Amazon Black Friday 2026: up to 60% off from 19 November, but no iPhone on the list
According to Amazon's own announcement, Black Friday Week and Cyber Monday run from 19 to 30 November with up to 60% off: the preview names no Apple deals.
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- In its announcement Amazon sets Black Friday Week from 19 to 30 November 2026, with up to 60% off limited-time deals, and Black Friday itself on the 27th.
- There are twelve themed deal days, with a double drop at midnight and 8 a.m. PST on both Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
- Amazon's preview names no Apple deal: for Macs, iPads and AirPods, MacObserver notes the live prices and the return window are what matter.
Amazon has lifted the curtain on its late-November offers. According to the company's own announcement, Black Friday Week and the Cyber Monday events run from 19 to 30 November 2026, with deals on millions of products across electronics, beauty, fashion and toys. Black Friday itself falls on 27 November; Cyber Monday closes the period on the 30th.
What is new this year, again according to Amazon, is the "Today's Big Deals" mechanic: twelve themed deal days, each with its own theme, and for the first time a double drop — at midnight and 8 a.m. Pacific time — on both Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The announced discounts reach up to 60% off.
What is there, and what is missing
The announcement lists the categories: up to $600 off selected Sony and Hisense TVs, up to 50% off headphones and speakers from Beats, JBL, Marshall and Sonos, up to 30% off laptops from ASUS, Acer, Alienware, Lenovo and HP. On Amazon's own devices it points to up to 35% off tablets, Echo and Fire TV, and up to 45% off some TV models and the Kindle Colorsoft.
There is one detail that anyone waiting for November to buy a Mac checks first: the preview contains no Apple deal. MacObserver points this out after reading the announcement and the company's FAQ: Beats is the only brand from that stable mentioned, at 50% off selected products. For Macs, iPads and AirPods "the prices to beat are the ones Amazon already has live", the outlet writes, and the rule that matters is another one — the return window, which for Apple closes on 15 January. It is worth reading that page before buying, not after.
Two warnings before you buy
The first is written by Amazon itself: the deals last only while supplies last. A themed drop can sell out within hours, so an advertised percentage is not a guaranteed price.
The second is a matter of method: these figures are declared by the company on selected products, not the result of an independent price analysis. A sensible comparison starts from the price history of the individual item — the site shows up to a year of it — not from the percentage on the card.
For network readers, two useful pieces on tech shopping: November's Pixel Drop and Claude arriving in spreadsheets.