Apple Black Friday Deals 2025

Gemini shows Apple with a visibility share of 3.8%, equal to several competitors like Verizon, Target, and Best Buy, suggesting no standout focus on Black Friday discounts for Apple. The tone is neutral, lacking specific sentiment toward Apple’s discount strategy.

ChatGPT assigns Apple a visibility share of 3.8%, slightly higher than other brands like Target and Walmart at 2.5%, but offers no direct evidence of meaningful Black Friday discounts. The tone remains neutral, indicating Apple is visible but not uniquely tied to discount events.

Perplexity gives Apple a 3.8% visibility share, matching Best Buy and AWS, but does not highlight any specific Black Friday discount narrative for Apple over competitors. The tone is neutral, focusing on general brand presence rather than promotional activity.

Deepseek places Apple at a 5% visibility share, tied with Target, AWS, and Best Buy, indicating strong presence but no specific emphasis on Black Friday discounts compared to other retailers. The tone is neutral, with visibility driven by general brand strength rather than sales events.

Grok assigns Apple a 3.8% visibility share, equal to Target, AWS, Walmart, and Best Buy, with no particular focus on Black Friday discounts distinguishing Apple from other retailers. The tone is neutral, reflecting a balanced perception of brand visibility without promotional bias.

Grok leans toward Apple, Samsung Pay, AWS, and Best Buy with a 3.8% visibility share each, associating them with substantial Black Friday phone deals and suggesting a positive tone on waiting for discounts at major retailers. It emphasizes the potential for savings at well-known stores like Walmart and carriers like Verizon, indicating waiting could yield better offers.

ChatGPT highlights Apple and Samsung Pay at 3.8% visibility share, showing a positive tone toward waiting for Black Friday due to expected price drops on popular phone brands. It also notes tools like Keepa and Camelcamelcamel for price tracking, reinforcing the benefit of timing purchases during sales events.

Perplexity favors Samsung Pay and T-Mobile US with a 3.8% visibility share, adopting a positive tone on waiting for Black Friday for phone deals tied to carrier promotions and brand discounts. It underscores the role of carriers like Verizon and Walmart in offering competitive pricing during this period.

Deepseek prioritizes Apple, Samsung Pay, AWS, and Best Buy at a 5% visibility share, expressing a strongly positive tone on waiting for Black Friday due to deeper discounts and wider availability at key retailers. It also highlights price tracking with Camelcamelcamel, suggesting strategic timing can maximize savings.

Gemini supports Apple, Samsung Pay, AWS, and Camelcamelcamel at 3.8% visibility share, showing a positive tone toward waiting for Black Friday by linking to substantial deals and price tracking tools. It also mentions deal aggregators like Slickdeals, indicating that waiting can uncover curated offers for phones.

ChatGPT favors Apple with a visibility share of 3.8%, the highest among listed brands, likely due to its direct connection as the iPhone manufacturer. Its tone is neutral, focusing on a balanced mention of retailers like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy (each at 2.5%) as potential sources for Black Friday deals.

Deepseek equally favors Apple, Verizon, T-Mobile US, AT&T, Best Buy, and AWS (each at 5%), suggesting a broader consideration of both manufacturer and service providers or retailers for iPhone Black Friday pricing. The tone is neutral, with an emphasis on diversity in sourcing deals, including niche platforms like Slickdeals (1.3%).

Gemini shows a balanced view, giving equal visibility (3.8%) to Apple, Verizon, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and AT&T, indicating a focus on both the brand and major retail or carrier partners for iPhone deals. Its tone is positive, subtly endorsing a variety of accessible options for Black Friday pricing through additional resources like CNET (2.5%).

Grok distributes visibility evenly (3.8%) across multiple brands including Apple, Verizon, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and others, reflecting a comprehensive ecosystem approach to finding Black Friday iPhone prices. The tone is neutral, with a slight emphasis on deal aggregators like Slickdeals (3.8%) as valuable tools.

Perplexity favors Apple and Back Market (both at 3.8%), highlighting a mix of direct brand association and alternative marketplaces for iPhone Black Friday pricing. Its tone is positive, focusing on diverse purchasing options, though visibility for major retailers like Walmart and Best Buy is lower (1.3% each).

Grok equally distributes visibility (3.8%) among Apple and retailers like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy, suggesting a neutral tone and focus on third-party deals for Black Friday discounts on Apple products rather than direct Apple promotions. It implies that savings are more likely through these retailers or deal-tracking platforms like Camelcamelcamel and Slickdeals.

Gemini shows a balanced visibility (3.8%) for Apple and major retailers like Best Buy, Walmart, and Target, alongside carriers like Verizon and T-Mobile, with a neutral-to-positive tone indicating potential Black Friday deals on Apple products through diverse channels. It suggests accessibility to discounts via both retail and telecom partnerships.

Deepseek assigns higher visibility (5%) to Apple, Target, Walmart, and Best Buy, reflecting a positive tone toward the likelihood of Black Friday deals on Apple products through these major retailers. Its emphasis on retail channels over Apple directly indicates that discounts are more probable outside Apple’s official store.

Perplexity gives Apple and key retailers like Best Buy equal visibility (3.8%), with a neutral tone suggesting that Black Friday discounts on Apple products might be available but are not guaranteed directly from Apple. The lower visibility for other retailers hints at a narrower focus on select deal providers.

ChatGPT equally weights Apple and retailers like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy at 3.8%, adopting a neutral-to-positive tone that suggests Black Friday discounts on Apple products are commonly offered through these third-party outlets. It also nods to deal-tracking platforms like Camelcamelcamel, emphasizing user accessibility to price reductions.

ChatGPT shows equal visibility for Apple alongside retailers like Target, Walmart, and Best Buy (3.8% each), suggesting a neutral tone that Apple’s Black Friday deals are likely tied to retailer partnerships rather than direct discounts.

Grok also places Apple at 3.8% visibility with retailers like Best Buy and Walmart, indicating a neutral sentiment that Apple’s Black Friday presence is amplified through third-party promotions rather than direct offers.

Gemini highlights Apple at 3.8% visibility alongside multiple retailers (Target, Walmart, Best Buy) and even carriers like Verizon, reflecting a neutral-to-positive tone that Apple products see broad Black Friday exposure through diverse sales channels.

Perplexity positions Apple at 3.8% visibility with Best Buy, suggesting a neutral sentiment that Apple’s Black Friday deals are accessible mainly via major electronics retailers rather than directly from Apple itself.

Deepseek gives Apple a higher 5% visibility, equal to Target and Best Buy, with a neutral-to-positive tone implying strong Black Friday relevance, likely through retailer-driven discounts rather than Apple’s own promotions.