Black Friday 2016 Australia: Deals for various Apple products provide a little breathing room for buyers

Before the end of the month, serious deals will be available in various online retailers and physical shops. If doubts are amidst in purchasing particular Apple products - like the iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 7, as well as various MacBook Pro and MacBook Air devices - the available discounts are coming to push consumers over the edge.

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Though Black Friday and Cyber Monday are not as big a deal in Australia as they are in the US, the annual event is definitely picking up more and more ground every year. Kogan.Com is a website that makes it easier for interested buyers who want to partake in the festivities. And because it is an online-only store, the physical madness of it all can be avoided completely.

The iPhone 7 Plus is available on the site in an array of colours, but that discount is not that great. An unit will still set a buyer back by about $1,239, with the original price, which is a $30 discount. However, the iPhone 7 plus is still new to the market and it offers some of the best specifications in the market, including a superior dual-lens camera, IP67 rating and stronger battery life.

The iPhone 7 will, on the other hand, cost about $969. The deal will save buyers a rough $110, which is great considering how new the iPhone 7 is. Much like its larger partner, the device has an AMOLED display and an A10 processor. However, it does not have the dual lens camera.

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The site is also offering the 13 inch MacBook Pro for $2339. The savings in this deal are not exactly ideal, considering that the discount is just $159 and a newer model has already been released and is available. The 2015 release does, however, still pack a punch with its 2.7GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor, Intel Iris 6100 graphics chip and 8GB RAM.

On the other hand, the 11 inch MacBook Air, which originally costs $1,398 will only cost $1,199. The device reportedly lasts for 10 hours on a single charge and sports an LED-backlit display. It is powered by a fifth-generation Intel Core processor and has 128GB of storage.