Apple one-day discounts posted
As Mat mentioned earlier in the week, Apple's one-day online sale for the US is today (12:01 am to 11:59 pm Pacific Time) and the details have just been released:
MacBooks: Up to $101 off
iMacs: Up to $101 off
iPod Shuffle: $68 ($11 off)
iPod nano: from $138 ($11 off)
iPod classic: from $228 ($31 off)
Airport Extreme: $158 ($21 off)
Airport Express: $88 ($11 off)
Wireless Mighty Mouse: $58 ($11 off)
Apple Bluetooth Headset: $108 ($21 off)
iLife and iWork: $68 each ($11 off)
Microsoft Office (all versions): $100 off, which combined with the Technology Promise, could bring you Office 2008 Special Media Edition for a mind-blowing $49.95 + $6.99 shipping for the upgrade next year. That's quite a deal.
There's also a plethora of deals on plenty of other accessories on the store which we simply don't have room to post. For additional Mac shopping tips, you might also want to check out dealmac.com. Happy shopping!
MacBooks: Up to $101 offiMacs: Up to $101 off
iPod Shuffle: $68 ($11 off)
iPod nano: from $138 ($11 off)
iPod classic: from $228 ($31 off)
Airport Extreme: $158 ($21 off)
Airport Express: $88 ($11 off)
Wireless Mighty Mouse: $58 ($11 off)
Apple Bluetooth Headset: $108 ($21 off)
iLife and iWork: $68 each ($11 off)
Microsoft Office (all versions): $100 off, which combined with the Technology Promise, could bring you Office 2008 Special Media Edition for a mind-blowing $49.95 + $6.99 shipping for the upgrade next year. That's quite a deal.
There's also a plethora of deals on plenty of other accessories on the store which we simply don't have room to post. For additional Mac shopping tips, you might also want to check out dealmac.com. Happy shopping!
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Jon H said 4:08AM on 11-23-2007
I was hoping the logitech Z-5500 speakers would be on sale.
Nope.
By the way, are there any other 5.1 computer speakers on the market
that have an optical digital input?
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Vasco said 4:37AM on 11-23-2007
Meh. The discounts for most of the stuff don't do much to dent the normal prices.
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TjL said 4:56AM on 11-23-2007
Office:Mac can be had for $125 at Amazon, and the $100 rebate is good there too.
Airport Express sells at Amazon for $82 every day there too.
Lastly, a *FAMILY PACK* of iWork 2008 sells for $100 on Amazon which is a lot cheaper than I think Apple sells it for.
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Maarten Schreuder said 4:58AM on 11-23-2007
Too bad that the MS Office rebate isn't applicable in other countries then the US.
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TjL said 5:00AM on 11-23-2007
Sorry that should have been iWork Family Pack for $80, not $100, at Amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Apple-iWork-08-Family-Pack/dp/B000BX7H52/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=software&qid=1195812009&sr=8-1
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Jeff said 7:08AM on 11-23-2007
No .Mac discount this year? Blah.
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Willem said 8:15AM on 11-23-2007
Only the US store... Stupid Apple, no discount in europe, instead, they're trying to rip us off with a 1000-euro iPhone.
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Gar said 9:55AM on 11-23-2007
No discounts on iTouch or iPhone?
If you have a corp discount, it appears the discounts get piled on top so you get a double discount. Not many other folks do that.
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MfS said 10:00AM on 11-23-2007
For #6:
A .Mac account is cheaper if you get it through Amazon.com anyway. Had Apple discounted .Mac, I doubt it'd been much ceheaper than the Amazon.com price.
I was surprised to see that the new Apple Keyboard was *NOT* discounted at all. It's even part of the red graphic, but it's not on sale. Bummer.
Oh well, I know the wireless/Bluetooth Mighty Mouse will now be in my stocking this Christmas thanks to this discount. Thanks, President Jobs!
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Andrew Abate said 10:28AM on 11-23-2007
Do you get the discount today on top of the education discount?
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kdt said 10:57AM on 11-23-2007
You're better off just buying from the Apple Refurb store.
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JD said 11:57AM on 11-23-2007
Well, they got me hook line and sinker -- 24" iMac with Core2Duo Extreme -- with 1 GB of memory. I'm not paying highway robbery for 4GB ($850? Not in this lifetime!). That I ordered from someone else. :-)
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PSM said 12:05PM on 11-23-2007
I agree, no price drops good enough to make me buy something. It would be nice if I was already planning a purchase anyway, but the only thing that would have gotten me to buy would be a huge discount on a nano or iPod touch.
As for those outside the US, do you guys have Black Friday as well? I assumed it was a strictly US phenomenon, being based on one of our holidays.
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Ian said 12:14PM on 11-23-2007
@8 and @10: I have a corp discount, which is essentially an education discount, and this sale doesn't really change the usual prices (the sale discounts are not cumulative).
For example
Wireless mighty mouse:
Reg price @ normal store: $69
BF sale price @ normal store: $58 (save $11)
Reg price @ corp store: $52
BF sale price @ corp store: $52 (save $0)
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Ian said 12:17PM on 11-23-2007
@PSM: We have the sale on the Canadian site, even though we don't have Thanksgiving at the same time as you in the US.
Due to the nearly equal USD/CAD dollar, the prices are the same on both sides this year.
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Kristian Freeman said 12:28PM on 11-23-2007
I took a snapshot of the page if anyone doesn't feel like going to the website or something.. Here it is.
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Kristian Freeman said 12:29PM on 11-23-2007
Dang it, a href's don't work. Here's the link: http://www.applereporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/applestoreblackfriday2007.png
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Jeff said 1:10PM on 11-23-2007
#9, THANKS for the tip on Amazon's lower .Mac price. Just ordered it.
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Piotr Malecki said 1:47PM on 11-23-2007
The Black Friday discounts are available in Canada as well.
Click on the "Let the holidays begin" banner below the iMac and MacBook. You can save up to $111.00 CDN on the MacBook and the iMac. Still makes the MacBook $150 more that the US price even though our currencies are near par.
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Rae Whitlock said 2:48PM on 11-23-2007
Pulled the trigger on the Office 2004 deal. Good stuff.
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