All of today’s best deals kick off with a 1-day Apple Watch and iPhone sale from $120. That’s alongside Apple’s latest iPad Air at $69 off and some rare Philips Hue discounts from $42. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Woot 1-day Apple Watch and iPhone sale starts at $120
Today only, Woot is offering various refurbished iPhone and Apple Watch models from $120. Amongst all of the discounts, our top pick is the iPhone 11 Pro 64GB at $640. Down from $999, today’s offer amounts to 35% in savings and marks the second-best we’ve seen to date. You can also score iPhone 11 from $500, as well as iPhone 11 Pro Max from $710.
Apple’s now previous-generation iPhone lineup delivers Liquid Retina HD displays alongside dual or three camera systems which will capture some of the best smartphone photos out there. That’s on top of Face ID, wireless charging support, and more.
Apple’s latest iPad Air now on sale at $69 off
Amazon is currently offering Apple’s latest 10.9-inch iPad Air from $549. Saving you as much as $69 from the going rate depending on which configuration you lock down, today’s discounts are marking some of the best prices to date, if not new all-time lows.
Apple’s latest iPad Air iterates on previous-generation models with a 10.9-inch edge-to-edge screen, Touch ID in the power button, and a new A14 Bionic processor to power it all. There’s also support for the second-generation Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard to complete the package.
Score rare Philips Hue discounts from $42
Amazon is discounting a selection of Philips Hue indoor and outdoor smart lights and accessories headlined by its latest Bluetooth Smart Lightstrip Plus for $66. Down from $80, today’s offer is still one of the first discounts to date, saves you over $13, and matches our previous mention for the best price since Black Friday.
With the added perk of Bluetooth connectivity, the latest Lightstrip Plus is just as ideal for those getting started as anyone already in the Hue ecosystem. It gives you 6 feet of multicolor illumination alongside the ability to control it with Siri, Alexa, and Assistant. I picked one of these up over the holidays and have been impressed with the improvements over the previous-generation.
Powerbeats Pro fall to $160
Best Buy’s official eBay storefront currently offers the Apple Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earbuds for $160. Usually fetching upwards of $249, other styles go for $200 right now at Amazon with today’s offer coming within $10 of the all-time low and matching the second-best price to date.
Centered around an entirely wireless design, Powerbeats Pro rock up to 24-hours of playback and a workout-ready form-factor. Thanks to Apple’s H1 chip, you’ll be able to enjoy features like Hey Siri, quick pairing, longer range, and more.
Score four Monoprice MFi Lighting Cables for $16
Monoprice is currently offering four of its AtlasFlex Braided Nylon MFi Lighting Cables for $16. Usually fetching $10 each, you’re saving 60% with today’s discount marking a new all-time low on these particular cables and matching the best we’ve seen on its MFi cords.
Whether you’re just looking to replace some existing cables that have seen better days or need to add some new options to your charging kit, this bundle is hard to pass up on. Each of the Lightning cables carry MFi certification and measure 3-feet in length.
Best trade-in deals
9to5Mac also keeps tabs on all the best trade-in deals on iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple Watch, and more every month. Be sure to check out this month’s best trade-in deals when you decide it’s time to upgrade your device. Or simply head over to our trade-in partner directly if you want to recycle, trade, or sell your used devices for cash and support 9to5Mac along the way!
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