Best Buy Black Friday 2015 deals: Amazing discounts on iPhone 6S, 6s Plus, Galaxy Note 5, Apple Watch, MacBook, Surface 3, Surface Pro 3

The Black Friday 2015 sale will start on Best Buy from Nov. 27 at 5:00 p.m. Leaked ads have revealed the retail giant will offer amazing deals on mobile devices.

Samsung Galaxy smartphones, tablets and wearables

Buyers that buy or lease Samsung flagships like the Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, or S6 Edge+ with an installment plan can benefit from $250 (AU$353) gift card, Phone Arena reported. The Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 with 8 GB of storage is priced at $119 (AU$168) after a price cut of $60, Best Black Friday reported.

Buyers can avail a massive discount of $200 on the Galaxy Note 5 as the retailer is offering the phablet at only $49.99 (AU$69) along with a two-year contract from Verizon and Sprint. Best Buy is offering a huge discount of $70 on Samsung Gear Fit and Gear 2 Neo wearable devices for $79 (AU$111) and $129 (AU$182), respectively.

Apple Watch, iPads, iPhones, and MacBook

The Apple Watch will be available with a discount of $100 (AU$141).The Wi-Fi only version of the iPad Air 2 will be available with a starting price of $499 (AU$705) for the base model and $699 (AU$988) for the highest configuration model.

The iPad Air 2 with 16 GB and 64 GB can be availed of at a $100 (AU$141) discount whereas the 128 GB variant can be bought with a discount of $125 (AU$176). The iPad Mini 4 can also be bought with a discount of $100 (AU$141).

Customers can benefit from $200 (AU$283) gift card when trading the iPhone 5 and purchasing or leasing the iPhone 6 or iPhone 6s Plus. The 13.3-inch MacBook Pro that normally sells at $1,099 (AU$1,554) can be availed at $899 (AU$1,271) at the Black Friday 2015 sale. The 11.6-inch MacBook Air is available for $799 (AU$1,130) after a price cut of $100 (AU$141).

Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface 3

The retail giant is offering up to $300 (AU$424) discount on select variants of the Surface Pro 3. The Surface 3 with 64 GB storage is available for $399 (AU$564) after a price reduction of $100 (AU$141), Pocket-Lint reported.

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