Thursday's Best Deals get AirTags down to just $19each when you type 4 packs at a record low price. The very first savings opportunity on Apple Vision Pro also comes with $400 off the 14-inch MacBook Pro M2 Pro. Get all this and more in the latest 9to5Toys lunch break.
Apple AirTags start at just $19 each
Amazon is now offering a 4-pack of Apple AirTags at the best price. Now the price of the package has decreased to 75 US dollarsdown from the regular current price of $99. That's $24 off and an additional $7 as mentioned earlier. Today's offer is the first time the price has returned to this all-time low in over a year and is $4 as part of our Black Friday mention. Each AirTag drops to less than $19 each. But if you only need one item, you can use the Single Item Finder for $24—down from $29.
Do you want peace of mind in your next vacation or just want all of Apple's locating capabilities at the ready for your everyday carry, AirTags gives you one of the best tracking experiences around. Everything is supported by the company's U1 chip, which provides unique search accuracy, supported by an augmented reality interface.
Save $400 on Apple's 14-inch MacBook Pro M2 Pro with 16GB RAM
B& H now offers Apple's previous generation 14-inch MacBook Pro for $1,599This brings the price of the 512GB model with 16GB of internal storage down from its original price of $1,999. It's the second best price to date, coming within $20 of the previous mention earlier in the year, and it's still one of the first price cuts we've seen since the new M3 models were released – these M2 Pro cars are pretty much in 2024 was out of stock.
Apple's previous generation MacBook Pro has the same form factors as newer models, with a 14-inch Liquid Retina display, but with an M2 Pro processor. Battery life is up to 18 hours, Wi-Fi 6E support, as well as a new HDMI 8K output and three Thunderbolt 4 ports. Of course, there is still an SDXC slot on the side, as well as all the other settings, which you can read about in our presentation review, which also allows you to take a deeper dive into the performance of the new M2 Pro chip. I personally upgraded my MacBook Pro to the M2 Pro from the M1 Pro late last year and was surprised at how fast MacOS was compared to the previous generation model.
Apple Vision Pro gets the very first discount
Woot is offering the very first chance to save on Apple Vision Pro. Our favorite Cupertino company just released its spatial computer earlier this year, and if the whopping $3,499 price tag was too much for you or your wallet, then at least there's a discount now. The 256GB headset costs $3,299 for Amazon Prime members only. This is $200 off the regular going price and is the only discount currently available.
Apple Vision Pro is a completely new take on mixed or virtual reality. So much so that Apple calls it the “Spatial Computer.” What this really means is that you can attach the M2 chip to your head and surf the web, turn your Mac screen into a virtual display, play immersive sports, and watch all your favorite shows or movies on a huge, adjustable screen. It has some of the best eye tracking features ever put into a headset, as well as a best-in-class way to see the world around you on top of all your digital activities. Get a better idea of what to expect at 9to5Mac, where we look at how it all comes together.
iPhone 14 Plus drops to $540
Woot today offers the best prices on refurbished Apple iPhone 14 Plus smartphones. Several 128GB models are available unlocked. Savings now start at$540for refurbished Class A models. Otherwise, shipping will cost you $6 unless you're an Amazon Prime member. Today's offer knocks off the regular price of $899 for a savings of $359. It's still one of the first chances to save, and it beats our previous mention by $160 and hits a new all-time low.
It may be one of Apple's previous generation phones, but with today's deal, it's still very valuable. Everything about iPhone 14 Plus centers around the 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display, powered by the A15 Bionic processor. Face ID is of course crucial and is complemented by a dual camera system with a 12MP main sensor supported by a front camera with TrueDepth – all supported by the Apple Photonic Engine for even better images. There are completely new features such as built-in satellite communication for emergency SOS calling, as well as failure detection. Includes a 90-day warranty.
Save $60 on Carbon Neutral Apple Watch SE 2nd Generation Models
Amazon now offers some of the lowest prices on Apple Watch SE 2nd Generation. Savings start with 40mm GPS models starting at$189. This includes tons of new carbon neutral models for $60 off the regular going rate of $249. This is the third best offer to date and the lowest price since December. The larger GPS model (44mm) is also on sale today for$219. That's $60 off the regular current price of $279 and drops to the second best price we've seen, within 10 dollars from a record low.
The Apple Watch SE 2 represents the company's more affordable version. flagship wearable devices with almost the same design. Using watchOS 9, you get the ability to track everything from runs to heart rate to sleep, and a new built-in compass also complements your fitness journey. There's also crash detection and more in a Retina display-ready build with added water resistance to withstand daily shower wear and swimming.
Best Trade-In Deals
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