Amazon launches early fall Prime Day deals on MacBooks, AirTag and smart-home gear
Amazon’s early fall Prime Day sale is live with thousands of discounts. Deals include AirTag 2 at its lowest price yet, $500 off a 14-inch MacBook Pro and up to $1,200 off smart TVs.
Amazon has launched its early fall Prime Day sale, with thousands of discounts already available on electronics and smart-home products.
Key offers include AirTag 2 at its lowest price so far and $500 off a 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 24GB of memory and 2TB of storage. M5 MacBook Air models are discounted by up to $150.
The sale also covers TVs with discounts of up to $1,200, MagSafe chargers, power banks, and Amazon smart speakers and displays, with selected devices marked down by as much as 50%.
Apple devices and prices
The 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 24GB/2TB costs $2,699, down from $3,199. The 13-inch M5 MacBook Air with 16GB/1TB is $1,449; the 15-inch 16GB/512GB model is $1,399; and the 15-inch 24GB/1TB version is $1,849.
The list also includes Apple Watch Series 12 models from $390 and Apple Watch Ultra 3 models priced at $699–799. M6 Mac mini configurations range from $880 to $1,270, while the M5 Max Mac Studio is $2,449.
Anker and accessory discounts
Anker’s own fall sale offers up to 50% off chargers, power banks and hubs. It also advertises 20% off when customers buy two eligible products and 30% off when they buy three; $99.99 blind boxes contain bundles with a stated value of up to $1,149.
Examples include the Anker Prime 3-in-1 Qi2.2 station at $150, down from $230; the 5,000mAh MagGo Qi2 power bank at $28, down from $50; and the 20,100mAh Prime power bank with charging base at $200, down from $280. The sale page is expected to be updated through next week.
What we know
- Amazon’s early fall Prime Day sale is already offering thousands of technology discounts.
- The 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro is reduced by $500 to $2,699.
- Selected TVs are discounted by as much as $1,200.
- Anker is offering up to 50% off chargers, power banks and hubs.
Trust: Single source
- The story relies on one publisher. A second independent confirmation has not been established from the cited sources.
- Sources: 9to5Mac.
COMMUNITY
Discussion
Sign in to join the discussion.
Loading comments…