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Prime Day Deals: Mac Mini, AirPods, Apple Watch, Find My, More 9to5Mac
Amazon is keeping Apple’s flagship earbuds at one of their lowest prices ever, with heart-rate tracking and improved noise cancellation.
- Amazon maintained Apple discounts after Prime Big Deal Days ended on Friday, October 9, 2026, with flagship products like the AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Max 2 still available at reduced prices.
- Amazon's "October Prime Day" sale on October 6 and 7 offered record-low prices on over 20 Apple devices, creating the inventory that now remains discounted.
- Apple's AirPods Pro 3 are priced at $179, representing nearly 30% off the $249 list price, while the 2026 AirPods Max 2 remain $120 off and M6 Mac mini discounts reach up to $150.
- Stock availability remains unpredictable as some configurations disappear quickly; Apple Watch Series 12 models are already reverting to standard retail pricing as inventory tightens.
- Black Friday sales in a few weeks may offer further markdowns, though experts advise purchasing now as deep discount availability remains uncertain.
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Apple further improves its simplest earphones, even the cheaper version of the Airpods 5 offers an effective active noise suppression for just under 150 euros. In the practical test, their sound, a high wearing comfort and live translations are also pleasing.
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