Apple HomeView and Apple TV 4K Pre-Orders Begin With Discounts Up to $9
Apple has opened pre-orders for HomeView, Apple TV 4K and iPhone Duo. Amazon is offering the first discounts of $9 on HomeView and Apple TV 4K, reducing each to $289.99, while AT&T offers up to $1,200 in iPhone Duo trade-in credits.
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Apple has opened pre-orders for its new HomeView, Apple TV 4K and iPhone Duo devices. Amazon has introduced the first discounts on HomeView and Apple TV 4K, cutting $9 from each device to $289.99.
AT&T is offering up to $1,200 in trade-in credits for iPhone Duo. The source does not provide a sales or delivery date for the pre-ordered devices.
Mac mini and Mac Studio discounts
Amazon is selling the M5 Max Mac Studio with 36GB of memory and a 512GB SSD for $2,299, down from $2,499. The 16GB/256GB Mac mini is priced at $779.99 instead of $899, while the 16GB/512GB version costs $949.99 instead of $1,099.
Apple Watch SE 3 for $199.99
The 40mm GPS Apple Watch SE 3 has been discounted by $49. Amazon is selling it for $199.99, matching the model’s lowest price during the earlier Prime Day event.
MacBook Pro discounts
Three discounted 2026 MacBook Pro configurations are listed: the 14-inch M5 Pro model with 24GB of memory and a 2TB SSD costs $2,399 after a $600 discount; the 14-inch M5 Max model with 36GB and 2TB costs $3,299 after an $800 discount; and the 16-inch M5 Max model with 48GB and 2TB costs $4,499 after a $500 discount.
The source identifies the $800 reduction on the 14-inch M5 Max model as the largest discount among the 14-inch options. It also discloses that Amazon is an affiliate partner of the publication.
What we know
- Amazon has cut HomeView and Apple TV 4K prices to $289.99.
- AT&T offers up to $1,200 in trade-in credits for iPhone Duo pre-orders.
- The M5 Max Mac Studio is available for $2,299 instead of $2,499.
- The 40mm GPS Apple Watch SE 3 costs $199.99 after a $49 discount.
- The largest listed MacBook Pro discount is $800.
Trust: Single source
- The story relies on one publisher. A second independent confirmation has not been established from the cited sources.
- Sources: MacRumors.
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