This week brings a roundup of standout Apple deals now live. Highlights include steep discounts on AirPods models, price cuts on accessories for the new iPhone Duo, a rare dip on the latest MacBook Air, and the first-ever discount on Beats’ modular Beats 360 headphones.
Major Savings on AirPods & Accessories
Amazon has dropped the price of AirPods Pro 3 to $199.99, slicing nearly $50 off from the list and delivering a solid ~20% off. If you don’t need the Pro line, there’s also a significant drop on the previous-gen AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation—marked down 45% to an all-time low of $99, though this listing doesn’t include a standard Apple warranty. For those who want the most recent non-Pro model with ANC, the AirPods 5 start at $129; a version with wireless charging case is available for $149.
iPhone Duo: Charging & Stylus Savings
Users of the iPhone Duo are being pushed toward the official 40W Dynamic Power Adapter (60W Max) for fast charging, and that charger is now around $34.99 on Amazon versus $39 at retail. The USB-C Apple Pencil—one of the few accessories compatible with the Duo—is also discounted, with models available for as low as $59 or $60 (including some resale listings).
MacBook, Beats & Other Featured Deals
A 13-inch MacBook Air with Apple’s M5 chip, upgraded to 24GB RAM and 1TB SSD, has dropped back to $1,599 on Amazon—$200 off, matching its lowest price in months. For the newest Beats 360 over-ear modular headphones, this is the first time they’ve seen a cash discount: the black version has fallen from $350 to $329 (cloud white still full price). Fans can also grab the Cushion Kits—which let you customize the earcups—for just under $10, an 80% drop.
Other sweet spots this week include the new Apple TV 4K pre-order discount ($289.99) that’s still live, a Belkin folding 2-in-1 MagSafe charging station now $49.99 (down from $60), and the TechPod RePod—which turns older Apple Watches into retro handheld devices—on sale around $50.
Why it matters: These deals signal a broader trend: Apple’s accessory ecosystem is now becoming as much a source of savings as its main product lines. The margins on headphones, charging gear, and wearables are stretching, especially as new products roll out and older ones shift toward clearance. If you’re in the market, this period right after a product launch often gives the best chance to grab premium gear for less.
