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Prime Day deals – Last chance: MacBook Pro $850 off new list, MacBook Neo $110 off, AirPods Pro 3, Series 11, AirTag 2, more

The countdown is on as we enter the final stretch of the 2026 Prime Day sale with ongoing discounts on AirPods Pro 3 and a whole lot more, but some things are starting to sell out completely. Apple has just raised the price on MacBook and iPad dramatically so today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by Prime Day pricing on MacBook Neo at $110 off before the price hike hits Amazon, as well as M5 Pro/Max MacBook Pro models at up to $850 off the new list prices, and, if you’re fast, M5 MacBook Air models at up to $450 off the new MSRPs. Those deals join the most affordable Apple Watch Series 11 and Ultra 3 at up to $150 off for the final 24 hours of Prime Day, a super rare price drop on Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID, all-time lows on Magic Mouse. Head below for a closer look while you still can.

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The official roborock 2026 Prime Day deals are now live, delivering some of the best prices of the year on the most popular robotic cleaning solutions out there. You’re looking at some massive price drops here at up to $700 off the list prices on everything from its flagship, all-in-one Saros 10R Robot Vacuum and Mop at a new all-time low, through to far more affordable robotic models like the Q7 M5+ from $250, and even its F25 series upright wet/dry steam vacuum mops. All of this year’s best roborock Prime Day deals are waiting in its official Amazon store and we will leave you some highlights below:


Score the still affordable MacBook Neo at $110 off during Prime Day before the price hike hits Amazon

Apple’s sweeping price increases have now gone live on its official site, and will almost certainly their way to Amazon sooner than later to make that particularly affordable MacBook Neo not so affordable anymore. Now $100 more expensive at Apple, Amazon’s is still offering it at $10 under the old MSRP so you can effectively pick one up at $110 off right now – this might be the best deal we see in a long time and one that could be gone as early as tomorrow morning or sooner.

MacBook Neo is currently starting at $590 on Amazon in brand new condition. Up until this morning that was only $10 off the list price at Apple, but now that the price hikes are live, it is actually the best price anywhere and effectively the first major discount at nearly $110 off. 

I think it both was and is pretty safe to assume the new MacBook Neo is one of the rare Apple products not likely to see any major price drops any time soon, if ever. I guess a light $40 to $50 price drop is conceivable sometime later in its product lifecycle, but we certainly didn’t expect to see any notable price drops on this thing anytime soon, and not during Prime Day this year. 

The fact that Apple and other retailers had a tough time keeping this thing in stock at launch, in combination with its surprisingly low price tag more or less cements its sale price somewhere very close to the full MSRP. Often times the more affordable Apple gear tends to see the lightest deals, and especially the super popular stuff. 

And now, with the $100 price drop in effect, even if it does see an equally surprising price drop sometime in the future after the new MSRP makes its way to retail, it will likely (and at best) just drop back down to what was the full MSRP beforehand. 

This is where the current Prime Day pricing comes into play. Considering how unlikely a full $100 price drop already was on this thing, and with the even tighter profit margins plaguing the tech market right now, the effective $110 “price drop” you can score during Prime Day right now might be the best deal we see in a long time on the most affordable 2026 MacBook you can buy.  

Selling out quick: M5 Pro/Max MacBook Pro up to $850 under the new list prices for Prime Day

The final day of the 2026 Amazon Prime Day sale has arrived and now that Apple has announced sweeping price hikes across its current-generation MacBook lineup (as well as iPads and more), you’ll want to get in on the deals fast. MacBook Pro models are selling out quick and with some of them now $500 more pricey at Apple, these Amazon deals will likely be the best prices we see in a long while, and by a long shot – the M5 Pro is as much as $600 off while some models are as much as $850 under the new list prices right now. 

M5 MacBook Pro

When it comes to the entry M5 MacBook Pro, the price difference is quite that deep, but it is still a whole lot less than Apple is charging now and Amazon likely will soon as well – the two configurations below are up to $440+ under the new list prices:

M5 Pro MacBook Pro

The M5 Pro and and M5 Max models are where we are seeing the most glaring price differences. The high-end M5 Max models are a gigantic $850 off the new list prices but even the more entry M5 Pro configs are as much as $600 under the new Apple listings:

Score M5 MacBook Air at up to $450 off the new list price for Prime Day (They are selling out quick)

The final day of the 2026 Amazon Prime Day sale is here, and the Prime Day deals on the latest M5 MacBook Air are selling out quickly. You can score this 13-inch 16GB/1TB at $450 off the new list price right now, which might be the best deal for a very long time, but it’s going to sell out soon. 

There are a few other configurations still at the Prime Day price right now, but we wanted to highlight this 13-inch M5 MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM and the 1TB storage capacity while it’s still down at $1,149 shipped

While that was $150 off the old $1,299 list price, this is now a $1,599 machine that is sitting down at $450 off the new MSRP at Apple and it is going to sell out soon. 

Browse through the rest of the configurations and check all of the colors for each, they are selling out by the second:

Last Chance: Most affordable Apple Watch Series 11 and Ultra 3 up to $150 off for final 24 hours of Prime Day

The final day of the 2026 Amazon Prime Day sale is here, and the clock is now officially ticking on the best prices ever for Apple Watch Series 11 and Apple Watch Ultra 3. This year’s sale event ushered in the lowest prices we have ever tracked on the most popular and affordable models in the Series 11 lineup starting from $279, and if they are anything like some of the other particularly notable Apple deals we have tracked thus far, they might not make it through the day. 

Apple Watch Series 11 Prime Day deals – last chance

You’re looking at a straight up $120 in savings on the most affordable GPS-only models here and as much as $150 off the most affordable GPS + Cell variants. Both of these offers are the lowest ever offered online in brand new condition and it appears as though some colors are already starting to jump back up in price – get in there while you will can. 

Apple Watch Ultra 3 Prime Day deals

The Apple Watch Ultra 3 all-time lows at $150 are starting to dwindle as well, but there are still several configurations sitting down at all-time lows right now. 

  • Black Apple Watch Ultra 3 w/ Black Ocean Band $649 (Reg. $799) – New all-time low
  • Black Apple Watch Ultra 3 w/ Black Milanese Loop $749 (Reg. $899) – New all-time low
  • Natural Apple Watch Ultra 3 w/ Anchor Blue Ocean Band $649 (Reg. $799) – New all-time low
  • Natural Apple Watch Ultra 3 w/ Blue Trail Loop $649 (Reg. $799) – New all-time low
  • Natural Apple Watch Ultra 3 w/ Natural Milanese Loop $749 (Reg. $899) – New all-time low

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Today’s accessories and charging deals:

Apple’s most affordable iPad just got an official $100 price increase, grab one now at $299 while you can ($150 off)

Apple just raised the price on its most affordable iPad from $349 to $449…yikes. That Prime Day deal at $299 is looking super sweet right now folks. 

We have detailed the recent price hikes Apple announced this morning with current-generation MacBook models going up in price by as much as $200, and MacBook Neo jumping up $100 – both of which can be had for a truckload less on Amazon right now and it might not be a good idea to wait if you were on the fence here. 

Much of the same goes for Apple’s least expensive iPad – one of its most accessible pieces of tech is about to jump up significantly in price and you might want take advantage of the Prime Day deal before the price hike hits Amazon. 

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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.