When is Black Friday 2023?
Black Friday is officially Friday the 24th of November – but Black Friday deals will appear beyond that and even start turning up before then.
How long does Black Friday last this year?
Beyond Black Friday itself, you can expect to find deals through the following weekend, as well as Monday the 27th (known as Cyber Monday) and potentially even beyond. Some stores are also likely to offer early Black Friday deals before the day.
Exceptional Black Friday SIM deals
Smarty SIM Deal
15GB Data
Unlimited Mins
Unlimited Texts
£7.00 a month1 month contract
Black FridayEU Roaming included
Three SIM Deal
30GB Data
Unlimited Mins
Unlimited Texts
£7.00 a month12 month contract
Black FridayThree+ Rewards
Three SIM Deal
40GB Data
Unlimited Mins
Unlimited Texts
£8.00 a month12 month contract
Black FridayThree+ Rewards
Black Friday operator quick links
The 5G operators that will be offering 5G Black Friday deals this year are shown below. Click the logos to head off straight to their Black Friday deals page.
What else do I need to consider?
Before jumping on the first big Black Friday deal you see, you should consider the following things to make sure it’s the right deal for you.
The single most important thing to consider when buying a 5G Black Friday deal is coverage – unless you’re just planning ahead, there’s little point in a 5G plan on a network that doesn’t have 5G coverage where you live or work. For up to date 5G coverage details, check out our 5G coverage guides.
That depends on what you plan to use 5G for. If it’s mostly just web browsing and social media, you can get by with a fairly low allowance, but once you’re streaming video, playing online games, or downloading big files, data use can skyrocket. At that point you’ll definitely want over 10GB and should even consider unlimited data. For a full breakdown of how much data different activities use, check out our guide to how much data 5G uses.
5G speeds vary based on network, location, and other factors, but tests suggest they average in the region of 100-250Mbps, with peak speeds of potentially over 1Gbps, and future speeds that will be even higher. When you consider that 4G only averages around 35Mbps, it’s clear to see the difference. For more in-depth details on 5G speeds, check out our how fast is 5G? guide.
All the above support 5G, but no other models do. Want to know more about the 5G iPhones? We’ve got you covered with our guide to which iPhones support 5G.
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Which size iPhone is best for me?
Apple offers all sorts of different iPhone sizes, and even with its 5G phones you have the choice of a 4.7-inch, 5.4-inch, 6.1-inch, or 6.7-inch one. Broadly speaking, big ones are better for media, while smaller ones are better for one-handed use and small pockets, but for a detailed examination of the sizes, check out our guide to what size iPhone is best.
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