FREE Apple TV+ Black Friday deal with this £4 light bulb
This Black Friday, Currys is giving away six months of Apple TV+ for FREE
Right now if you make any online purchase at Currys or Carphone Warehouse you can bag yourself a whole six months of Apple TV+ streaming for free. Any purchases made between now and 29 November qualify – and when we say any purchases we mean any purchases.
A quick browse of Currys’ online shop brings up a Philip’s Frosted candle LED for £3.99 or a slimline torch for £10. All of these budget-friendly bargains will net you a full 24 weeks of Apple’s premium streaming service for no extra cost.
Apple TV+ would ordinarily set you back £6.99 per month, putting the value of a six-month subscription at over £40 – not bad for a £3.99 pack of light bulbs. As far as value for money is concerned this Black Friday, this deal is going to be pretty hard to beat.
Of course, you’re not limited to bargain-bin products. The Currys Black Friday sale is already in full swing and there are plenty of enticing discounts on offer. The five-star flagship Oppo Find X3 Pro smartphone has had its price slashed from £950 down to just £450. The Garmin Fenix 6 Pro fitness watch is currently £299, down from £449. The Dyson V10 Extra cordless vacuum cleaner, meanwhile, has had £130 knocked off, now just £319. All of these tasty discounts, plus many more, can now be sweetened even further with six months of Apple TV+ added on top.
If free Apple TV+ wasn’t quite enough, if you pick up a TV, tablet, smartphone or small home appliance, you’ll get three months of Apple Arcade and Apple Music as well.
Apple TV+ is home to Apple’s original movies and TV shows, including The Morning Show, starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, Joel Cohen’s The Tragedy of Macbeth, starring Denzel Washington, and Adam Scott’s latest series, Severence. Apple TV+ also hosts a wide range of documentaries along with plenty of content for kids.
You can tune into Apple TV+ on a whole host of devices, including iPhones, iPads, streaming sticks, smart TVs and game consoles. And, while there’s no official Android app, you can also watch through your Chrome or Firefox browser.