Since the launch of Apple Arcade, the desire to own an iPhone is stronger than ever. If you're itching to switch up your phone game or you're just after a nice upgrade from your current iPhone, Walmart has some fantastic Black Friday deals that 🐽might just make you take the leap. ꧅The online store is currently offering the chance to get a Walmart eGift card with a value of up to $450 .
If you're after an iPhone 11 or 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max, you can pick up the flagship model and bag yourself a $300 eGift card if you ac꧟tivate it via the AT&T or Verizon payment plan. The eGift card will be sent to your registered email address within 30 days of the shipment of your phone, and while you can't use it for your iPhone purchase, this Black Friday there's sure to be plenty of deals you can use it for at Walmart.
The ✨iPhone XS Max and XR models are also included in the offer and will 🍬net you a $400 eGift card through the activation deal. And last but by no means least, you can get a hearty $450 eGift card when you purchase an iPhone XS.
While the first wave on this offer only lasts until 3 pm (PST) November 28, 2019, if you miss this short window, the deal is coming back around again for Walmart's Cyber Monday deals and will run from December 1 at 9pm (PST) to December 2 until 11.59pm (PST). Good iPhone dealಌs are hard to come by, so if you're in the market for one, picking up this deal is w🍎orth it while it lasts.
Looking to get yourself a new iPad too? We've got you covered with our Black Friday iPad deals 2019.
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