This secret Amazon Black Friday hack can save you money

Wacom Cintiq 16: $649.95 $549.95 at Amazon
Save $100: Black Friday saw the price of this tablet drop to $499, but there's still savings to be had on this Wacom drawing tablet although the price has been wavering. It's not a 4K display and there's no touch capability, but it's a logical choice for anyone moving up from a graphics tablet or who wants to experience working on a pen display without needing a pro colour gamut. We gave it 4 stars in our Wacom Cintiq 16 review.

iPad Air 11 (M2, 2024): $699 $599 at Amazon (256GB)
Save $100: This is not the entry-level Air that comes with the 128GB. This is the 11-inch Air that comes with 256GB – and it's $100 off. Ideal if you're a creatives that wants to house a lot of files on your tab, or films and shows to watch while travelling. The Air is a powerful tab with its M2 chip, and it's one of my favourite iPad to use.

Price check: Apple: $799 | Best Buy: $799

Save $250: If you're a creative that wants a super light, portable laptop with excellent battery life, but has work to do that demands more than the paltry 8GB RAM entry level option, then this 16GB RAM, M3 MacBook Air is an excellent choice. It's actually our top pick of Apple laptop for the vast majority of users, and unless you're doing heavy video editing tasks, it'll probably have more than enough grunt to take care of your demands.

Save $75.99: This is pretty much the same deal as the PS5 Slim console offer above, but for $50 extra. For this price, you get the option to use both physical and digital games thanks to the disc drive.

A lot of people don't see the point in physical games anymore, but as someone who used to work in a secondhand games store, physical copies mean that you can trade in a game once you've completed it to make some money back or get a different game if you change your mind, and you can also share the game with others should you choose.

Price check: $424.99 at PlayStation