Prime Day may be officially over, but some of the best Apple deals from the event are still sitting right there on Amazon’s product pages, waiting to be claimed. If you missed the main event — or simply didn’t get around to pulling the trigger — this weekend is offering a genuine second chance on everything from MacBook Pro to AirTag 2, Apple Watch, and AirPods.
- Apple deals on MacBook Pro M5 Pro models are still live, with discounts of up to $549 off the new higher prices.
- Apple deals on the Watch Series 11 hit all-time lows, with $120 off both 42mm and 46mm GPS aluminum models.
- AirTag 2 is seeing its first major discount since launch, dropping to $24 for a single unit at Amazon.
- AirPods 4 are available for $99, a $30 reduction making them the most accessible AirPods in Apple’s current lineup.
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MacBook Pro M5 Discounts Amid Apple’s Price Hike
Here’s where things get interesting — and a little complicated. Apple rolled out a round of MacBook Pro price increases earlier this week, which means the ‘discount’ figures you’re seeing now are calculated off a higher new retail baseline. That context matters. But even accounting for that, the actual prices you’d pay today are still meaningfully lower than what Amazon had been listing before Prime Day kicked off.
The 14-inch MacBook Pro with M5 Pro, 24GB of unified memory, and a 1TB SSD is currently sitting at $2,149.99 — a $349 reduction off its new post-hike price. Step up to the 16-inch MacBook Pro, and you can get up to $549 off, with discounts varying across the different M5 Pro and M5 Max configurations available.
It’s also worth flagging that stock on these specific configurations appears to be thinning. In the wake of Apple’s price adjustment, several MacBook Pro models have sold out entirely on Amazon — making the remaining discounted units something of a rare find right now. If the M5 Pro MacBook Pro has been on your radar for a while, this confluence of a lingering sale price and dwindling inventory is about as clear a signal as you’re likely to get.
These are serious machines. The M5 Pro chip delivers meaningful performance headroom for video editors, developers, and creative professionals — and at these prices, the value proposition tightens considerably compared to what you’d have paid even a few months ago.
Apple Deals on AirTag 2: First Real Discount Since Launch
The AirTag 2 discount is arguably the most significant find in this weekend’s batch of Apple deals. The second-generation tracker launched earlier in 2026 and has barely budged in price at retail — until now. Amazon currently has the single-unit AirTag 2 at $24.00 and the four-pack at $89.00. By all accounts, these are the lowest prices the AirTag 2 has seen since going on sale.
The hardware upgrade over the original AirTag is genuine. Apple equipped AirTag 2 with a second-generation Ultra Wideband chip, which extends the effective range of Precision Finding by up to 50% compared to its predecessor. That’s not a trivial improvement — the original AirTag’s Precision Finding was already one of the more impressive bits of consumer tracking tech available, and pushing that range out further makes it significantly more practical for tracking luggage, bags, or gear stored further away from your iPhone.
Given that this marks the first real discount on the AirTag 2 at Amazon, it’s reasonable to expect demand to be strong. The four-pack at $89 also works out to $22.25 per unit, which undercuts the single-unit price meaningfully if you’re planning to outfit multiple items.
Apple Watch Series 11 Hits All-Time Low Prices
For anyone in the market for a new smartwatch, the Apple deals on the Watch Series 11 this week are genuinely hard to ignore. Amazon has slashed $120 off multiple GPS aluminum configurations, and these are being tracked as all-time low prices for the device.
The 42mm GPS Apple Watch Series 11 in aluminum is down to $279.00 from its standard $399.00 retail price. The larger 46mm GPS model drops to $309.00, from $429.00. Three 42mm models and two 46mm models are included in the sale, covering a handful of color and band variations — so there’s a reasonable chance your preferred configuration is in the mix.
The Series 11 isn’t Apple’s newest Apple Watch — the Series 10 arrived before it, and the Ultra 2 sits well above it in Apple’s lineup — but for the vast majority of users, Series 11 covers all the bases. Sleep tracking, crash detection, ECG, the always-on Retina display, and watchOS compatibility with the latest features are all there. At $279, it’s also the most accessible entry point into Apple Watch in quite some time.
AirPods 4 and Other Audio Apple Deals
Rounding out the weekend’s Apple deals, AirPods 4 have dropped to $99.00 — down from the standard $129.00 retail price. That $30 reduction makes them the most affordable way into Apple’s current AirPods lineup, and it positions them as a strong gift option or an easy upgrade for anyone still using an older pair.
AirPods 4 sit below AirPods Pro 2 in Apple’s current lineup, lacking active noise cancellation, but they do carry the redesigned in-ear shape Apple introduced in late 2024 — a more comfortable fit than the previous open-ear AirPods design — along with voice isolation and Adaptive Audio in a lighter, less expensive package.
What This Post-Prime Day Window Actually Means
The persistence of Prime Day pricing beyond the event itself has become something of a pattern at Amazon over recent years. Retailers have learned that the post-event window captures a meaningful slice of buyers who were either researching during the main sale or simply didn’t get around to purchasing in time. From Amazon’s perspective, keeping the prices live costs relatively little compared to the additional conversion volume.
For Apple specifically, the timing here is more pointed than usual. Apple’s mid-week price adjustments — likely tied to ongoing supply chain cost pressures and currency dynamics — have created a narrow window where Amazon’s sale prices represent genuine value against a new, higher baseline. That window could close quickly as stock diminishes and prices normalise.
The strongest Apple deals in this batch are the MacBook Pro configurations (particularly for anyone who’s been holding off on an M5 Pro upgrade), the AirTag 2 four-pack for its first-ever meaningful discount, and the Apple Watch Series 11 at an all-time low. All three categories offer legitimate hardware at prices that, when you look at the trajectory Apple’s pricing is on, may look quite attractive in retrospect a few months from now.
Source: MacRumors
