Amazon starts Prime Day Mac deals early with Mac mini discounts of up to $149
Amazon has begun early fall Prime Day discounts on new Apple computers and accessories. The 2026 Mac mini now starts at $769, while M5 MacBook Air models are discounted by up to $200.
Amazon has started early fall Prime Day discounts on new Mac models and Apple accessories. Several Mac mini, Mac Studio and Mac Pro configurations have reached their lowest prices recorded to date.
An update dated October 6 at 5:09 p.m. PT (October 7, 00:09 UTC) reports further reductions on the Mac mini. The 2026 M6 model with 16GB of memory and 256GB of storage is $769, down from $899, while the 512GB version is $950, down from $1,099.
Mac mini and Mac Studio discounts
The M5 Max Mac mini with 24GB of memory and 512GB of storage is available for $1,550 instead of $1,699. The M5 Max Mac Studio with 36GB of memory has fallen to $2,300 from $2,499, the lowest price tracked since its release last month.
MacBook Air prices drop by $200
The $200 reductions cover most M5 MacBook Air configurations. The 13-inch models with 16GB/512GB, 16GB/1TB and 24GB/1TB are priced at $1,099, $1,399 and $1,599, respectively. The comparable 15-inch versions cost $1,299, $1,599 and $1,799.
A 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 24GB of memory and 2TB of storage is discounted by $500, selling for $2,699 rather than $3,199.
Discounts on Apple accessories
The new Magic Keyboard with an all-glyph key design is discounted to $80 from $99. Black and white Magic Mouse models are also receiving rare discounts of nearly 25% off list price.
What we know
- Amazon has cut the M6 Mac mini 16GB/256GB to $769, its lowest tracked price.
- The M5 Max Mac Studio with 36GB of memory is $2,300, down from $2,499.
- Most M5 MacBook Air configurations are discounted by $200.
- The 2TB M5 Pro MacBook Pro has received a $500 price cut.
- The new Magic Keyboard is available for $80 instead of $99.
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- Sources: 9to5Mac.
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