Halfway through another work week, all of today’s best deals kick off with a pair of all-time lows on Apple’s latest Macs. Right now, you can score 24-inch M1 iMac models from $1,199 alongside up to $500 off 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro. That’s on top of a Nomad Apple accessory spring sale. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Apple 24-inch M1 iMac return to lows at up to $150 off
Now that the dust has settled on the new Mac Studio, Amazon is rolling out a fresh round of discounts across Apple’s other latest desktop machine. Right now you can score the entry-level 24-inch M1 iMac 256GB at $1,199 in several colors. This is $100 off the usual price and matching the all-time low at Amazon. Those who need improved performance can also save on the elevated 8-core model at $1,349. That’s down from $1,499 and also a match of the Amazon low.
Offering a much more affordable package for bringing M1 to the desktop compared to the new Mac Studio and Studio display, the latest 24-inch iMac still manages to deliver high-end performance in a slick design. The 4K Retina display with True Tone is complemented by a 1080p FaceTime camera and Spatial Audio speaker array. The elevated model also comes with the unique feature of added Ethernet connectivity in the power brick. Get a closer look in our first impressions coverage.
Save up to $500 on 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro
Amazon is now offering Apple’s latest 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro 512GB for $2,299. Normally fetching $2,499, today’s offer is matching our previous mention at $200 off, while delivering a match of the all-time low set just once before. Those who don’t mind going with an open-box model can save the full $500 at $1,999.
Apple’s latest flagship MacBook Pro refreshes the popular 16-inch form-factor with a redesign inside and out. The new M1 Pro chip powers the experience and pairs with a 16-inch Liquid Retina XDR Display backed by ProMotion, 120Hz refresh rates, and 1600 nits of peak brightness. Packed into that new chassis is up to 21 hours of battery, as well as a new array of I/O like the return of MagSafe charging, HDMI, three Thunderbolt ports, and more. See why it was our Apple product of the year over at 9to5Mac, and then head below for more.
Nomad launches up to 30% off Apple accessory spring sale
Nomad is getting in on the spring savings now that the new season has arrived, launching an up to 30% off sale today across a wide range of the brand’s signature Apple accessories. One of the more recent additions to the Nomad stable and a personal favorite, our top pick is any of the new Nomad Modern Leather iPhone 13 series cases. Dropped down to $54, this is the first price cut of the year from the usual $60 going rate. Covering your new iPhone 13 in a Horween leather build, this case will develop a rugged patina over time and features 10-foot drop protection on top of MagSafe compatibility. Dive into our Tested with 9to5Toys review for a closer look at what to expect.
Throughout the rest of the Nomad spring sale, you’ll find as much as 30% in savings across its lineup. While much of the gear is only sitting at 10 to 20% off, these are the first discounts of the year on just about everything. We saw the last set of markdowns arrive back in December, so if you’ve picked up a new iPhone or iPad since then now is the time to outfit it with some of our favorite gear here at 9to5.
Powerbeats Pro with Apple H1 chip on sale in six styles for spring
Amazon is now discounting all six Powerbeats Pro True Wireless Earbuds colorways starting at $170. Delivering the second-best prices of the year across the board, these are down from the usual $200 or more going rates and coming within $1 of the 2022 lows.
Some styles are beating our previous mentions by $10, too. Sure the new Beats Fit Pro have taken the spotlight as of late, but today’s deal makes the Powerbeats Pro even more enticing for those who aren’t interested in the brand’s latest. You’re looking at even more of a sport-focused design with these earbuds rocking added sweat- and water-resistance alongside ear hooks to stay in place. Thanks to Apple’s H1 chip, you’ll be able to enjoy features like Hey Siri, quick pairing, longer range, and more. Get all of the details in our hands-on review.
Twelve South StayGo USB-C hub for Mac starting from $85
Amazon now offers the Twelve South StayGo USB-C Hub for $89. Normally fetching $100, this is only the second discount since launching earlier this year and a new all-time low at $1 below our previous mention. Twelve South’s StayGo USB-C Hub stand was just refreshed in a new white colorway to complement the existing black style that’s on sale for $85 from its $100 price.
Either one stands out from other models on the market thanks to a slim form-factor that still manages to pack in ample I/O for your Mac or iPad. On top of its 4K 60Hz HDMI output, there’s also three USB-A slots, Gigabit Ethernet, and SD card readers. You’ll also be able to refuel your machine with a USB-C passthrough charging port that can deliver as much as 100W of power to your machine.
Microsoft Office lifetime license for Mac at $50
When it comes to productivity, there is no replacement for Microsoft software. And for a limited time, it’s more affordable than ever. You can currently get Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for Windows or Mac for just $50 (Reg. $349) via 9to5Toys Specials.
Best trade-in deals
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