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John Lewis best Black Friday tech deals are live: Experts pick the top tech

JL's Black Friday deals are in full swing – here's the best tech on offer

John Lewis is heavily promoting its Black Friday deals, which means plenty of chances to grab yourself some excellent lower pricing on various tech items ahead of Black Friday itself, on 28 November.

While JL sells all sorts of items – from mattresses to furniture – in this round-up we're only covering the best UK Black Friday deals for tech and electronics. That means everything from TVs to laptops, tablets to phones.

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John Lewis Black Friday sale 2025: Laptop deals

Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3
Save 40% (£230)
Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3: was £579.99 now £349.99 at John Lewis
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A T3 favourite during the Black Friday sales, Lenovo's entry-level laptop has frequently appeared on offer. But it's never been this low in price, making this already affordable Windows laptop a great deal for those with only moderate sums to explore buying a new machine.

Apple MacBook Air (M2, 13-inch)
Save £300
Apple MacBook Air (M2, 13-inch): was £999 now £699 at John Lewis
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This might not be the latest MacBook Air, but it'll last for years and has more than enough power for the vast majority of users. Getting it for this little – and brand new – is a great little deal, if you're able to grab it while it lasts.

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Nintendo Switch 2 with Mario Kart World
Save 6%
Nintendo Switch 2 with Mario Kart World: was £429.99 now £404.96 at John Lewis
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John Lewis has finally updated this deal to match thath of Amazon. The 6% discount on the default bundle for the Switch 2 with Mario Kart might not sound huge, but in Nintendo's rare price-cut world it's not to be sniffed at.

Price check: Amazon £404.95 | Currys £409 with Joy-Con Steering Wheels | Argos £409.99

John Lewis Black Friday sale 2025: Phone deals

Google Pixel 10
Save 25% (£200)
Google Pixel 10: was £799 now £599 at John Lewis
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Google's best promotion for Black Friday is on its current flagship phone, with John Lewis also getting in on the action. With top-level performance and all the latest Android AI software features, this 6.3-inch handset is well worth your consideration – especially at this lower price.

John Lewis Black Friday sale 2025: Headphones deals

Apple  AirPods 4
Apple AirPods 4: was £119 now £99 at John Lewis
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You see them everywhere for good reason – Apple's basic AirPods are great in-ear headphones, offering easy connectivity and great sound. There's no active noise-cancelling (ANC), though, so if you want that then you'll need to pay more.

John Lewis Black Friday sale: Tablet deals

Amazon Fire HD 8
Save 60% (£60)
Amazon Fire HD 8: was £99.99 now £39.99 at John Lewis
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JL is matching the same deal as Amazon, offering the 8in Fire HD with a mega 60% off. An ideal entry-level tablet for streaming, browsing and basic apps. While Amazon's tablet runs on Google's Android, there's a layer over the top which prevents access to the full Google Play library – as such, you're somewhat restricted to what's accessible.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE
Save 30% (£150)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE: was £499 now £349 at John Lewis
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Samsung's tablet deal is one of its best Black Friday discounts – cutting nearly a third from the RRP. This is the Wi-Fi-only version of this tablet, with 128GB storage, making it ideal for indoor use for all the family. Running things is Samsung's own Exynos processor, so it's plenty powerful – and it also comes with an S Pen stylus to add versatility to its repertoire.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
Save 33% (£400)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra: was £1,199 now £799 at John Lewis
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If you're looking for a huge tablet, then the 14.6-inch Samsung is like nothing else. It's super-powerful and, with a third off its asking price – making JL the cheapest place to buy – it's now worth every penny should you be looking for a versatile, laptop-replacement product.

Price check: Amazon: £899 | Argos £899| Very £899

John Lewis Black Friday sale 2025: TV deals

LG C5 OLED (65-inch, 2025)
Save £600
LG C5 OLED (65-inch, 2025): was £2,099 now £1,499 at John Lewis
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This is the TV I'd recommend to the vast majority of people in the market for a new display, and it's got a pretty huge discount right now. It's only on the 65-inch version, though, which is a factor to consider for sure!

LG OLED B5 48-inch
Save 25% (£250)
LG OLED B5 48-inch: was £999.99 now £749.99 at John Lewis
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The step below the C5 model, the B5 isn't quite as bright – but it's a lot more affordable. The stunning 4K picture quality doesn't negate any of OLED's benefits – perfect contrast and no light halo around subjects. And in its 48-inch form it's one of those rare smaller-scale OLED panels with all the latest features.


John Lewis Black Friday 2025: What you need to know

This Black Friday falls on 28 November, but the John Lewis sale for the big event is already live – and most of its deals shouldn't change much for the remainder of November.

That said, it's not impossible that on the day itself we'll see some new deals pop up, to justify the hype and get people even more interested in what's discounted. I'll be maintaining the above list of highlights throughout the rest of November to check for valuable new additions.

Mike Lowe
Tech Editor

Mike is T3's Tech Editor. He's been writing about consumer technology for 15 years and his beat covers phones – of which he's seen hundreds of handsets over the years – laptops, gaming, TV & audio, and more. There's little consumer tech he's not had a hand at trying, and with extensive commissioning and editing experience, he knows the industry inside out. As the former Reviews Editor at Pocket-lint for 10 years where he furthered his knowledge and expertise, whilst writing about literally thousands of products, he's also provided work for publications such as Wired, The Guardian, Metro, and more.

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