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The best Black Friday Amazon deals 2024: Early sales live now
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Amazon is the go-to retailer for many thanks to its massive product selection, shipping options, and exclusive membership perks, including deals and discounts. While it’s true that some of Amazon’s best deals drop during the brand’s big shopping events like Amazon Prime Day, the retail giant is also a major player during sale events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
With Black Friday just a few weeks away, there’s no better time to snag early savings. That’s why we rounded up the best Amazon deals you can shop ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
The best early Amazon Black Friday 2024 deals
- Jackery Explorer 1000 V2 Portable Powerstation: $459 (save $340): Always be prepared with a backup battery-boosting option for emergencies. This portable power station option from Jackery is on sale for over $300 off.
- Torras MiniMag 5,000mAh MagSafe Battery Pack: $42 (save $11): ZDNET’s favorite thin MagSafe battery pack is on sale for 21% off, plus an extra 5%. This battery is lightweight, powerful, and perfect for topping off your phone’s battery on the go.
- Apple AirTag 4-Pack: $80 (save $19): You can’t go wrong with a practical buy this holiday season, and AirTags are great for tracking keys, luggage, wallets, and more. Grab this four-pack for nearly 20% off.
- Apple Watch Series 10: $367 (save $32): Apple’s newest Watch Series 10 is already seeing savings in several colors. Save $32 on the Jet Black model.
- Anker Nano Power Bank with USB-C: $20 (save $10): This lipstick-sized battery booster plugs right into the bottom of your phone for quick, portable charging. Plus, it comes in several fun colors and makes a perfect stocking stuffer.
- MacBook Air M2 256GB: $899 (save $199): Apple’s M2 model of the popular MacBook Air is almost $200 off, and while this isn’t the best price we’ve seen, it’s still a significant wound.
- Apple iPad 10th Gen: $299 (save $50): Snag $50 savings on the most up-to-date base model iPad ahead of the holiday season.
- Apple Watch SE: $189 (save $60): The best deal on the Apple Watch SE is available at Amazon for $60 off.
- Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet: $140 (save $90): Amazon’s newest Fire Max 11 tablet is perfect for streaming, gaming, and more, and right now it’s available for 39% off.
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K: $30 (save $20): Stream your favorite movies and shows with ease with a classic Fire TV stick, with AI-powered Fire TV search.
The best Black Friday Amazon tech deals
- Anker MagGo 3-1 Wireless Charger: $82 (save $28 with coupon): Anker’s MagGo multi-charger is portable and foldable for easy on-the-go use. Plus, it’s a ZDNET favorite.
- Apple iPad Air M2: $750 (save $99): Our reviewer called the iPad Air M2 “the iPad most people should buy” — and it’s almost $100 off right now. Snag the 256GB Wi-Fi+ Cellular model in four different colors.
- Apple Watch Series 9: $329 (save $70): Last year’s Watch Series 9 is $70 off at some major retailers, including Best Buy and Amazon. Get the 41m sport loop model in Light Pink or Winter Blue.
- MacBook Air M3 15-inch: $1,095 (save $205): The MacBook Air M3 model packs a powerful chip into Apple’s seamless design, making this laptop great for school, work, or personal use. Plus, it’s over $200 off.
- iPad mini 6th Gen 64GB: $350 (save $149): Apple just launched the newest iPad mini 7th Gen, but you can grab the earlier model for nearly $150 off.
- Apple AirTag: $25 (save $4): Apple’s AirTags are a handy buy and a ZDNET staple. ZDNET’s Maria Diaz loves to use them to track her keys, bags, and, sometimes, her kids.
- Rocketbook Core Reusable Smart Notebook: $24 (save $13): The Rocketbook notebook is a great budget buy for those looking to maximize their note-taking while still keeping the environment happy. Plus, it’s a ZDNET-tested pick.
- Samsung T5 EVO Portable 4TB SSD: $230 (save $195): You can’t go wrong with practical buys ahead of the holidays, like this portable SSD to store all those pictures you’ll be taking. This one from Samsung is a popular deal amongst ZDNET readers.
- Amazon Fire TV 50-inch 4-Series 4K: $300 (save $150 with Prime): You can’t go wrong with snagging a Fire TV on sale, and this one is discounted by $150.
- Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 40mm: $160 (save $140): Do you need a smartwatch? Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6 is already discounted by 47%, and it includes some great features, like sleep tracking.
- Amazon Fire TV 32-inch 2-Series HD: $100 (save $90 with Prime): If you’re on a budget, this 32-inch Fire TV for just $100 is a great buy for a dorm, apartment, or bedroom.
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FAQs
How much is an Amazon Prime membership?
Amazon Prime costs $14.99 per month, or you can purchase an annual membership for $139, which will save you a few dollars.
Also: These 5 new Amazon features make finding the products you need even easier
College students and those aged 18-24 can get a discount and pay $7.49 per month or $69 per year. In addition, those with qualified government assistance (which may include select seniors) can receive a Prime membership for just $6.99 after their free trial.
When is Black Friday?
Black Friday always falls the day after Thanksgiving in the US. This year, Black Friday will be on Nov. 29, 2024.
When is Cyber Monday?
Cyber Monday is the Monday following Thanksgiving weekend, and the end of the “Cyber 5” savings week. This year, Cyber Monday falls on Dec. 2, 2024.
Are deals really better on Black Friday?
Black Friday certainly brings seasonal savings and, of course, some artificial deals you need to be aware of. But for the most part, it is a good time to score savings on a majority of products across tons of categories, from tech to home, to name a few. Perhaps the best part about Black Friday is the enormous amount of sales occurring at nearly every major retailer, both in-store and online, giving you the best opportunity to find savings at basically everywhere you like to shop. And while Amazon has great deals year-round, just like any other retailer, they’re looking to maximize their sale traffic, too, meaning you can definitely expect savings.
What’s the difference between Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
Semantics, mostly. Black Friday traditionally refers to the day of savings that follows Thanksgiving, which at one point was an in-stores-only event. Over the years, Black Friday sales have expanded and lengthened to include online retailers, hence “Cyber Week” and “Cyber Monday.” Cyber Monday refers to the Monday following Thanksgiving weekend, and originally referred to online savings on lots of products. These days, both Black Friday and Cyber Monday offer similar savings in-store and online.
How did we choose these Black Friday deals?
Each holiday season, we carefully select the range of products we focus our coverage on, so we can be sure we’re bringing you the best deals and the most information on products we’re experts on. ZDNET also only writes about deals we want to buy — devices and products we desire, need, or would recommend. Our experts looked for deals that were at least 20% off (or are hardly ever on sale), using established price comparison tools and trackers to determine whether the deal is actually on sale and how frequently it drops.
We also looked over customer reviews to find out what matters to real people who already own and use the deals we’re recommending. Our recommendations may also be based on our own testing — in addition to extensive research and comparison shopping. The goal is to deliver the most accurate advice to help you shop smarter.
Where can you shop the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals?
You can find Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals pretty much anywhere (that means in store and online). Popular retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Macy’s, and more will all be offering holiday savings online and in their brick-and-mortar stores.
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Ufac faz cerimônia de entrega de diplomas médicos do Revalida — Universidade Federal do Acre
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2 de outubro de 2026A Ufac realizou a cerimônia de entrega da revalidação de diplomas médicos expedidos por instituições de ensino superior estrangeiras, referentes à edição 2025.2 do Revalida. O Núcleo de Registro e Controle Acadêmico (Nurca) relaciona 67 certificados disponíveis para retirada. O ato ocorreu nesta sexta-feira, 2, no Nurca, campus-sede, e contou com a participação do reitor Josimar Ferreira.
“É inédito para nossa universidade fazer um ato que representa a entrega dos diplomas”, disse Josimar. Ele ressaltou a rapidez com que o processo foi concluído pela equipe do Nurca e pediu aos médicos que retribuam à sociedade com ética e acolhimento no atendimento, além de afirmar que a entrega demonstra o papel da universidade no reconhecimento daqueles que se formaram fora do Brasil.
Segundo o diretor do Nurca, Lucas de Araújo Moura, a Ufac realiza revalidações há alguns anos, mas as entregas dos certificados aconteciam de forma avulsa. Ele explicou que a proposta do ato simbólico foi atender os profissionais e valorizar o momento vivido por eles e por suas famílias. Os documentos são entregues juntamente com os originais apresentados pelos interessados, que devem assinar o termo de recebimento do certificado de revalidação.
A médica Nathalia Bragança de Oliveira, que recebeu o diploma revalidado 30 dias após dar entrada no processo na Ufac, disse ter escolhido a universidade pela organização e pelo prazo de entrega. “Foi muito rápido, um processo muito organizado também, desde o momento do início até agora.” Ela relatou que foi recebida com atenção pela equipe, que explicou todas as etapas do procedimento, disse esperar ingressar no mercado de trabalho e atender os pacientes com cuidado.
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Consu aprova comissão para destinar cotas a pessoas transgênero — Universidade Federal do Acre
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1 de outubro de 2026O Conselho Universitário (Consu) da Ufac aprovou a criação de uma comissão para elaborar a proposta de cotas de acesso à graduação para pessoas transgênero, que é uma pauta da Pró-Reitoria de Ações Afirmativas e Equidade (Proafe), recentemente criada com o objetivo de expandir políticas de inclusão na universidade. A aprovação ocorreu nessa quarta-feira, 30, na 5ª Reunião Ordinária do Consu, realizada no auditório do Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas, campus-sede.
A Ufac já possui regulamentação que garante o acesso por cotas à comunidade transgênero na pós-graduação desde 2023. A proposta aprovada pelo Consu busca ampliar esse direito para a graduação, assegurando não apenas a entrada, mas também o acompanhamento para permanência de estudantes até a conclusão dos cursos.
A comissão terá prazo de 90 dias para realizar os estudos e apresentar a minuta final do projeto. O grupo terá formação intersetorial, reunindo representantes das três categorias acadêmicas: docentes, técnico-administrativos e discentes, além de representantes de entidades e movimentos sociais da sociedade civil voltados aos direitos da população transgênero no Acre.
“Reafirmamos nosso compromisso ao instituir a comissão que vai deliberar sobre as cotas trans”, disser o reitor Josimar Ferreira. “Trata-se de uma ação demandada pela sociedade para incluir populações historicamente invisibilizadas, garantindo que as ações afirmativas façam parte da história do nosso conselho.”
Segundo a pró-reitora de Ações Afirmativas e Equidade, Letícia Mamed, a política visa transformar a realidade de um dos grupos mais marginalizados socialmente. “Precisamos atentar para a garantia de acesso, permanência e dignidade para que essa comunidade possa construir seus projetos de vida com mais oportunidades”, comentou. “No Brasil, cerca de 30 universidades já adotam políticas semelhantes, e a Ufac dá um passo essencial para consolidar essa transformação.”
Integrante do Consu, a professora Raquel Ishii ressaltou que a comissão foi criada para ir além da gestão superior da universidade. “Considero essa aprovação uma grande vitória para a sociedade civil e para a universidade. A comissão amplia o debate da pós-graduação para a graduação. Trata-se de um grupo bem amplo, constituído não só pela gestão, mas com convites abertos ao Diretório Central dos Estudantes e a movimentos sociais externos à universidade.”
(Fhagner Soares, estagiário Ascom/Ufac)
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