Back Market offers extra savings on refurbished smartphones, laptops, tablets, and games consoles this Black Friday

The last two smartphones that I purchased were from Back Market, and my experience couldn’t have been more positive. In fact, I’ve been recommending Back Market to all my friends and family ever since. And now, as part of its Black Friday sale, you can get 8% off a range of products, including AirPods, smartwatches, and home appliances.

All you have to do is use one of these two codes: GIFT4U in the US and GIFT4UUK in the UK, and Back Market will automatically apply the discount at checkout. Don’t hang around, though, because the offer is only available to the first 350 orders in the US and the first 350 in the UK.

I’ve got my eyes on the AirPods, although there are also some strong offers on smartwatches and games consoles, including the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series X.

Black Friday deal: get 8% off at Back Market

Back Market: get up to 8% off for Black Friday
From the 17th to the 23rd of November, Back Market is giving its customers 8% off when they purchase AirPods (all models), gaming consoles, smartwatches, iMacs, and home appliances. The only caveat is that you’ve got to spend over $/£150. Make sure you use the codes below to take advantage of the discount.

US Code: GIFT4U
UK Code: GIFT4UUKView Deal

Back Market is a refurbished tech seller, with the most commonly sold items being smartphones, laptops, and tablets. To give buyers peace of mind, every product sold is guaranteed by the Back Market Promise, which includes a 30-day money-back guarantee for any reason and a comprehensive 1-year commercial warranty. As someone who has purchased and returned items to Back Market, I can confirm how excellent their customer service is.

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