Black Friday Tablet Deals Persist: Galaxy Tab, iPad, and Lenovo Discounts Still Available After Thanksgiving

The deepest cut named in the piece: $500 off the Surface Pro 11.
Among 35-plus post-Black Friday tablet deals, the Surface Pro 11 carries the largest listed discount.
Mark

Why does a post-Black Friday roundup matter at all? Isn't the sale over?

Mimi

The writer's point is that it isn't. Most of the deals from the past few days are still running through the weekend, so the choice hasn't closed yet.

Mark

Which discount stands out most?

Mimi

In dollar terms, the Surface Pro 11 at $500 off. Among the more mainstream picks, the Galaxy Tab S10+ at $250 off on Amazon.

Luke

Careful with the headline numbers, though. The piece says savings reach $701, but the excerpt never says which tablet that is.

Mimi

Fair. And the $800 Samsung figure depends on a trade-in, so it isn't a straight price cut.

Mark

Anything else that doesn't line up?

Luke

The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is listed at $52 off in one section and $170 off in another. The A9+ is $80 in one place and $70 in another. The source doesn't reconcile them.

Mimi

Probably different retailers or timing, but that's a guess. The text doesn't say.

Mark

So how should a reader use it?

Luke

As a lead list, not a price guarantee. Everything is the writer's compilation, and prices can change, so check the retailer before buying.

  • The Black Friday window is closing, and many tablet markdowns are still hanging on for a few more days.
  • Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10+ at $250 off and Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra at $200 off lead a crowd of deep cuts.
  • Apple's iPad Pro M5 and iPad Air M3 are discounted, while the iPad Pro M4 drops $200 in one listing.
  • Lenovo's Yoga Tab and Idea Tab Pro have fallen by $130, and the Surface Pro 11 is listed at a rare $500 off.
  • Prices conflict across sections and can shift at any moment, so buyers are being urged to confirm before they commit.

In the days after the year's biggest shopping weekend, a familiar ritual continues: sellers who promised bargains often let some of them linger, and buyers who waited find that not everything has slipped away. PhoneArena's roundup, published November 21, 2025, gathers more than thirty-five tablet discounts from Samsung, Apple, Lenovo, Amazon, Microsoft, and others, offering a snapshot of a market that still holds its prices loosely. The offers are real for now, but like all seasonal bargains they belong to a window that is already closing, and the careful buyer will check the price again before deciding.

PhoneArena's deal writer has done the legwork that busy shoppers rarely have time for. The headline promises that tablet discounts from the run-up to Black Friday have not all disappeared, and more than thirty-five of them are gathered in one article published November 21, 2025.

Samsung leads the list. The Galaxy Tab S10+ is $250 off on Amazon, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is $200 off, and the Galaxy Tab S11 is $150 off. Older and cheaper models are discounted as well, though the article quotes different figures for the same Galaxy Tab S6 Lite in different places, a mismatch it does not explain. Samsung's own store, the piece says, will take up to $800 off with a trade-in.

Apple's offers are more modest but still meaningful: the iPad Pro with M5 is $100 off, the iPad Air M3 is $149 off, and the 13-inch iPad Pro with M4 is $200 off. Lenovo's official store has the most precise pricing, with the Yoga Tab at $419.99 and the Idea Tab Pro at $259.99 including a stylus. Amazon adds its own Lenovo bundles and a long run of Fire tablets, with the Fire HD 10 near half price.

The article closes with a caution. These deals belong to the Black Friday weekend, prices can change without notice, and anyone ready to buy should check the current figure at the retailer first.

The headline on PhoneArena's roundup, published on November 21, 2025, makes a simple promise: the tablet discounts that appeared in the run-up to Black Friday have not all vanished. The site's deal writer says most of them are still live, and that he has gathered more than 35 of them in a single article.

Samsung leads the list. The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is $200 off, the Galaxy Tab S11 is $150 off, and the Galaxy Tab S10+ is $250 off on Amazon. Cheaper models are marked down too. The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) is listed at $52 off in one section and $170 off in another, and the Galaxy Tab A9+ is $80 off in one place and $70 off in another. The source does not explain the mismatch. The article also says Samsung's own store will knock up to $800 off with a trade-in, and that the largest saving on a new tablet this year reaches $701.

On the Apple side, the iPad Pro with the M5 chip is $100 off, and the iPad Air M3 is $149 off. The roundup puts the 13-inch 256GB iPad Pro (M4) at $200 off and the iPad Air M2 with 512GB of storage at $115 off. Apple's entry-level iPad 11 with an A16 chip is $50 cheaper, and the iPad Mini with an A17 Pro chip is $100 cheaper. The writer says Apple discounts run as high as $300 depending on model.

Lenovo's official store has the most specific pricing. The Idea Tab Pro costs $259.99, a $130 cut, with a stylus included. The Yoga Tab, which runs a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, is also $130 off at $419.99. The Idea Tab Plus is $219.99 after a $70 discount, and the Lenovo Tab One is $79.99, a 47% reduction. Amazon sells Lenovo tablets as well: the Idea Tab Pro is $100 off and the Idea Tab $60 off, both bundled with a stylus and folio case.

Other brands appear further down. The OnePlus Pad 3 is up to $170 off. The Surface Pro 11 is listed at $500 off, the deepest cut named in the piece, and a 2025 Surface Pro with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage is $150 off on Amazon. Several Amazon Fire tablets are also discounted. The Fire HD 10 is at roughly half price, the pattern the writer says Amazon's tablets usually follow on Black Friday, and the Fire HD 8 is 45% off. The Pixel Tablet is mentioned among the models with savings, though the excerpt gives no figure.

The article also offers some general guidance. Galaxy Tab S models and Amazon's budget Fire tablets typically take the biggest Black Friday markdowns, often $150 to $200 or more on a Galaxy Tab, and this year follows the pattern.

The practical caution is that these offers have deadlines. Black Friday weekend is the window, retailers can change prices at any time, and anyone planning to buy should check the current price at the store before committing.

Most of the Black Friday tablet deals from the past few days are still alive and ready to be scooped up.
— PhoneArena deal writer (paraphrased)
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