Major Early Black Friday Deals Drop on Apple Magic Accessories, AirTag 2, Pencil

Amazon’s early Black Friday sale has started strong, especially for Apple fans. The deals cover a range of official Apple add-ons—Magic accessories, the latest Apple AirTag 2, USB-C Apple Pencil, and more.

What’s Seeing the Biggest Discounts

The recent AirTag 2 price cuts are among the steepest: single units at $23 (down from $29) and four-packs at $70 (formerly $99). These hits mark all-time lows for both pack sizes. For mouse users, the newer USB-C Magic Mouse is significantly reduced too, with the white model priced at $60 (was $79) and the black version at $80 (was $99).

Also included in the early drop is the 2026 Magic Keyboard, now $80 from $99. Apple’s Magic Trackpad in both white and black colors has reached its lowest recorded Amazon prices, with $116 for white (reg. $129) and $130 for black (reg. $149).

The USB-C-equipped Apple Pencil, in higher demand with the iPhone Duo lineups, is now available for $69 instead of the usual $79. Core power accessories are getting deals as well: a 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W max output is down to $35 (from $39), while Beats’ 240W braided USB-C cables are deeply discounted—starting at around $13 across various color options.

Case Offers & Larger Trends

Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max cases are among the standout savings. Select Silicone, TechWoven, and Clear variants are up to 40% off, with many styles now priced in the $29-$46 range—some hitting new all-time deal lows.

These discounts aren’t just random-chance markdowns; several Magic accessories are rarely discounted deeply, making today’s pricing noteworthy. From mice and trackpads to keyboards, power adapters, and more, much of the available inventory is at or near Amazon’s lowest tracked prices.

Prices are valid through Amazon’s early Black Friday window, which is already capturing attention ahead of traditional late-November sales. Be aware availability varies and some colors or models may sell out quickly.

Why this matters: These early-November deals suggest Apple accessory demand remains high and supply is good enough for retailers to offer sharp discounts. For consumers, it’s a chance to buy high-margin gear at prices often only seen on true Black Friday.