With Black Friday sales ramping up early this year, Amazon has launched major discounts on Apple gear. Among the standout deals are all-time low prices on the AirTag 2, Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, and MacBook Air. These deals are some of the best we’ve seen since their release and could be hard to beat.
Deep Discounts on AirTag 2 and Apple Accessories
The 2026 AirTag 2 is now available for $17.50 each when you buy the four-pack—matching its lowest ever per-unit price to date. Alternatively, single AirTag 2 units are currently priced at $23, which also hits the all-time low for individual tags.
Meanwhile, Amazon is offering versions of the latest USB-C Magic Mouse in both white and black at up to nearly 25% off. The white model has dropped to $59.99 (Reg. $79), while the black variant is $79.99 (Reg. $99), matching their lowest prices yet.
The Magic Trackpad is seeing rare discounts as well. Both color versions—white and black—are being sold at all-time low rates: $116 for the white model (Reg. $129), and $130 for the black one (Reg. $149). Naturally, this makes for a tempting upgrade for Mac setups.
Big Savings on MacBook Air & More
The M5-chip MacBook Air is seeing a $250 price drop in some Amazon deals. Though not an all-time low, this reduction puts the model at one of its best prices in months.
Other highlights include up to 40% off official iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max cases. Styles like Silicone, TechWoven, and Clear cases in colors such as Burgundy and Black TechWoven are among those seeing steep discounts.
These early Black Friday deals come alongside other major reductions: the new Apple HomeView preorder discounts, deals on Apple Watch Ultra 4, and Apple accessories are also seeing steep price drops. With inventory for some accessories tightening, timing will be critical for shoppers.
The buying window to score the lowest prices may be narrow—especially for items like the four-pack AirTag 2 or limited-stock accessories in specific colors. If you’re planning to upgrade your Mac-based setup or Apple-compatible accessories this fall, these discounts represent some of the most aggressive pricing we’ve observed in weeks. Watch for stock levels and order swiftly when you see what you want.
Analysis:These deals are a strong signal that retailers are pulling out major incentives early in the Black Friday cycle—especially to clear inventory ahead of year-end or in anticipation of new product reveals. For fans who don’t want to wait for traditional Black Friday chaos, this is about as good as it gets in late 2026 for Apple accessories. If you’re eyeing something like the Magic Trackpad, Magic Mouse, or accessories only available in limited colors, acting now is likely your best shot.
