Tech gadgets often need upgrades or replacements if they malfunction. Additionally, one may require accessories to enhance their performance. Fortunately, Black Friday deals offer a chance to purchase one’s favorite gadget at lower prices. Some companies convert their regular deals into Black Friday deals, while others allow customers to pre-register for the deals. Based on previous deals, we can expect the following 20 Black Friday tech sales from top brands. Smartphones 1. During the Black Friday sale, Apple phones are highly coveted products. In the previous year, AT&T and Verizon offered up to $800 to customers who purchased iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus, respectively, by trading in an eligible device and selecting an eligible plan. 2. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 4 is a sought-after phone model from the brand. The smartphone is currently available on Samsung’s official website with a $450 instant trade-in credit. Users can purchase it now at the current price or wait until Black Friday, hoping to find better deals. Laptops 1. The Precision 7780 Workstation is one of the most powerful laptops for business purposes. It is currently being offered on Dell’s official website at a 40% discount. However, if one can wait until Black Friday, they may get an even better deal.

To the joy of tech and virtual reality enthusiasts, Apple recently announced its very own mixed-reality headset: the Apple Vision Pro. The device defines this era of technology, blending the real and virtual worlds. While it is primarily being marketed as an immersive AR device, users can easily switch from augmented to full virtual reality using a dial. So, let’s look at a few key things to know about the Vision Pro headset: Design The Apple Vision Pro headset has a premium design, enough to justify the heavy price tag. One can think of it as a computer in the shape of sunglasses. Sporting a sleek look, the wearable device is designed with high performance, portability, and comfort in mind. It is surprisingly compact for a VR headset. At the front of the headset, users can find a three-dimensional laminated glass flowing into an aluminum frame. The display layer also houses a feature called EyeSight, which reveals the user’s eyes and lets those nearby know when they are using apps or fully immersed in an experience feature. The front portion also acts as the lens for the numerous cameras and sensors built into the device. The aluminum frame gently goes around the head.