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Early Black Friday deals cut prices on Apple AirTag and Samsung TVs

Retailers have started early Black Friday discounts on tech, including Apple's AirTag 2 at a record low price. Samsung's Frame TVs and Apple accessories are also on sale, ahead of the official shopping day on November 27.

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Amazon's early Black Friday sale is live and includes official Apple accessory deals. Samsung runs its own early sale with discounts on televisions, monitors, phones, watches and home appliances.

The AirTag 2 four-pack is priced at $69.99 on Amazon, down from $99.00, which matches its record low. A single AirTag 2 is $23.00, down from $29.00, also a record low. The newer model's second-generation Ultra Wideband chip lets Precision Finding work up to 50% farther away from an item than the previous model.

AirTag 2 prices on Amazon

  • 4-Pack regular$99
  • 4-Pack sale$69.99
  • 1-Pack regular$29
  • 1-Pack sale$23

Prices as listed in the early Black Friday deals.

Samsung's sale includes a 65-inch Frame TV at $1,199.99, which is $300 off. The 85-inch Frame Pro is $2,999.99, which is $1,000 off, and several Frame Pro models are at all-time low prices.

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro cases are up to 40% off in the Amazon sale. The material notes that prices are rising across the board, so a discount does not always mean a historically low price.

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