Apple cuts $150 from M5 MacBook Air in early-fall sale
Apple is discounting its flagship hardware, including $100 off AirPods Max 2 and $150 off the M5 MacBook Air, through Sunday. These rare early-fall deals aim to capture holiday buyers before the Deceโฆ
Apple has rolled out a weekend of discounts across its flagship lineup, offering savings on AirPods, Apple Watch, Mac mini, Mac Studio, and MacBook Air models. The deals kicked off this Friday and run through Sunday, with prices slashed on key products and preโorder discounts on the new M6 Mac mini and Mac Studio. The announcement comes from Appleโs official website and is highlighted by tech outlet 9to5Mac, which lists the specific markdowns and where to find them.
The timing of the offers aligns with Amazonโs earlyโfall Prime Day promotions and the launch of the first wave of iPhone 18 Pro orders. Apple has traditionally pushed holidayโseason sales, but this earlyโfall push appears aimed at capturing consumers before the busy December shopping rush. By bundling discounts on both new and older models, Apple is encouraging early adoption of its latest chips while giving budgetโconscious buyers a reason to upgrade sooner.
Discounts are substantial. AirPods Pro 3 are discounted by $50, while AirPods Max 2 see a $100 price cut. Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 models also see reductions, though the exact figures vary by region. The new M6 Mac mini and Mac Studio are available at preโorder discounts, and the M5 MacBook Air models drop by $150. In addition, several cases and accessories receive markdowns as part of Amazonโs Prime Day lineup, offering further savings for those looking to accessorise.
Consumers can grab the deals through Appleโs online store or authorized resellers, with Amazon also offering many of the same markdowns during its Prime Day event. The offers last until midnight on Sunday, after which prices will revert to standard levels. For shoppers, this weekend presents a rare opportunity to upgrade to the latest Apple hardware at a fraction of the cost, while the company benefits from early sales momentum and increased visibility ahead of the holiday season.
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