Get up to $200 off MacBooks, AirPods, iPads and more on Day 2 of the sale

Amazon October Prime Day Sale It brought a number of good discounts on Apple devices, from iPads and Apple Watches to accessories like the Apple Pencil and AirTag. If you’re waiting for an adventure and don’t want to wait until Black Friday, here are the best Apple deals from the Prime Big Deal Days event that are still available. As a reminder, today is the second and final day of the sale, and you’ll need to be a Prime member to view some of the deals.

Best Prime Day Apple deals: iPads

Apple iPad Air (11-inch, M3) at $437 ($162 off): We call the Air the best Apple tablet for most people in our area A guide to the best iPads. Although it’s a little more expensive than the base model, it has a number of subtle improvements that add to everyday use. Its speakers are better. The display is richer in color, more anti-glare, and laminated, meaning there is no “gap” between the screen and the actual glass. There’s a faster chip and more RAM for more complex games or tasks. It also works with the Apple Pencil Pro and the ergonomic Magic Keyboard. This is the biggest discount we’ve seen, but it only applies to purple. Other models are discounted by $150, which is still a significant reduction.

Apple iPad Air (13-inch, M3) for $649 ($150 off): The 13-inch iPad Air is exactly the same as the 11-inch model, but it just has a larger and slightly brighter screen. It should be great if you’re willing to trade a little portability for more space to work or watch movies. We have presented this Model A Score 89 In our review back in March.

Apple iPad mini (A17 Pro) for $379 ($120 off): iPad mini is Exactly what it sounds like: The smaller iPad. This latest version has an improved A17 Pro chip – enough to support Apple Intelligence – as well as 128GB of storage in the base model and Apple Pencil Pro support. As always, buy it if you want a screen you can easily hold with one hand. This deal is another all-time low.

Best Prime Day Apple deals: Macs

Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, M4) for $799 ($200 off): The MacBook Air is our top product A guide to the best laptops. The newer model isn’t a major overhaul, but it’s still thin, lightweight and well-designed, and the M4 chip is more than powerful enough for everyday use. This deal ties the best price we’ve seen for the base model with 16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. Other configurations with more memory and storage are $200 off as well.

Apple MacBook Air (15-inch, M4) for $999 ($200 off): The 15-inch MacBook Air is basically the same as the 13-inch version, but it just has a wider screen, a roomier trackpad, and better speakers. This deal is a little higher than the laptop’s all-time low, and it’s another discount we’ve seen many times before, but it’s a nice drop from Apple’s usual list price. Again, other versions with more memory and storage are also on sale.

Apple Mac mini (M4) at $499 ($100 off): This latest version of Apple’s mini-computer has a smaller footprint with the addition of a faster M4 chip, 16GB of RAM by default, two front USB-C ports, and an additional Thunderbolt 4 port. It can also power three external monitors, though it lacks USB-A ports altogether. We’ve introduced a high-end configuration with Apple’s M4 Pro chip Degree 90 In our review. This deal is for the entry-level model with the base M4 chip and a 256GB SSD — which is $30 more than the all-time low but still a good saving.

The best Apple Prime Day deals: AirPods

Apple AirPods 4 for $89 ($40 off MSRP): The entry-level AirPods offer plenty of Apple-friendly features — from quick pairing with your iCloud devices to spatial audio and even hands-free Siri — and their lightweight design should fit most ears more comfortably than previous models. They’re still not the richest-sounding or longest-lasting pair, and they don’t support wireless charging, Find My Track, or built-in volume controls. They won’t block out much outside noise either. But if you’re an iPhone owner who really hates the feeling of earbuds digging into your ear canal, they’re worth the value with this discount, which comes in at the lowest price we’ve seen at $1. Engadget’s Billy Steele gave the AirPods 4 a Review score 88 last year.

Apple AirPods 4 with ANC for $119 ($60 off): This version of the AirPods 4 adds active noise cancellation (ANC), a wireless charging case, and Find My tracking support. They have the same open-style design, so the ANC isn’t as effective as what you’d get with a pair that completely closes off the ear canal, but it does make the earbuds more useful in noisy areas. This pair got Score 86 In our review, the discount matches the lowest price we’ve tracked.

Apple AirPods Max (USB-C) for $429 ($120 off): The AirPods Max are larger and older Sony WH-1000XM6 – The top pick in our guide for Best wireless headphones Plus, it relies on a weird, flimsy case to conserve power, so we only recommend it to hardcore Apple fans. However, they offer most of the comfort of the in-ear AirPods, while the ANC and warm sound profile are still among the best options on the market. This model is almost the same as the model The pair we reviewed Back in 2020, she just has USB-C port and Supports lossless audio With cable. This is $30 off the pair’s all-time low, but the best price we’ve seen since July.

Best Prime Day Apple Deals: Apple Watches

Apple Watch SE 3 (40mm, GPS) for $240 ($9 off): Apple only released its latest batch of Apple Watches last month, but Amazon is selling each of them at a modest discount. For example, the Watch SE 3 is available for $240: this is only $9 off the list price, but it Something If you buy soon after launch anyway. As for the device itself, the third-generation version of the SE adds an always-on display, making it so you no longer have to wake the watch to check the time or notifications. It now runs on the same S10 chipset as its premium siblings, too, and still covers basic health and fitness features. If you’re in the market for your first smartwatch, or if you just want one for step counting, sleep tracking, and notifications, it should be a solid value.

Apple Watch Series 11 (42mm, GPS) for $390 ($9 off): Series 11 is our top overall pick A guide to the best smartwatches. It’s not as compelling as the SE 3 from a value perspective, but it has a larger, brighter, more scratch-resistant display, slightly longer battery life and support for more advanced health features like high blood pressure alerts and an ECG app. We gave it an A Degree 90 In our review. Just note that there’s no urgent need to upgrade if you’re happy with your current Apple Watch. That’s just $9 off, but we’re noticing that since the 11 Series has been on sale for less than a month, any savings are welcome.

Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm, GPS + Cellular) for $329 ($170 off): As a general rule, most people should buy the latest version of any Apple product they want. However, the 11 Series is only a minor upgrade over the previous 10 Series – the glass is more scratch-resistant, the cellular model supports 5G, the battery is a bit larger and that’s about it. If you’re mostly concerned about saving cash, want LTE support and still need the more advanced health features that the Apple Watch SE lacks, this is a worthwhile deal for a version of last year’s model with cellular support. If you don’t need cellular service, GPS model only It’s also heavily discounted at $279.

Apple Watch Ultra 3 (49mm) for $780 ($19 off): The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is a much more niche device than the Series 11 or SE 3, aimed more at athletes and serious adventurers than the typical gym-goer. It’s the largest and most powerful Apple Watch, with the brightest display (up to 3,000 nits), longest battery life (up to 42 hours) and most advanced components. It also supports Satellite communications. The watch normally retails for $799, so that’s not a huge discount, but since this is a brand new device, any drop at all is worth noting for early adopters.

Best Prime Day Apple Deals: Accessories

Apple Pencil Pro for $99 ($30 off): The Pencil Pro is Apple’s signature stylus, offering pressure sensitivity, wireless charging, and haptic feedback Unique gesture controls Compared to a standard pencil. It is a reliable tool for drawing and taking notes; Just note that it is Incompatible With the basic iPad and most older models. This is another discount we’ve seen regularly over the past year, but it’s $30 off the pen’s list price.