It’s about time. Screenshot: Cult of Android

Still trying to get your hands on a OnePlus One? Well, get your credit card ready, because for the next 72 hours, you can finally purchase both the 16GB and 64GB models directly from the OnePlus online store without an invite. You can also save some cash on official OnePlus accessories while you’re at it.

The LG G Watch is now incredibly affordable. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Retailers have been offering some great prices on the LG G Watch for weeks, but its price tag on Google Play has remained the same since the device made its debut back in June. Now Google has finally brought its price down to $99 for Black Friday, and to make the deal even sweeter, all Android Wear watches come with $50 Play Store credit.

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Looking to score an awesome deal on a new smartphone this Black Friday? Expansys has you covered, with up to 80% off a whole host of handsets and accessories while stocks last. You can get a Sony Smartband for just $59.99, a Samsung Galaxy Alpha for just $499.99, and a Sony SmartWatch with limited-edition Swarovski strap for under $70.

Chromecast is a steal at just $23. Photo: Google

Chromecast is already excellent value for money at its regular retail price of $30, so Amazon’s Black Friday discount, which brings the price down to just $22.99, makes it an absolute steal. And is if that wasn’t enough, the device also comes with two months of Hulu Plus absolutely free.

Get your Nexus 6 on Sprint this weekend for free apps, games, movies, music, and more. Image: Google

While it’s still too early to find any decent reductions on the Nexus 6 for Black Friday — it has only been on sale for a few weeks — you could get $50 in Google Play Store credit if you buy the device from Sprint. The promotion will run over the Thanksgiving weekend, starting Friday, November 28, according to a leaked Sprint document.