"Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the biggest shopping holidays of the year. Falling on the Friday and Monday after Thanksgiving, it's safe to expect Black Friday deals on thousands of items big and small. As always, the WIRED Reviews team will be scouring the internet to find truly good deals on items we've actually hand-tested and would recommend to a friend. While the official sales have not yet started, there are already some great early discounts on reliable gear. Find our favorites"
"The Apple Watch SE 3 is the best Apple Watch for most people. It has excellent value and most of the tracking metrics you'd want, like skin temperature sensing and sleep apnea notifications, in addition to common stats like steps, sleep, and workout efficacy. It doesn't have blood oxygen or ECG capabilities, but we like the watchOS 26 operating system, the long-lasting battery, and the very affordable price tag."
"The 2025 MacBook Air is the best MacBook on the market right now, and this price matches the best we've tracked (and is $50 lower than we'd seen up until this month). It can handle the tasks you'd expect, including multiple Google Chrome tabs with applications running in the background. It also has an upgraded 12-MP webcam and a few different ports, including a headphone jack. We do recommend going for upgraded unified memory if you're a power user, and while it can handle some"
Black Friday and Cyber Monday fall on the Friday and Monday after Thanksgiving and bring broad discounts across thousands of items. Early sales already offer notable savings on reliable tech and gear, with pricing verified and 16 new deals added as of November 22, 2025. The Apple Watch SE 3 is discounted to $200 and provides skin temperature sensing, sleep apnea notifications, common activity tracking, watchOS 26, long battery life, and an affordable price despite lacking blood-oxygen and ECG features. The 2025 MacBook Air is $750, offers multitasking, an improved 12-MP webcam and extra ports, and benefits from upgraded unified memory for power users.
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