Pro
  • 12% off all Macs – including custom build Macs

KRCS has also told us that all orders placed over the weekend - even if stock has run out - will be charged at the reduced Black Friday rates.


Apple Watch Black Friday deals

Apple Watch for £258.99

This is the 38mm Watch Sport in space grey with the black Sport strap. Apple sells this watch for £299 on its website.

Apple Watch for £268.99

This is the 38mm Sport model in silver aluminium with the blue Sport band. Apple sells it for £299


Mac Black Friday deals

£50 off all MacBooks, iMacs, Mac Minis and the Mac Pro

Currys is offering £50 off the retail price of all Mac computer. This includes every size and specification of MacBook Pro (now starting at £849 after the discount is applied), MacBook Air (starting at £699), iMac (£849) and Mac Mini (£349), as well as the new 12in MacBook (£999) and the Mac Pro (£2,449).

To get £50 off any Mac purchase - both online and in store - use the discount code 50MAC at the checkout.

Free three-year warranty on all MacBooks and iMacs

John Lewis is offering a free three-year warranty on all MacBook and iMac sales. These usually cost around £200 from Apple for the same three-year period.

MacBook Pro 13in Retina with Core i5, 128GB storage, 8GB RAM for £817.45

A similar, albeit slightly newer, version is currently being sold by Apple for £999, despite having the same screen, storage and RAM.

MacBook Air 13in with Core i5 processor, 4GB RAM and 128GB storage for £681.99

Sold through Amazon's Black Friday pages, this MacBook Air is currently being sold by Apple for £749.


iPad Black Friday deals

iPad Pro for £615

It has only been on sale for a couple of weeks, but the iPad Pro is already being discounted for Black Friday. Here you can get the 32GB base model for £615, down from Apple's price of £679. Through the same retailer you can buy the 128GB model for £720, down from £799.

iPad mini 2 16GB Wi-Fi for £179.99

This is the second-generation iPad mini and has a 7.9in display with the all-important Retina resolution. It has 16GB of storage, is silver with a white front, and had Wi-Fi but no SIM card slot. This iPad is £219 on Apple's website.


iPhone Black Friday deals

iPhone 6s with 6GB data for £31 per month

iPhone 6s with 64GB storage, in all three colours, for £100 upfront, then £31 per month for unlimited calls and texts, and 6GB of data from Vodafone

iPhone 6s from £25 per month with £200 upfront cost

Also from Vodafone, through Mobiles.co.uk, here's the 16GB iPhone 6s for just £25 per month. The handset is £200 upfront and you get 1,000 minutes, unlimited texts and 1GB data each month

iPhone 6s 16GB with 6GB data for £39 a month

Another deal from Mobiles.co.uk, here we have the same model of iPhone with no upfront cost, then £39 per month for 6GB of data and unlimited calls and texts from Vodafone.

Look out for more iPhone and Apple deals from IBTimes UK over the coming days.