Amazon’s early Memorial Day sale is now live and kicking alongside a series of new deals on Apple and Beats gear.The details on the early Amazon Memorial Day event are right here, but you’ll also find a new all-time low on Apple’s 13-inch 24GB M4 MacBook Air at $170 off alongside entry-level configurations from $849.Next we spotted up to $349 off unlocked iPhone 15 units as well as as much as $114 in savings on Apple’s latest 11-inch M4 iPad Pro Magic Keyboards.
Alongside the ongoing $50 price drops on the new Powerbeats Pro 2, open box units with full warranties are now over $90 off and you’ll find everything else waiting down below. Amazon’s early Memorial Day sale now live: Up to 50% off headphones, buds, speakers, tumblers, fitness, and much more Apple’s 13-inch 24GB M4 MacBook Air drops again, now starting at new $1,229 Amazon all-time low ($170 off) Pricing on the new Apple M4 MacBook Air continues to fluctuate as we ready for the weekend – most configurations are still at the $150 off mark, but others have been bouncing in and around there.That said, Amazon just dropped the Midnight 13-inch 24GB M4 MacBook Air down to its best price ever at $1,229 shipped – that’s $170 off.Regularly $1,300, we are looking at the upgraded 13-inch model here with 24GB of RAM and the 512GB SSD at $1,229 in the Midnight colorway – this is an Amazon all-time low.
We are also tracking the new Sky Blue model with 24GB of RAM at better than $150 off with a $1,243.99 sale price while the Starlight is selling for $1,245.26 – both very close to the short-lived all-time lows at Amazon.Again you will still find the most affordable variant marked down from the regular $999 to $849 in most colors right now, and, now carrying 16GB of RAM, it is a great buy.But for folks looking for that upgraded investment with more breathing room into the future, this is easily among the best chances we have seen to score the 24GB model online since release a little over 2 months ago.
Below you’ll find quick links to the rest of the configuration options on the M4 MacBook Air.Again, pricing is starting to fluctuate depending on your color, but there are still plenty of options at $150 off alongside some special deals dipping slightly below that now: 13-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/256GB from $849 (Reg.$999) 13-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/512GB from $1,049 (Reg.
$1,199) 13-inch M4 MacBook Air 24GB/512GB from $1,229 (Reg.$1,399) 15-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/256GB from $1,049 (Reg.$1,199) 15-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/512GB from $1,249 (Reg.
$1,399) 15-inch M4 MacBook Air 24GB/512GB from $1,427 (Reg.$1,599) Land a black unlocked iPhone 15 today at up to $349 off the going rate at Apple, deals from $550 Woot is back with some notable deals on unlocked iPhone 15 units today.While it’s no iPhone 16, with today’s deals you’re looking at “pristine” units that have “never been in customer hands” with “100% battery life” that are starting down at $549.99 shipped.
You’ll find the black model iPhone 15 at discounted rates in the 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB capacities with free shipping for Prime members (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise).Details below.More specifically, the 128GB model is down at $549.99, the 256GB variant at $579.99, and the 512GB variant is at $649.99 Prime shipped – all of these prices are at least $30 under our previous mention on these “pristine” Woot units.
While you can score them starting from $699 on the 128GB from Apple these days, they originally started at $799 and are now up to $349 under the prices you would pay today.So what you’re looking at here are brand new iPhone 15 units, just without the Apple packaging – here are the specifics from Woot: It is also worth noting that, unlike last go around, the Woot prices on the (mostly) new iPhone 15 listings here today are now undercutting Amazon’s Renewed Premium listing on the most affordable model – they are, however, $10 more on the 256GB and 512GB variants.The iPhone 15 might not be Apple Intelligence-compatible and it certainly isn’t an iPhone 16, but for folks who don’t need the latest and greatest, it’s not like this is some ancient handset, not to mention it coming in at dramatically lower prices all around.
Save up to $114 on Apple’s latest 11-inch M4 iPad Pro Magic Keyboards (open-box, full warranty) Update: Best Buy’s open-box pricing on the latest 11-inch M4 iPad Pro Magic Keyboards in white and black are now either back down to the lowest we have tracked this year or even lower than our previous mentions.Details below on the original post.While the new Apple Magic Keyboards for the new M4 iPad Pro have jumped up in price over at Amazon – currently up to $30 off, Best Buy’s open-box listings are at the ready with some notable deals.
We featured a number of notable price drops on the M4 iPad Pro over the holidays last year, and even have some solid deals live right now, but if you’re looking to complete with experience with the new official Magic Keyboard that Apple released last year specifically for its latest pro-grade tablet, these Best Buy offers with full Apple warranties are about as low as it gets before you getting into sketchy refurbs.You’re looking at up to $135 off and the details await below.The discounted prices you see below represent the “excellent” condition open-box options from Best Buy – these units work and look like new while include all of the original parts and ship with a full 1-year Apple warranty.
11-inch Black Magic Keyboard $219 (Reg.$299) 11-inch White Magic Keyboard $185 (Reg.$299) 13-inch Black Magic Keyboard $304 (Reg.
$349) 13-inch White Magic Keyboard $251 (Reg.$349) We have seen the black models go for less than this in open-box condition, but these are the lowest we have tracked this year.The white options, however, are both undercutting our previous mention from late last year to deliver some of the best opportunities we have tracked yet.
Apple’s latest keyboard case is made specifically for its pro-grade M4 iPad Pro, delivering all of the usual features we have come to love from the first-party Magic treatment.The dual-cantilever hinge action joins magnetic installation, and the beloved USB-C port for pass-through charging.But you’ll also find a 10-key function row atop the backlit keyboard for further customization options as well as the haptic-equipped glass trackpad.
Amazon knocks $200 off the 512GB 13-inch M4 iPad Pro, but you can score an open-box at $329 off (1-yr.Apple warranty) Rare deal knocks $139 off unlocked Amazon Renewed Premium iPhone 16 Pro units today New Powerbeats Pro 2 remain at $200 low in Amazon’s early Memorial Day sale, but open-box units are over $90 off Amazon’s early Memorial Day sale is now in full swing and it is carrying over the first price drop we have tracked on the brand-new Powerbeats Pro 2 in-ear headphones.You’ll still find all four colorways marked down to $199.95 shipped, or $50 off the regular $250 price drop to deliver the lowest price we have tracked to date.
That’s, clearly, a solid deal for a particularly lauded and brand-new release from the brand, but we are also tracking the return of some notable open-box deals at Best Buy with full warranties attached to save even more.The details await below.There’s nothing quite like buying that brand new piece of tech you have had your eye on in brand-new condition at a discount.
And that you can very much do over at Amazon right now for the Powerbeats Pro 2.But this is and we are in the saving money business – open-box listings at Best Buy is “excellent” condition are a great way to do just that on newly-released tech.As of right now, and much like last time around, the black set of the new Beats in-ears are at the lowest price in open-box condition, but we are now also seeing price drops across two of the other colors for folks looking to save the most possible cash they can on the Apple Find My-equipped and heart rate-tracking buds.
Here’s how the pricing breaks down right now: Black Powerbeats Pro 2 $159 (Reg.$250) Quick Sand Powerbeats Pro 2 $175 (Reg.$250) Electric Orange Powerbeats Pro 2 $179 (Reg.
$250) Whether or not it’s worth saving the extra $15 or so on the Quick Sand and Electric Orange models over the $200 price tag you’ll find at Amazon in brand-new condition is up to you, but these are all the lowest we can find on the new release from a source as reputable as this in “excellent” condition with full warranties attached.Everything you need to know about the new Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 headphones are waiting in our hands-on review over at .Sony just officially launched the long-awaited new XM6: The world’s ‘best noise cancelling headphones’ Today’s accessories and charging deals: All four of Anker’s Zolo 10,000mAh 30W magnetic power banks with built-in USB cable and stand drop to $30 Score Amazon’s ultra-slim Space Gray Magic Keyboard alternative with mouse down at just $21 today Carry 25,000mAh of backup power in your bag with this UGREEN Nexode 3-port portable charger at an $80 low, more New low knocks Sharge’s 30W 10,000mAh Pouch Mini power bank with built-in USB-C cable down to $32 It only takes $7 Prime shipped to bring home this 66W 2-port USB-C car charger (30% off) Spigen brings G-SHOCK vibes to Apple Watch Series 10 with its Rugged Armor Pro case and band at $10 (Reg.
$20) Level up your packing skills with three Spigen compression cubes at just $14 Prime shipped (36% off) Keep your Apple kit juiced up with Anker’s latest MagGo 3-in-1 Qi2 15W wireless charging stand for $70 (Reg.$90) Regularly up to $100 OtterBox 15W MagSafe Wireless Charging Stand down at wildly low $15 Prime shipped again Black Apple Watch Ultra 2 with Trail Loop now over $120 off (Open-box w/ full Apple warranty) New 512GB Apple iPad (A16) just hit new Amazon all-time low at $100 off, but you can score an M3 iPad Air for less Twelve South’s 3-in-1 15W HiRise 3 Deluxe MagSafe charger still at $100 Amazon low folks ecobee’s HomeKit/Google Home Smart Video Doorbell Cam hits one of its best prices yet at $100 ($60 off) ecobee’s premium Smart Thermostat with onboard display, built-in Siri, and Smart Sensor drops to $219 Clearance pricing on the Sonos Arc Soundbar is back in-stock at $599 shipped (Reg.$899) You’re reading 9to5Mac — experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day.
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