The Black Friday sales bonanza gets under way in a matter of days, but there are already plenty of deals to be had on some of the latest smartphones.
TechRadar describes the annual sales event as the “best time of the year to upgrade your phone contract”, especially as most tech companies have released their latest and greatest smartphones for the year.
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