Alongside ongoing price drops delivering the best deals of the year on AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods 4, not to mention an ongoing $180 price drop on the 24GB M4 MacBook Air, we have a fresh batch of deals to scope out today as well. Alongside iPad mini 7 models at $100 off, we spotted a big-time $269 price drop on black Apple Watch Ultra 2 units in refurbished condition – this deal might not last for much longer. Those offers join a $400 price drop on the black titanium 1TB iPhone 16 Pro, the very first deal on Anker’s new 14-in-1 Prime Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station, and much more. Scope it all out down below.
The Apple deals are already flying this morning before we head into the weekend, and next up is the latest iPad mini 7 lineup. Alongside deals on AirPods Pro 2, AirPods 4, and iPad A16 (and much more right here), Amazon has once again brought back its all-time low pricing across Apple’s ultra-compact series 7 iPad mini lineup with deals starting from $399 shipped.
While there are a few colors in the lineup yet to drop back to Amazon lows this morning, just about everything is now $100 off. The regularly $499 128GB model is $399, the $599 mid-range 256GB has fallen to $499, and the maxed-out 512GBvariant has also dropped $100 to land at $699 shipped.
These deals are also matching the lowest prices we have tracked on Amazon to date, outside of a couple outlier configurations that have seen very short-lived dips a touch lower – the 256GB variant has fallen to $489, for example. It is also worth noting that Costco members were privy to as much as $144 in savings on select upgraded configs, but those deals have all come and gone (at the time of writing).
For me, and I think most folks, it is really all about the entry-level model here. The upgraded storage capacity is always a welcomed addition, but most people aren’t leveraging a mini as a work station, so you might as well save the cash and just offload data through the USB-C port, right? Perhaps that’s just me, but either way the deals are flying today and likely though the weekend on Apple’s latest iPad mini 7 – the most affordable model in the current-generation lineup compatible with Apple Intelligence.
This one might not stick around for very long – it has been going in and out of stock for a couple weeks – but Amazon is once again offering Renewed Premium 1TB iPhone 16 Pro units at $1,099 shipped. This is an unlocked current-generation Apple handset in the best renewed condition Amazon offers at $400 under the price of buying a new one from Apple – this model costs $1,499 brand new.
While we have seen this particular black titanium model go for less from Amazon, we are only talking about a few dollars difference here. Since the last time we posted this $1,099 offer, stock has been unreliable at best, often times flipping back over to third-party sellers – it is, as of right now, being sold directly from Amazon.
The iPhone 17, or whatever it might be called is on the horizon now, but that in many ways is always the case when buying an iPhone. If you’re looking to score a sweet deal on a heavily upgraded model of what is largely considered to be the best phone on the planet, these official Amazon Renewed Premium offers are easily some of the best deals out there – we almost never track legitimate price drops on brand new unlocked current-gen iPhones.
Here are some additional details on Amazon Renewed Premium units as well – they are “eligible for a replacement or refund within 90 days of receipt if you are not satisfied.”
Amazon Renewed is your trusted destination for pre-owned and refurbished products that are inspected and tested to work and look like new. Any repairs are made with Apple components that are new, or reused and in like-new condition. The products will have minimal to no signs of wear, no visible cosmetic imperfections when held 12 inches away, batteries with at least 80% capacity relative to new, and may arrive in a brown or white box with relevant accessories (no headphones included) that may be generic.
And now, on the heels of yesterday’s WWDC presentation, you can head over to 9to5Macto learn all about the new features you’ll be able to enjoy on iPhone 16 and beyond:
As part of its latest Apple Watch sale event, Woot is now offering the black Apple Watch Ultra 2 with the matching black Ocean Band for $529.99. Shipping is free for Prime members, but a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise. This is indeed a “Grade A Refurbished” unit, but we are also talking about the latest, regularly $799 flagship Apple wearable here at $269 off.
While we have seen Ultra 2 refurbs go for less in the past, anything much lower than today’s deal typically comes in the form of the the Natural Titanium case color, not the latest black model.
As of right now, Amazon and other retailers are continuing to offer $40 off the black Apple Watch Ultra 2 in brand new condition. That puts all of the band configurations down at $739, or $60 off, including the one with the black Ocean Band. While clearly not nearly as deep a deal as today’s featured offer, those not interested in the refurbished option can get all of the details and historical pricing analysis on the new model deals right here in our Father’s Day Ultra 2 feature.
That same post also includes a third option for landing a deal on the black Apple Watch Ultra 2 in the form of Best Buy open-box units with a full Apple warranty attached – the deals split the difference in terms of discounts, maxing out at $104 off:
More details on the Woot Apple Watch Ultra 2 refurb units:
Hey, you there! These items have been inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage, which is not noticeable when the device is held at arm’s length & have successfully passed a full diagnostic test which ensures like-new functionality & removal of any prior-user’s personal information. Batteries are tested to function at minimum 85% capacity.1 Year Woot Limited Warranty.
Upgrade: As expected, Amazon has now price matched on the AirPods Pro 2 at $169.99 $169 shipped.
We are tracking solid price drops on Apple’s latest AirPods including the AirPods Pro 2 down at $169.99 shipped courtesy of Target – we expect Amazon to price match here any minute if it hasn’t already – as well as AirPods 4 starting from $99.99. While we have seen more than a few chances to score these same deals on both AirPods 4 and AirPods 4 with ANC over the last couple months, deals on Apple’s pro-grade buds have been slightly less frequent in 2025.
Regularly $249, AirPods Pro 2 are now within $1 of the lowest price we have tracked in 2025 and the best price we have seen in about a month now.
As far as the regularly $129 AirPods 4 and $179 AirPods 4 with ANC, the $99.99 and $148.99 deal prices here today have been mostly par for the course in terms of discounts on Apple’s latest buds across 2025. Today’s deal on the base set comes within $1 of the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon all-time, and the ANC set is now matching the lowest price we have tracked since the brief holiday drop last year to $139.
AirPods 4 might be the newer of the two models, having been introduced last fall alongside iPhone 16 and the black Apple Watch Ultra 2, but the AirPods Pro 2 remained the more popular option among 9to5Toys readers across 2025. That said, the AirPods 4 have been picking up steam since then and are less likely to be replaced later this year, unlike the potential AirPods Pro 2 upgrade.
Up until recently it appeared as though a 2025 AirPods Pro 3 upgrade was all but imminent, but some of the latest reporting from our cohorts over at 9to5Mac suggest that we might not see the new set until 2026 now:
The M4 MacBook Air deals just keep on coming folks. After a roller coaster of a week in M4 MacBook Air deals, most of the entry-level 16GB models are now back at the $150 price drops from the nearly $199 off we saw for a few brief stints a couple days ago. But, the 15-inch 24GB Midnight M4 MacBook Air with the 512GB SSD just hit a new Amazon all-time low again at $1,419 shipped – that’s $180 off.
We featured this same model earlier this week at $173 – a notable deal for sure, but Amazon has now taken things down a notch again with an additional $11 in savings to deliver the best online price we have tracked to date on the 15-incher with the 24GB RAM upgrade.
I feel like I have said this 8+ times this week already, but it needs to be said again: All of the M4 MacBook Air deals we have featured at better than $150 off this week have not lasted for very long. Amazon is clearly looking to steal customers from the other major retailers offering $150 price drops and it is again here – it just likely won’t last for very long is all.
We are also tracking a sizable collection of Apple deals today ushered in by the now live Best Buy 3-day Apple weekend sale – everything is detailed for you right here.
Now joining this weekend’s deals on AirPods Pro 2 at $170 and AirPods 4 from $100, Amazon has now brought back the all-time lows on the new Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 earbuds. Regularly $250, you’ll now find all four colors marked down at $199.95 shipped.
Today’s $50 price drop is only the second time we have seen the latest Beats release go on sale in brand-new condition – there have been more than a few chances to save on open-box units, but today is the first time they have returned to the all-time low price brand new.
We gave the new Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 a go at release and came away relatively impressed with the user experience there. Beats call them its “the most advanced headphone” it has ever made, featuring the brand’s best-performing Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) alongside a Transparency mode to “let you hear the world around you,”up to 45 hours of battery life, one-touch pairing, automatic switching, the expected hands-free Siri action, Apple Find My, and onboard heart rate tracking – “heart Rate Monitoring sensors pulse over 100 times per second to measure your pulse in real time.”
Take a deeper dive in our hands-in review right here.
Here’s how the pricing breaks down right now on “excellent” condition open-box units with a 1-year warranty attached from Best Buy:
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Justin is a senior editor covering all things music for 9to5Mac, including our weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices. Justin is an audio engineer/producer with over 10 years experience in the music industry.