Black Friday 2016 Verizon Leaked Ads & Deals: Mobile Retailer Slashes Prices On Smartphones, Tablets, Fitness Devices And More

A leaked Verizon Wireless Black Friday 2016 ad paper shows the mobile service provider offering deep discounts and deals on a ton of smartphones, tablets, fitness trackers and more. Find out everything you need to know about Verizon’s Nov. 24 electronics sale, here.

The Black Friday 2016 sales season is beginning to heat up as each day we see more retailers sales ads leaked or released online. Over the weekend, an alleged copy of Verizon Wireless’ Black Friday ad leaked online featuring some pretty epic deals and price cuts on a number of popular smartphones, tablets, fitness trackers and more. While the leaked ads have yet to be confirmed as accurate, the scans appear to be the real deal. Though the sales don’t start until Nov. 24 online, you can take a look at which items are expected to get price cuts below or to see other Black Friday 2016 deals and ads coverage from iDigitalTimes, check out our full Black Friday stream, here.

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Verizon Wireless Black Friday 2016 Ads

Smartphones

According to the leaked ad scan, Verizon is planning to offer deep discounts on six popular phone models, saving customers anywhere from $200 – over $400 dollars on popular smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Google Pixel phone. The proposed smartphone deals are as follows:

  • Samsung Galaxy S7 Smartphone -- $10 a month for 24 months ($432 savings)
  • Google Pixel Smartphone -- $10 a month for 24 months ($409 Savings)
  • Moto Z Droid Cellphone -- $10 a month for 24 months ($384 Savings)
  • LG V20 Cellphone -- $19.66 a month for 24 months ($200 Savings)
  • Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Cellphone -- $24.66 a month for 24 months($200 Savings)
  • Moto Z Force Droid Cellphone -- $21.66 a month for 24 months ($200 Savings)

iPads and Tablets

Smartphones aren’t the only devices Verizon is offering customers generous price cuts on this Black Friday. They are also offering a number of deals on various Android tablets and iPads as well. According to the leaked ad scan, Verizon looks to be offering $200 off all iPads and extra special deals on specific models of iPads and tablets as well. The leaked deals are as follows:

  • Apple iPad Mini 2 32GB Tablet -- $99.99 ($300 savings)
  • Apple 9.7-inch 32GB iPad Pro -- $479.99 ($250 savings)
  • Buy any iPhone, get $250 off an iPad
  • All other iPads get $200 off
  • Ellipsis 10 Tablet -- $49.99 ($250 Savings)
  • Asus ZenPad Z10 Android Tablet -- $149.99 ($180 Savings)
  • Asus ZenPad Z8 Android Tablet -- $99.99 ($150 Savings)

Smart Watches And Fitness Gadgets

If getting healthier is part of your New Years resolution, Verizon will be offering some decent price cuts on health gadgets as well as offering gift cards to accompany them.

  • Fitbit Charge 2 - $129.99 ($20 savings) plus get a $25 Visa Gift Card
  • Fitbit Alta - $99.99 ($30 savings) and get $10 Visa Gift
  • GizmoPal 2v - $79.99 and get $50 Visa gift card
  • Gizmo Gadget - $149.99 and get $50 Visa gift card

Headphones And Smartphone Accessories

From Beats headphones to Bluetooth speakers, Verizon is offering some nice deals on portable sound accessories as well.

  • urBeats Earphones -- $49.99 ($50 Savings)
  • Beats Solo 3 Wireless On-Ear Headphones -- $224.99 ($75 savings)
  • Harman Kardon Onyx Mini Portable Bluetooth Speaker -- $99.99 ($100 Savings)
  • JAM Double Down Wireless Bluetooth Speaker -- $24.99 ($25 Savings)
  • Mophie Powerstation XL -- $34.99 ($35 Savings)
  • UE Boom 2 Urban Explorer -- $99.99 ($100 Savings)

Drones And Other Smart Gadgets

  • Parrot AR.DRONE 2.0 Elite Edition Snow -- $169.99 ($80 savings)
  • Hum Vehicle Diagnostics + $25 AutoZone Gift Card -- $29.99
  • Nest Cam Security Camera -- $149.99 ($50 savings)

As we get more details or confirmation about Verizon’s leaked Black Friday ads, we’ll be sure to update this post. According to the leaked post, these sales will be available to online customers but won’t begin until Thursday, Nov. 24.

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