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Black Friday 2014: Apple Won't Give Huge Discount On iPhone 6 And iPad Air 2? Check Out Other Great Deals Here

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Black Friday 2014 is just a month away and Wal-Mart, Apple, Target and Best Buy are now gearing up for the largest shopping affair.

The most anticipated on this event are Apple Black Friday 2014 deals. Apple devices are 'doorbusters' on Black Friday. Its devices can bought at Apple Stores, as well as authorized retailers like Target, Walmart, Radio Shack, and Best Buy during the Black Friday 2014.

Apple devices are expected some price drop, but according to reports don't expect a huge discount on the Apple iPhone 6 and iPad Air 2.

As per Christian Post " It might be better to look to Wal-Mart and Best Buy which tend to offer Apple items up to $200 cheaper than the original price."

Meanwhile, Dealnews.com predicts that the original iPad Air could drop to $360, first generation iPad Mini could drop to $199 and the 2013 MacBook Air could drop to $699.

On the other hand, last year Apple offered gift cards ranging from $25 to $150 and Targer offered $50-$100 gift card for different purchase of Apple Products.

According to reports these might be the combinations of iPhone Black Friday deals.

- iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus: Gift cards amounting to $50 or $75 might be given for each purchase. - iPhone 5s: A combination of small discount and gift cards. - iPhone contract: A possibility of a $100-discount for iPhone 5s contracts

Meanwhile, Black Friday 2014 is also a shopping spree for gamers. Dealnews predicts that the PS4 price will drop to $340, and in a separate report Xbox One might priced at $350 after thanks giving.

New games on PS4 is expected to have a $10 slashed from its original price. Expect the deals from Amazon, Target , Walmart and Best Buy.

The Black Friday 2014 usually starts after Thanksgiving but some retailers will offer its deals before Thanksgiving.

We'll keep you updated for more Black Friday 2014 deals when retailers publish their ads.

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