Monday is Independence Day in the U.S., and stores and online retailers nationwide are celebrating with deals on a wide variety of products. Of particular note for Apple fans, Amazon has several good deals on Apple products, while third-party accessories are also on sale at various retailers.
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Amazon Deals on Apple Products
Third-Party Accessories
- Belkin is offering 15% off select chargers and earbuds with discount code 4JULY2022.
- Sonos is offering 15%–40% off a variety of refurbished speakers. All refurbished Sonos products come with the same one-year warranty as brand-new units and come in “pristine” packaging with all manuals and accessories.
- Brydge is currently running a sale on several models of iPad keyboards, MacBook docks, cases, cables, and more, including extra deep discounts on open-box units.
- Satechi is running a summer sale with discounts on several USB-C hubs chargers, and more.
- Twelve South has discounted a broad array of its Apple-focused accessories including stands, BookBook cases, AirFly, and more.
- eBay is offering an extra 20% off a variety of tech, home, and other products with discount code JULYSAVINGS (max discount $250).
- Anker has a “Power Deals” promotion going on right now that offers up to 30% off of various chargers, power strips, cables, and more. Many of the deals are also available through Amazon.
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