The Amazon spring sale is over, but today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is loaded with notable deals including the return of AirPods Pro 3 down at $199 holiday pricing as well as the all-new 24GB M5 Pro MacBook Pro at $149 off and the 48GB at $199 off – we also have $199 off the M5 Max models. The new 2026 Apple Studio Display XDR is now $400 less than it was yesterday (as we reported this morning) and we also have an ongoing discount on David Pogue’s new “Apple: The First 50 Years“ hardcover book at 32% off via Amazon. Head below for a closer look and even more.
AirPods Pro 3 still down at $199 spring holiday pricing, but likely not for long
There’s no telling how long this deal might stick around, but as of the time of writing Amazon has decided to keep its spring deal on AirPods Pro 3 still rolling . This was, and remains, arguably one of the most notable deals of the big weeklong spring event and if you didn’t get a chance to pull the trigger it is still live as of this morning.
Amazon is now offering Apple’s latest AirPods Pro 3 down at $199 shipped. Regularly $249, this is a straight up $50 price drop and the best price out there in brand new condition from a reputable source.
Today’s deal is on par with the best we tracked over the spring shopping season, including the weeklong Big Spring Sale at Amazon. We caught this deal dropping as the sale kicked into full gear last week before it jumped back up closer to full price yesterday afternoon for a brief time. Either way, the deal is still alive and well for anyone still looking to land a set at one of the better prices we have tracked since release in September 2025.
As we detailed previously, there was a very short lived price drop down to $185 earlier this year. This deal was prompted by a limited sale on the Verizon Store but, according to reports, it was a bit of a run around and you had to be somewhat lucky to secure it. Amazon did price match that offer for a brief time, but stock was extremely unreliable and it hardly lasted a day even when it was in stock.
Today is, in fact, AirPods Max 2 release day though, so anyone with their eye on Apple’s new flagship over-ears will want to scope out the early deals we have uncovered on those as well – Amazon is offering a light cash discount on the Midnight set and Best Buy is still accepting trades for the older Lightning set for those looking to upgrade (you can effectively knock as much as $130 off the new Max 2).
All-new 24GB M5 Pro MacBook Pro at $149 off, 48GB at $199 off (Amazon lows)
One of the better deals in the latter half of this year’s Big Spring Sale delivered new Amazon all-time low pricing on the brand new M5 Pro MacBook Pro lineup. These deals, alongside some of the more affordable M5 MacBook Pro configurations are carrying over into this morning at are still live at up to $199 off the list prices.
M5 Pro MacBook Pro
- 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro 24GB/1TB $2,050 (Reg. $2,199)
- 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro 24GB/2TB | 20-Core $2,650 (Reg. $2,799)
- 16-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro 24GB/2TB $2,550 (Reg. $2,699)
- 16-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro 48GB/1TB $2,900 (Reg. $3,099)
M5 MacBook Pro
- 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro 16GB/512GB $1,499 (Reg. $1,599)
- 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro 16GB/1TB $1,549 (Orig. $1,799)
- 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro 24GB/1TB $1,799 (Reg. $1,899)
While we started to see either the Silver or Space Black variants jumping back up in price or going out of stock randomly over the last few days of the Big Spring Sale, both colors on all of the configurations listed above are now ready to go at the discounted prices.
While the previous 16GB/512GB M5 base model isn’t quite as low as it was a couple weeks ago now, the entire M5 Pro lineup listed above is now sitting at the best prices we have tracked on Amazon to date. The most affordable of the lot is $149 off the list prices while the higher-end 16-inch model is $199 off.
These are the same deals we featured starting this past weekend and into the final days of the Amazon spring event, so there’s really no telling how much longer they might stick around for.
Need some serious horsepower? M5 Max MacBook Pro now nearly $200 off at Amazon all-time lows
New 2026 Apple Studio Display XDR is now $400 less than it was yesterday (Official price drop)
As we reported this morning, Apple has somewhat stealthily dropped the price on its brand new Studio Display XDR, and not by a little bit. The new Apple Studio Display XDR with the Standard Glass and VESA Mount Adapter is now officially $400 less than it was at this time yesterday
Over at Amazon you’ll now find the Apple Studio Display XDR on the VESA Mount Adapter down at $2,899 shipped. This is still quite an investment of course, but this thing launched at $3,299 and, while we did feature a few chances to land one at $100 off, Apple has now officially slashed the price on this configuration by a sizable $400.
This price drop, just so we are clear here, and as reported by 9to5Mac, is an official one, not a deal in the traditional sense. This new price is already reflected on the Apple site and also extends to the Apple Studio Display XDR with Nano-Texture Glass and the VESA Mount Adapter – it appears to also be $400 less than is original $3,599 list price.
It’s still super expensive, but man is it gorgeous and this move makes a ton of sense to me. I mean, I’m no mount expert or anything, but how could the VESA option cost the same as the Tilt- and Height-Adjustable Stand anyway?
This, however (and unfortunately) does not extend to the configuration with the sweet Tilt- and Height-Adjustable Stand – this one still carries the same $3,299 list price with the Standard Glass and a $3,599 sicker with the Nano-texture Glass.
And here are the remaining price drops on Amazon for the much more affordable base model:
- Apple Studio Display $1,499 (Reg. $1,599)
- Standard Glass, Tilt-Adjustable Stand
- Apple Studio Display $1,499 (Reg. $1,599)
- Standard Glass, VESA Mount
- Apple Studio Display $1,899 (Reg. $1,999)
- Standard Glass, Tilt- and Height-Adjustable Stand
Happy AirPods Max 2 release day: Trade-in deals up to $130 off, or $149 off USB-C set
Latest Apple Magic Mouse just dropped back to the $64 Amazon all-time low
Official Apple Magic Keyboard for M4/M5 iPad Pro up to $124 off today (Open-box)
David Pogue’s new ‘Apple: The First 50 Years’ hardcover book now 32% off at Amazon
Anker launches new clamp-style 10-in-1 Nano Power Strip to deliver AC/USB above and below your desk
ecobee extends spring deals through today: Up to $120 off bundles, HomeKit thermostats, sensor add-ons, more
While the 2026 Amazon Big Spring Sale is now officially over, ecobee has informed us its official deals will actually run through today before shutting down at midnight tonight. That means you have one final day to take advantage of the price drops on its attractive HomeKit smart home gear. Scope it all out below.
This includes its flagship Smart Thermostat Premium right through to the more affordable Essential model as well as its camera solutions and sensor add-on gear too. Below that, you’ll find deals on complete home bundles at up to $120 off the price of buying it all individually.
Last Day – ecobee Big Spring Sale deals now live
- Smart Thermostat Premium $230 (Reg. $260)
- Smart Thermostat Enhanced $170 (Reg. $200)
- Smart Thermostat Essential $120 (Reg. $140)
- Smart Doorbell Camera $130 (Reg. $160)
- ecobee SmartCamera $80 (Reg. $100)
- SmartSensor for Rooms (2-pack) $80 (Reg. $100)
- SmartSensor for Doors & Windows $60 (Reg. $80)
Last Day – Complete bundle discounts:
- Total Security and Savings Bundle $380 (Reg. $500)
- Smart Doorbell Camera (Wired), SmartSensor for Doors and Windows, and Smart Thermostat Premium
- Home Security Bundle $255 (Reg. $340)
- Smart Doorbell Camera (Wired), SmartSensor for Doors and Windows, and SmartCamera
- Comfort and Security Bundle $255 (Reg. $340)
- Smart Thermostat Premium, Smart Sensor, SmartSensor for Doors and Windows 2-Pack
Official Apple Thunderbolt 5 Pro Cables from $35 (Reg. up to $69), USB-C cables from $6.50
Woot has now launched an Apple accessory sale featuring everything from its latest Thunderbolt 5 cables through the basic USB-C woven Charge Cables, and much more. You’ll also find deals on adapters, dongles for legacy gear, wall chargers, and much more. Just remember to use code APPLEFIVE at checkout for an extra $5 off the already discounted items. And, perhaps even more importantly, there’s a limit of “one coupon use per customer.” All of the deals await right here and you’ll find even more below alongside some of the most notable Amazon Big Spring Apple accessory offers.
Apple Thunderbolt cables:
- Apple Thunderbolt 5 (USB‑C) Pro Cable (1m) $40 (Reg. $69)
- 2-pack $75 (Reg. $138)
- 3-pack $105 (Reg. $207)
- Apple Thunderbolt 4 (USB‑C) Pro Cable (1m) $31 (Orig. $69)
- 2-pack $60 (Orig. $138)
- 3-pack $85 (Orig. $207)
Refresh your Apple USB-C Magic Keyboard while it’s down at the $80 Amazon low
Just after seeing the Magic Mouse drop to a new Amazon all-time low in the Amazon Spring Sale, Day 6 is also ushering in the best Amazon price to date on the latest USB-C Apple Magic Keyboard at 20% off.
Amazon is now offering Apple’s latest and most affordable Magic Keyboard down at $79.99 shipped. Regularly $99, this is just shy of 20% off the list price and the lowest we can find.
This is the base model without the onboard Apple Touch ID button and the extended Num Pad on the right side. The Touch ID model carries a $149 list price and the Apple Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is selling for $119 at Amazon right now. So while the featured deal might not have all of the bells and whistles, it delivers a super clean and space-saving design at the lowest price of entry.
The base model we have above lands with the white and silver Apple design, complete with a USB-C port and a woven USB-C cable to charge it back rip when needed.
Deals on this particularly Apple keyboard are quite rare, with less than a handful pf price drops over the year or more and even those have been incredibly slight. If you’re looking to refresh your Magic Keyboard for 2026, this is one of the best chances we have tracked in quite a while.
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