Apple 2017 Deals From Target Are Too Tempting To Miss

Apple products are known for being premium and expensive. With that, whenever stores and retailers put these products on sale, it becomes quite a big deal to Apple fans. If you're one of the people who is always hyped up by Apple deals, you would be glad to know that Target is putting a bunch of Apple products on sale.

Target Starts Apple Sale For Super Bowl Sunday

As Super Bowl Sunday starts, Target is putting a big discount on a number of Apple devices. This promo, however, won't be permanent. If you want to save on Apple products, you need to act fast. As per Phone Arena, Target's Apple sale will be coming to a halt this coming Saturday, 11th of February.

Target's Apple Products On-sale

If you want to get the WiFi only iPad Pro 9.7 inch, know that this product now has a $150 discount. This means that you can get the 32 GB model for only $449.99. This is $150 worth of discount that's also applicable to different storage versions, as per CNET. If you want to get the iPad Pro 9.7's Smart Keyboard, you can also get it at a discount. The said accessory is now cut by $15, making it just $134.99.

For people looking to buy the iPad Mini 2, this tablet is discounted by $50 making it cost a mere $219.99. The Apple Watch is also getting a tempting discount of $70 for the 38 mm series 1 wearable, making it very affordable at $199.99. You can also get the same amount of discount for the 42mm model that's now priced at $229.99 with a discount.

For people who are more interested with the latest iPhones, know that Target also has something for you. If you are a qualified iPhone 7 buyer who will purchase the latest iPhones from the offered carriers, Target will be giving you a $200 gift card. The same promo is also available for the Apple iPhone SE. Needless to say, as mentioned above, these promos aren't permanent, so if you want these deals, check on Target before February 11.

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