Get six months of Apple TV at its 2022 price for Black Friday

You can save over half the usual cost each month for six months. Apple TV is still the only major service without ads.

You can save over half the usual cost each month for six months. Apple TV is still the only major service without ads.

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Cameron Faulkner
is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and after a two-year stint at Polygon, he rejoined The Verge in May 2025.

A month of Apple TV costs $12.99, which is a good value if you’re into its blend of sci-fi, sports, kids content, and a staggering number of shows and movies that start with “S.” It’s the only major streaming service that doesn’t have ads, and it’ll be the exclusive home to F1 starting in 2026. Oh, and Pluribus rules so far. Foundation and Slow Horses are some of the best TV shows available, too. And, of course, Severance is a must-watch if you haven’t seen it already.

Apple is hosting a Black Friday deal that’ll let you lock in six months of the service at just $5.99 per month, which is over half off the usual cost. It hasn’t been this affordable since late 2022 when Apple gave the service its first price hike, from $4.99 to $6.99.

The new Apple TV logo.The new Apple TV logo.

While other streaming services like Disney Plus and HBO Max are currently letting shoppers lock in discounted rates for an entire year, Apple is restricting this promotion to just six months. It’s still a good deal: you’ll pay $36 plus tax during that time period instead of $78.

There are some terms that apply to this deal (according to Variety), including that it won’t work for those who are eligible to redeem three free months earned through buying a new Apple device, nor will it work for those who get the subscription through a third party, like Amazon.

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