Huawei Black Friday 2018: Best UK deals, offers, discounts on smart phones and watches

Black Friday this year falls on Friday, November 23, worldwide and here in the UK, with hundreds of retailers slashing their prices.

Huawei’s Black Friday offers began on November 18 this year and will run until Cyber Monday on November 26.

Black Friday in the last weeks of November is the ideal time to purchase pricey presents at a discount in the run-up to Christmas.

And Huawei discounting many of its products from smartphones to smartwatches is the perfect opportunity to check out the following deals below.

Black Friday 2018: Huawei smartwatch deals

The Huawei Band 2 Pro is a wearable exercise tracker combined with GPS, which rivals the popular FitBit wearable.

Key features include a 5ATM waterproof rating meaning it can withstand significant exposure to water and boasts an impressive 21 day battery life.

The product which has previously been on sale at £79.99 can be yours this Black Friday for just £35.99 – the lowest price it’s ever been.

Amazon is offering the Huawei Watch 2 4G sports Smartwatch for only £179.99, down from its retail price of £319.99.

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The watch supports a SIM card, has NFC functionality for Android Pay, GPS and a continuous heart rate monitor.

There’s also a reduction on the Bluetooth-only model, priced at £149.99 down from £279.99.

Black Friday 2018: Huawei smartphone deals

The Huawei P20 Pro, 128GB in Black has a huge saving of £170 from Very.co.uk.

The smartphone with a deluxe 6.1-inch Full HD+ display retails for £799.99 and is now available for £629.99.

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The stylish handset has an impressive triple lens camera set-up on the back with a 40-megapixel main sensor.

For the latest Black Friday deals visit their website here.

What is Black Friday 2018?

Black Friday is the annual celebration of sales and heavy discounts on gadgets, mobile phones and TVs ahead of Christmas.

The popular tradition originates in the United States but has since been imported around the globe.