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The best Black Friday and Cyber Monday iOS and Android hardware deals

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The best Black Friday and Cyber Monday iOS and Android hardware deals
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With the arrival of Black Friday and Cyber Monday this weekend there's plenty of limited-time discounts on hardware.

There's so much of it, in fact, that it warrants a round-up. So, being the kind folks we are, we're providing one for you.

So, if you're looking for a new Android tablet, or perhaps one of those fancy new smartwatches, then now's your chance to satiate your desires and save some money.

Below is a list of the best hardware sales we've seen over this weekend. It may swap and change as prices fluctuate and new sales roll out.


Carphone Warehouse is having a Flash Sale until Tuesday.

- You can save £170 on the Sony Xperia Z3
- And £80 can be saved on the Sony Xperia Z3 Compact

- £30 has been knocked off the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini
- The Nokia Lumia 530 has £15 knocked off its price


Google Play is having a holiday sale
John Lewis has knocked £30 off the iPad Air 2
  • The 16GB model is £289 with two years guarantee
  • The 32GB model is £329 with two years guarantee
Argos is having a big Black Friday sale (you might have to queue)
Amazon has taken £100 off its 32GB Kindle Fire HDX Tablet selling it at £130 instead of £230 EE's Black Friday sale sees 20 percent off all its pay-what-you-want mobiles that cost under £150

It also has a deal on the 16GB iPhone 5s letting you pay just £9.99 upfront on a £33.99 monthly plan (with 1000 minutes, 2GB data, and unlimited texts).

Also, the 8GB iPhone 5c is free with a £24.99 monthly plan until December 1st

PC World is - surprise, surprise - having a big Black Friday sale as well

Plus, if you enter code BLACK100 at the checkout, you can get a Samsung Galaxy Tab S for £100 less

Currys is also having a large sale for Black Friday (you'll probably have to queue)

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