The brand new, redesigned M4 Mac mini has arrived, but today we are looking at how to save hundreds on the new M4 iMac. Alongside up to $100 in savings for Best Buy members, we are also tracking elevated trade-in values that can net you $450 or more off with an M3 iMac flip. All of those options are detailed below alongside a new all-time low on the Jet Black Apple Watch Series 10 at $367 and the return of the lowest prices to date on various black Apple Watch Ultra 2 configurations at $729 (or $682 open-box listings). Those join $100 price drops on M2 iPad Air, MagSafe charging stands, Apple’s new 25W MagSafe Charger, and much more in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Score an M4 iMac at up to $500 off with an M3 iMac trade-in, plus up to $100 off without
Yesterday we highlighted an early M4 iMac pre-order deal for Best Buy members, but the retailer is now offering elevated trade-in rates that can take hundreds off your order. The up to $100 in savings for My Best tBuy Plus and Total members remains, and is even stackable with the trade-in credits, but we are now seeing as much as $325 in trade value on the M2 Mac mini and $450 on the M3 iMac for folks looks to upgrade – you can score the new $1,299 M4 iMac, for example, as low as $849 with a base model M3 iMac trade-in. Complete details are waiting for you right here.
Again, the elevated trade-in values will stack with the up wit the $50, $75, $100 price drops Best Buy members can score (the same offers we detailed yesterday), but let’s just take a look at the trade-in value options anyone with some gear to flip can score.
New M4 iMac pre-orders now up to $100 off at Best Buy for Plus and Total members, deals from $1,249
New Apple Watch Series 10 42mm in Jet Black now at $367 all-time low, 46mm $399
It’s M4 Mac week, we already spotted the first chances to save on the brand M4 iMac, and there’s more to come, but we are turning our attention back over the latest-generation Apple Watch today. The Jet Black 42mm model with the matching black Sport Band has now dropped in price again at Amazon to deliver a new all-time low price at $367 shipped. This is a regularly $399 42mm configuration – the 46mm Jet Black is still sitting at $399 for the record – and it has now found its way to the Amazon low once again.
Black Apple Watch Ultra 2 from $729 (Reg. $799), or open-box Alpine config at $682
Update: Amazon has now dropped the price further on select Apple Watch Ultra 2 models, including a new low on the Black Trail Loop configuration and a return low on the Black Ocean Band:
Current-generation iPad 10 now back down at $299 in all colors (Orig. $449)
While it is M4 Mac week, let’s not forget how eventful a year it has been for iPad. First with the debut of the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air, plus just last week with the launch of the all-new iPad mini 7. But there’s still one model still in the lineup that makes for a wonderful, and far more affordable, casual tablet experience, the iPad 10th Generation. It saw an official price drop alongside the debut of the new M4 Pro model from the original $449 MSRP down to $349, and you can now once again score all of the colors down at $299 shipped via Amazon.
Apple’s brand new 25W iPhone 16 MagSafe Charger just hit all-time low prices from $28 (28% off)
Update: Amazon now has the new 25W Apple MagSafe Charger at new all-time lows with the 1-meter model selling for $28 and the 2-meter model now live at $37 shipped. Regularly $39 and $49, you’re looking at up to 28% off and new all-time low prices on both.
Score an M2 iPad Air for the same price as a mini 7 – Amazon knocks $100 off all models starting at $499
Apple’s latest M2 iPad Air managed slip by the fall Prime Day without seeing any major price drops, but Amazon is now offering straight up $100 discounts across the most affordable models in the lineup. The M2 Air deals haven’t been nearly as deep as some of the M4 iPad Pro models that have seen $150, $200, and even more in savings since release back in May, so a $100 deal on the more accessible M2 models is actually quite notable. This undercuts the summer Prime Day offer by $50 on most models to deliver the lowest prices we can find starting from $499 shipped – that means you’re getting an 11-inch M2 iPad Air for the same price as the new iPad mini A17 Pro (although they are also seeing some slightly price drops right now).
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Today’s accessories and charging deals:
Latest Beats Solo 4 with spatial audio, 50-hr. battery return to $100 Prime Day low at 50% off (Reg. $200), more
Amazon has now launched a wide-ranging Beats headphone sale featuring solid price drops across a number of models from Beats Studio Pro and Beats Fit Pro to Studio Buds+, Kim K models, and the 2024 Beats Solo 4. That latter of which released earlier this year at $200 and they are now down $99.99 shipped in various colors. You’re looking at a straight 50% in savings here to match both the lowest price we have tracked and the recent Prime Day offer.
Back in April at review, we said the “most iconic Beats headphones just got better” and now, fast forward to late October, they are now back at the lowest price we have tracked with a massive 50% price drop.
New iPad mini 7 sees very first cash discount today starting at $484, or from $239 with trade-in
While we saw one configuration drop below MSRP yesterday, the entry-level 128GB configurations of Apple’s brand new iPad mini 7 are now seeing their very first price drops at Amazon. As per usual, these early deals on the brand new Apple release aren’t particularly deep, but you can land any color right now at $484 shipped – the lowest price we have tracked to date outside of the Best Buy trade-in values that can net you one for $239 with a mini 6 flip.
All three storage configurations in all four colors are now seeing light markdowns at Amazon that deliver the best cash discounts to date:
Latest Apple M3 MacBook Air gets in on the deals today from $850 ($249 off, within $1 of all-time low)
Just after seeing a new all-time low land on the previous-generation M2 MacBook Air, Amazon has now decided to get busy with the latest model. The regularly $1,099 entry-level M3 MacBook Air in select colors now has an on-page coupon to drop the already marked down list price to $849.99 shipped. That’s $249 off the going rate and within $1 of the lowest we have tracked on these machines. This deal was one of the major highlights of the summer Prime Day event and subsequent back to school sales, but now’s your chance to jump in.
Apple’s M2 MacBook Air just hit its best Amazon price ever in new condition at $700 (Orig. $1,099)
This one might not last long folks, but Amazon just served up a sizable $149 on-page coupon on Apple’s M2 MacBook Air. On top of already being marked down, the regularly $999 configuration is now selling for $699.99 shipped brand new. This one still typically sells for $999 at places like Best Buy (it was originally $1,099 at release) but it is often on sale for $849 or $899. We recently saw it selling for $749 shipped via Amazon and other retailers, but today’s deal is $49 less and marks the lowest price we have tracked for it in brand new condition at Amazon.
For further comparison, we have never seen the latest base model M3 MacBook Air sell for less than $849 shipped – it is currently selling for $899, or $200 off the regular $1,099 price tag.
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