The Best Early Prime Day Deals on Apple Products
Amazon is soon to be back with its annual summertime Prime Day event, lasting for just two days from July 16-17. As it does every year, Prime Day offers shoppers a huge selection of deals across Amazon’s storefront, and there are already many deals you can get on sale ahead of the event.
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For our coverage, we’re focusing entirely on early discounts for Apple and Apple-related products that can be purchased right now on Amazon. As of today, this includes deals on AirPods, Apple Watch, iPad, MacBook Air, and more. We’re also sharing deals being matched at retailers like Best Buy in some cases.
As is typical for Prime Day deals, these markdowns are very time sensitive, so sales listed below may disappear fast, and new ones may appear even faster. With this in mind, we’ll keep this article updated over the next few days, and keep an eye on the MacRumors front page as we’ll be posting particularly great deals in separate articles next week.
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, Amazon Prime Day requires you to have an Amazon Prime membership to take advantage of the discounts. Amazon Prime costs $14.99 per month or $139.00 per year, and it comes with a 30-day free trial for new subscribers.
Apple Watch
Series 9
You can get up to $100 off most Apple Watch Series 9 models right now on Amazon, starting at $299.00 for the 41mm GPS watches. We’ve rounded up all of the deals below, focusing on the aluminum devices, but you can also find $100 discounts on a few stainless steel models as well.
SE
Apple’s 40mm GPS Apple Watch SE is available for $189.00 today on Amazon, down from $249.00. This is just $10 higher compared to the all-time low price on the wearable. This deal is available in all three aluminum color options, and only Amazon has the discount.
You can also get the 44mm GPS Apple Watch SE on sale right now, available for $219.00 on Amazon, down from $279.00. This is another near all-time low price that’s just $10 away from the lowest price on the Apple Watch SE, and it’s only available in Starlight.
M2 iPad Pro
Over at Best Buy, today you can find some of the biggest discounts on the M2 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro that we’ve seen in months, including both Wi-Fi and cellular tablets. A My Best Buy Plus/Total membership is not required to see these discounts.
With such steep savings, these previous generation iPad Pros are worth looking into purchasing for anyone who wants to prioritize saving money over owning the newest M4 iPad Pro. There are some major differences between the two generations, like the M4’s support for Apple Pencil Pro and a new nano-texture display option, so be sure to read about which one works best for you in our Buyer’s Guide.
11-Inch
Wi-Fi
512GB Wi-Fi for $899.00 ($200 off)
1TB Wi-Fi for $1,199.00 ($300 off)
2TB Wi-Fi for $1,599.00 ($300 off)
Cellular
128GB Cellular for $799.00 ($200 off)
256GB Cellular for $899.00 ($200 off)
512GB Cellular for $949.00 ($350 off)
1TB Cellular for $1,249.00 ($450 off)
2TB Cellular for $1,649.00 ($450 off)
12.9-Inch
Wi-Fi
128GB Wi-Fi for $899.00 ($200 off)
256GB Wi-Fi for $999.00 ($200 off)
512GB Wi-Fi for $1,099.00 ($300 off)
1TB Wi-Fi for $1,399.00 ($400 off)
2TB Wi-Fi for $1,799.00 ($400 off)
Cellular
128GB Cellular for $999.00 ($300 off)
256GB Cellular for $1,099.00 ($300 off)
512GB Cellular for $1,149.00 ($450 off)
1TB Cellular for $1,449.00 ($550 off)
2TB Cellular for $1,849.00 ($550 off)
M4 iPad Pro
For the newest M4 iPad Pros, Amazon is offering up to $200 off select models of both the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro. Deals are primarily focused on Wi-Fi models, but you can find a few cellular tablets on sale at this time as well.
11-Inch
256GB Wi-Fi for $928.00 ($71 off)
512GB Wi-Fi for $1,114.00 (85 off)
13-Inch
256GB Wi-Fi for $1,199.00 ($100 off)
512GB Wi-Fi for $1,389.00 ($110 off)
1TB Wi-Fi for $1,754.00 ($145 off)
1TB Wi-Fi (Nano-Texture Glass) for $1,844.00 ($155 off)
2TB Wi-Fi for $2,099.00 ($200 off)
M2 iPad Air
11-Inch
The cheapest model is the 128GB Wi-Fi 11-inch iPad Air for $559.00, down from $599.00. You’ll also find deals on the 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB models below, all of which are in stock on Amazon with delivery dates as soon as the middle of next week for Prime members.
13-Inch
The 13-inch M2 iPad Air models start at $729.00 for the 128GB Wi-Fi tablet, down from $799.00. Similar to the 11-inch devices, all Wi-Fi models are on sale this week, and for the larger display iPad Airs these discounts reach up to $90 off original prices.
The iPad Air is Apple’s middle-tier iPad model, equipped with an LCD Liquid Retina display, True Tone support, four unique color options, Touch ID, relocated front-facing camera, and two new size options with the 11-inch and 13-inch sizes.
10th Gen iPad
Amazon is taking $30 off the Wi-Fi models of the 2022 iPad, starting at $319.00 for 64GB Wi-Fi. You’ll also find both cellular devices on sale this weekend.
M3 MacBook Pro
The best M3 MacBook Pro deal you’ll find right now is on the 14-inch M3 Pro 512GB model, priced at $1,699.00. That’s a $300 discount and the best price we’ve ever tracked, but you can also find a few other solid markdowns on more 14-inch MacBook Pros and 16-inch MacBook Pros at Amazon.
M2 MacBook Air
Best Buy and Amazon today have Apple’s 256GB 13-inch M2 MacBook Air for $799.00, down from $999.00. You’ll find all four colors on sale at this price, including Midnight, Silver, Space Gray, and Starlight.
Compared to previous sales, this is a match of the all-time low price on the 13-inch M2 MacBook Air. Right now, both Best Buy and Amazon have this steep discount, and we aren’t tracking any notable deals on the 512GB model.
Apple Pencil
Apple Pencil deals include all-time low prices on the Apple Pencil 2 at $79.00 and Apple Pencil Pro at $119.00.
Our full Deals Roundup has more information on the latest Apple-related sales and bargains.
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