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Early Black Friday sales are in full swing, with the likes of Amazon, Best Buy, and now Target competing for your attention. Black Friday isn’t technically until Friday, Nov. 29, but as is often the case, major retailers are rolling out deals a bit earlier. This specific Target sale goes on until the end of the day on Nov. 9. I’ve rounded up some of the best tech deals they have after vetting them with price-tracking tools to make your life a bit easier. Here is what should get your attention.
Beats headphones start at $100
If you’re looking to get some stylish, quality headphones, it’s hard to beat Beats. The Beats Studio Pro is currently $169.99 (originally $349.99). This matches the lowest price I’ve ever seen them. You get comfort, premium accessories, and spatial audio with head tracking. Apple users can use the hands-free Siri access, but everyone can use the one-touch pairing on iOS or Android devices (through Google Fast Pair), which gives simultaneous connections with up to two devices, and a transparency mode that lets you hear your surroundings.
If you’re looking for a cheaper option, the Beats Solo 4 are available for $99.99 (originally $199.99), also the lowest price I’ve seen them. They don’t offer as many bells and whistles and are on-ear headphones (as opposed to over-ear headphones, which are bigger and cup around your ears), but at their current price, they’re a great value.
An LG OLED TV for under $1,000
It’s a good time to pull the trigger on an OLED TV if the 55-inch is the size for your living room. The LG 55″ Class 4K OLED Smart TV is currently $999.99 (originally $1,499.99), the lowest price it has been. At its current price, it’s a better value than even the best budget OLED TVs of 2024. It has a 3840 × 2160 (2160p) resolution, WiFi 5, 4 HDMI inputs and 2 USB ports, and the usual amazing picture quality, colors, viewing angles, and motion blur that you can expect from an OLED TV.
The 9th gen. iPad is under $200
The 64GB 9th generation iPad has been steadily coming down in price over the last few months, but it hasn’t gone below its current $199.99 (originally $329) price. This iPad was considered the best iPad for most people by PCMag and received its Editors’ Choice award in an “excellent” review. While it is three years old, it’s not yet on the list of Apple products no longer getting software updates, so it’s still safe with software updates for a couple more years. It weighs 1.1 pounds and its 10.2-inch screen has a sharp 2,160 by 1,620 pixel resolution with a battery life that gives you around five to six hours of juice.
