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Waiting for the best time to buy anything can be an exercise in frustration, because you never know when you’re going to find a better price — but there are certainly worse times to do some bargain hunting than Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

This year, retailers seem to have extended their Thanksgiving weekend deals into a whole week or month of deals as a way to kick-start the holiday shopping season. Some bargains are better than others, but we’ve rounded up some of the Black Friday 2013 mobile tech deals below.

Best Buy Black Friday
Best Buy

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Amazon 

Apple

Barnes & Noble 

  • NOOK Simple Touch for $39
  • NOOK Simple Touch with GlowLight for $49
  • NOOK HD for $79
  • 30% off any one item (coupon: BFRIDAY30)
  • 25% off most items with coupon: CMONDAY25
  • 50% off select books, DVDs and Blu-rays

Best Buy 

CostCo

  • Buy a PC for $600 or more, get a Dell Venue 8 Android tablet for $99
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 for $280

Dell

eBay

Fry’s 

  • Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 for $170
  • Apple TV for $80
  • Lenovo Yoga 10.1 Android tablet for $349
  • Microsoft Surface RT 32GB w/Touch cover for $229

Geekbuying

Google Play Store

HTC

  • HTC One for $30 (w/new Sprint or Verizon contract) – 11/29 and 11/30 only

Lenovo 

Micro Center (all deals are in-store only)

  • Apple iPad Air for $460 and up
  • Apple iPad mini for $260 and up
  • Dell Venue 8 Pro Windows 8.1 tablet for $228
  • Dell XPS 12 convertible tablet w/Haswell for $800
  • Google Nexus 7 (2012) w/32GB for $150
  • Google Nexus 7 (2013) w/16GB for $200
  • Google Nexus 7 (2013) w/32GB for $230
  • Microsoft Surfac RT 32GB + Touch Cover for $180
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 with prices starting at $140

Microsoft Store

Motorola

Newegg

OfficeMax

  • Dell Inspiron 11 3137 laptop w/Celeron 2955U for $300
  • PNY 128GB USB flash drive for $44

Rakuten

Sprint

  • $100 off any phone when you switch from another carrier
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 for $50 w/new data plan

Staples

  • Amazon Kindle Fire for $79
  • Google Nexus 7 w/16GB for $199
  • HP Pavilion Chromebook (1st gen) for $180
  • Dell Venue 8 Pro Windows 8.1 tablet for $280
  • Toshiba Encore Windows 8.1 tablet for $300
  • SanDisk 32GB USB flash drive for $10
  • SanDisk 16GB USB flas drive for $7

Target

  • B&N NOOK HD 7 for $79
  • Buy an iPad Air for $479, get a $100 gift card
  • Buy an iPad mini at normal price, get a $75 gift card
  • Buy an iPod Touch at normal price, get a $50 gift card
  • Buy an iPhone for $20 off, get a $30 gift card

TigerDirect

Toys R Us

  • Refurb Archos Arnova 7 Android tablet for $40
  • Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 for $180
  • Acer Gateay 10″ touchscreen Windows notebook w/Celeron for $280
  • $20 gift card when you buy a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7, 8, or 10 inch tablet for $160 to $300

Walmart

Woot

There’s a Woot off, with new deals every time a current bargain is sold out.

Verizon

  • Verizon Ellipsis 7″ Android tablet for free w/new 2-year activation
  • $150 off any Samsung 10″ tablet
  • Jawbone Jambox Bluetooth speaker for $100

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6 replies on “Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2013 mobile tech deals”

  1. Well researched folks. The ASUS Transformer appears to have sold out of the Microsoft store at the sale price before your entry says it goes on sale. It has been in sold out status since Monday. Should not have relied on your data, I guess

  2. Can you provide the regular price for these if possible? Hopefully not the MSRP since most products rarely sell as high as that. I often find most of the Black Friday deals for products I’m interested in aren’t actually that great and not worth the spending time trying to grab them. Thanks!

    1. Wouldn’t that information be located at the sites he’s linking to?

      1. Very often, the retailer would list the “original” price as the MSRP which they never actually sold the item for. Best Buy, Amazon, Macy’s, Walmart, Target, etc. uses this practice during their “sales”. Most of the links in this article are to the retailers so whatever “original” price they show can’t be trusted.

  3. I’d like to see more mobile phone deals. The only one in the list is for iPhone.

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