You might have heard that Apple raised prices on a number of products last week, and the results aren't great. Some Macs now cost anywhere from $200 to $500 more than they did on Wednesday, which isn't going to help Apple's reputation for being expensive.
But while we'll all be paying more for certain Apple products going forward, there's a silver lining: Some of the company's devices are still on sale for the last day of Prime Day. In fact, Amazon is running quite a few exclusive discounts on Apple devices for Prime members—and though few overlap with Apple's price hikes, you can still pay less at Amazon for those devices too (at least for now).
Apple Watch Series 11 deal
Original price: $399 | Current price: $329 (Save $70)
Apple's flagship Apple Watch, the Series 11, is currently on sale for Prime Day. Amazon lists this watch at $399 for the 42mm GPS model, but currently has the watch 18% off at $329. If you need the 46mm option instead, there's a 12% discount, bringing the watch down to $379 from $429. While the 46mm cellular Series 11 is not on sale, the 42mm option is: You can get it for $429, down from $499.
The Series 11 comes with just about every Apple Watch feature Apple has to offer: It has a bright, large display, that can reach up to 2,000 nits of brightness; it can track your sleep and exercise (including swims), and comes with ECG and blood oxygen monitors. It comes with Apple's S10 chip, and supports gestures: You can flick your wrist and double-tap to perform actions without touching the screen. If you opt for the cellular model, you can also connect to 5G networks.
13-inch M4 iPad Pro Prime Day deal
Original price: $1,699 | Current price: $1,319 (Save $380)
Apple's 13-inch iPad Pro is basically a touch-screen computer. It comes with the M4 chip, the same you'll find in many Macs. And with iPadOS 26's window management, when paired with a keyboard and mouse (or trackpad), it basically feels like a laptop in iPad form. As such, Apple is not giving these things away. The 256GB base model of the 13-inch M4 iPad Pro (without any accessories, mind you) retails at $1,499, and now costs as much as Apple's 15-inch MacBook Air. If you have Prime, however, you can take a decent chunk of change off that MSRP. Amazon is currently selling the pricier 512GB model for $1,319. That's $180 off the original retail price, and even more off of Apple's new retail price of $1,699. I wouldn't be surprised to see Amazon catch up to Apple's updated pricing, so if you want this iPad, I'd act sooner than later.
Original price: $99 | Current price: $89 (Save $10)
Amazon's discount on Apple's second-gen AirTags isn't massive, but it is decent, especially if you were thinking of picking up a pack anytime soon. During Prime Day, you can save 10% off four trackers, which will cost you $89 instead of $99. Anyone can save $5 on one AirTag, too, as Amazon has a 17% non-Prime Day discount on single packs.
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Apple Magic Mouse Prime Day deal
Original price: $99.99 | Current price: $79.99 (Save $20)
Apple's mouse is controversial, but it is among the best options for Mac users (not to mention iPad owners, as well). While it's a bit odd ergonomically, and it charges on the bottom, the Magic Mouse pairs easily with Apple devices and has a touch surface for gesturing through macOS and iPadOS. Right now, the Magic Mouse is 19% in black, down to $79.99 from $99.99.
Looking for something else? Retailers like Walmart and Best Buy run Prime Day-style sales that are especially useful if you don’t have Amazon Prime.
Walmart’s Prime Day competition sale runs from June 22-28 and includes deals up to 50% off. It’s an especially good option if you have Walmart+.
Best Buy’s Prime Day competition sale runs from June 22-28, and has some of the best tech sales online. It’s an especially good option if you’re a My Best Buy “Plus” or “Total” member.
Target’s Prime Day competition sale runs from June 23-26, with deals up to 50% off. You can become a Circle member for free.
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