The best early Amazon Prime Day Apple deals


This year’s Amazon Prime Day will bring Prime members (and those who sign up for a free trial) deals on a wide range of tech products, including elusive Apple discounts. 

Apple rarely offers big deals, but this brand is always featured during Prime Day, with some of the best deals to be found at Amazon. While some price drops might be larger than others, you can expect to find deals on products like MacBooks, iPhones, and AirPods during the event — and even some beforehand.

Below, you will find the best Apple deals that are now available at Amazon ahead of Prime Day, which is set to kick off next week. 

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Best early Amazon Prime Day Apple deals

There are plenty of deals already available for Apple products, and as more worthwhile sales appear, we will update this list — so check back again for more discounts. These are our favorite deals, but plenty of discounts have already landed — keep scrolling to see them all.

  • Current price: $1399
  • Original price: $1599

If you’re in the market for a powerful, portable laptop, you can save $200 on a 2023 MacBook Pro equipped with an M3 chip, 8GB RAM, and 512GB SSD storage. This device, being one of the latest options in Apple’s lineup, is a workhorse that would be perfect for work, productivity, and entertainment.

  • Current price: $398
  • Original price: $549

With stunning audio quality supported by Dolby Atmos technologies and Apple’s H1 chip, a deal for the noise-canceling AirPods Max over-ear headphones, now with a $151 discount, is not to be missed. At the time of writing, these headphones are available in five colors. 

  • Current price: $299
  • Original price: $399

We often see discounted Apple Watch series during sales events, and ahead of Prime Day, you can save $100 on a GPS-ready, 41mm Apple Watch Series 9 with a Midnight strap. This smartwatch offers users an Always-on Retina display and access to a variety of lifestyle and health-related mobile applications.

  • Current price: $799
  • Original price: $999

I’ve owned a 2022 MacBook Air since the range was launched and have found it invaluable on trips away. If you are looking for an ultra-portable, light laptop for work and play, consider the $200 discount available on this Apple MacBook Air, which comes with an M2 chip and a 13-inch Liquid Retina display. Higher discounts keep appearing, so watch this item — you might be able to enjoy a deeper discount in the days to come.

  • Current price: $69
  • Original price: $129

You can save $60 on a pair of Apple AirPods, a great accessory for your iPhone if you want to listen to music on the move. Apple says you can expect around a day of use on a single charge and these second-generation earbuds come with a charging case as standard.

Prime Day MacBook deals

Prime Day iPhone deals

  • iPhone 15 Pro Max for $0 (save $1,199): Boost Infinite customers (new and existing) can take advantage of its free iPhone deal, which requires activation and 36-month financing.
  • iPhone 15 for $0 (save $829): Amazon is offering the same Boost Infinite deal for the base iPhone 15 model, if you activate and sign up for 36-month financing.

Prime Day deals on AirPods

Prime Day Apple Watch deals

Prime Day iPad deals

  • Apple iPad Pro for $934 (save $65): For a small saving on an iPad Pro, consider this model, which comes with an 11-inch display, M4 chip, Ultra Retina XDR display, 8GB RAM, and 256GB SSD storage.
  • Apple iPad Air for $839 (save $60): An iPad Air on sale over at Amazon with a $60 discount offers a 13-inch display, M2 chip, 8GB RAM, and 256GB SSD storage.
  • Apple iPad for $321 (save $28): If you don’t mind a legacy device, you can pick up a very cheap iPad ahead of Prime Day for only $321. It only comes with 64GB SSD storage, though.

Prime Day deals on refurbished Apple products

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FAQs

When is Amazon Prime Day 2024? 

Amazon Prime Day 2024 will officially run from July 16 at 12:01 a.m. PDT through July 17. However, you can expect deals to appear before the event, and competitors — such as Walmart and Best Buy — will also run their own version of a summer sale. 

When does Prime Day begin?

Prime Day 2024 will begin on Tuesday, July 16, at 12:01 a.m. PT and run through Wednesday, July 17. The annual two-day sale will last 48 hours, although deals will start appearing ahead of time, and some discounts may also hang around for a few days afterward. Keep in mind that the products with the best deals will likely sell out quickly. 

Are Apple products really cheaper on Prime Day? 

Apple rarely offers sales and discounts on its products, and considering the generally high price point, you might wait a while before upgrading your gear. So events such as Prime Day and Black Friday are great opportunities to save — but discounts are often still low, with many deals we’ve observed offering roughly five to 20 percent off, at most. 

Will iPads be on sale on Prime Day? 

Yes. It would be extremely unusual for there to be no deals available on the Apple iPad range. These tablets are very popular and considering how many options are now on the market — including iPad minis, the standard iPad, and iPad Pro models — we can reliably expect discounts to appear.

How did we choose these Prime Day deals?

ZDNET authors and reviewers will only include deals that catch our eye: products we have hands-on experience with, want, or would recommend to our readers. 

We use our own experience, knowledge, and research to judge the worthiness of a deal that appears during Prime Day, alongside price tracker tools and services, to compare historical pricing data and determine whether or not we consider a deal to be of real value. Furthermore, we consider the price point itself: even if we’ve seen a product with a lower price point in the past if the new price is still valuable, we will consider the product’s inclusion. 

We like to see discounts of at least 20%, but in some cases — such as Apple deals, which often have less of a discount available — we may still include a deal if it demonstrates value for money. 





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