AirPods Pro 3 are getting a $50 discount this weekend, according to a roundup published Saturday by 9to5Mac, one of several Apple price cuts the outlet tracked across its own site and retailers it monitors.
The earbuds launched this year as Apple's current flagship in-ear model, sitting above the older AirPods Pro 2 and the wired-style AirPods 4 in the lineup, and a $50 cut is the kind of discount that tends to show up around major shopping weekends rather than stick around indefinitely.
The AirPods Pro 3 deal is just one line in a much longer list. 9to5Mac also flagged a $900 price drop on a high-end MacBook Pro configuration, a $200 discount on M5 MacBook Air models, and what it called ongoing all-time lows of up to $200 on the new M6 Mac mini and the latest Mac Studio.
Apple Pencil (USB-C), the accessory Apple positions for the new iPhone Duo, is reportedly at its lowest price yet, and AirTag 2 is sitting at an all-time low too. Apple TV 4K also has a pre-order discount available for anyone moving fast enough to catch it, 9to5Mac said, while people who already own the older Apple TV 4K can instead pick up the new Apple TV Siri Remote on its own.
One deal that didn't make the cut: an early discount on Apple's new HomeView device, which 9to5Mac said had disappeared by the time of its report.
iPhone Duo accessories pile up
Much of the rest of the roundup centers on the iPhone Duo, Apple's recently launched foldable, which has clearly become the accessory maker's favorite target. 9to5Mac pointed to more than 40 iPhone Duo cases on sale at Amazon starting at $14, plus exclusive discounts of up to 32% on leather cases and a free case offer bundled with a Baseus Qi2 power bank launch deal.
Other accessory deals in the roundup include a UGreen 6.6-foot 240W USB-C cable at $9, a Beats 240W USB-C braided cable at $18, a 40W USB-C charger described as among the smallest available at $23, and a Qi2 MagSafe power bank at $60. Anker's new Nano Smart Display hub, which packs 10 ports and dual-monitor support, is listed at $80, and FlexiSpot's standing desk has $200 off.
Apple itself doesn't run these promotions, which come from retailers and the accessory brands 9to5Mac covers rather than from Apple's own store. None of the outlet's reported prices or discount windows come with a stated end date, so anyone eyeing the AirPods Pro 3 cut or the MacBook Pro discount should treat the pricing as a snapshot of Saturday rather than a guarantee it holds into next week.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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