Black Friday: Apple Fans Can Get a Free $15 Target Gift Card Now

Black Friday shoppers can now get a free $15 Target gift card with purchases of an Apple Gift Card of sufficient value, providing a great overall discount on Apple products and services.

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The offer, which is one of the more notable Apple-related deals at Target, will net you a $15 Target gift card when you purchase $100 or more in Apple Gift Cards. Retailer-specific gift card offers like this are now the only deals currently available for Apple Gift Cards, so if you're a regular Target shopper this one could be the best for you.

Better still, customers looking to buy something at Apple could use an Apple Gift Card toward their purchase, gaining the $15 Target gift card in the process to give the Apple product an effective overall discount. Apple Gift Cards make for a great gift over the holiday period and can be spent in any Apple Store or online to buy products or accessories, as well as digital content like apps and movies.

Similar to Walmart, Target has been holding quite a few pre-Black Friday sales throughout November. For more on the best Black Friday discounts at Target, see our detailed guide.

We're keeping track of all this season's best deals in our Black Friday 2021 Roundup. You can also find more of our daily deals and other offers in our Deals Roundup.

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