Want to watch Ted Lasso as cheaply as possible? Black Friday is your friend (Credit: Apple)
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If you’re planning to grab some tech gear for Black Friday, then it may be worth scouting about at Currys.
That’s because the retailer has announced it’ll be handing out six-month subscriptions to Apple’s TV+ streaming service for free with its Black Friday deals.
So if you decide to pick up a pair of headphones, a coffee machine or, hell, even a toaster – you get Apple TV+ as a perk.
It’s not to be sniffed at, either. After raising prices in October from £4.99 to £6.99, a six-month subscription works out to £42.
If you just want to binge the next season of Ted Lasso as cheaply as possible, then aim for most budget-friendly deal.
For example, just buy this pair of Sony in-ear headphones for £11.99 (down from £14.99) and cash in on the offer.
Currys says the Apple TV+ bonus will run on any Black Friday deal purchased up until Thursday, 29th November.
Currys is running the offer until 29th November (Credit: Currys)
The retailer described it as ‘the first Apple subscription offer of its kind to be launched with a UK retailer’.
It confirmed to Metro.co.uk: ‘There is no minimum price point or category restrictions on the products the deal can be redeemed against. Customers can access Apple TV+ by simply picking up one of thousands of Black Friday deals at Currys.’
Obviously, you’ll also need to be signed up to Apple TV+ to redeem the code. The only caveat to be aware of is the offer is not available to customers currently subscribed Apple TV+ or anyone that has already redeemed an Apple TV+ trial via Currys previously.
If you did want to see all the Black Friday discounts Currys has lined up, you can find them all here.
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SHOPPING: Thanks very much, Currys.
