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Deals: AirPods, MacBook Air $150 off, Series 12, Anker 25W MagSafe charging stations, more

Pre-orders are now flying on the new iPhone 18 Pro, AirPods 5, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and Apple Watch Series 12, and we are tracking some deals on some of them. Joining the ongoing $50 price drop on AirPods Pro 3 and AirTag 2 back down at $20 each, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by M5 MacBook Air up to $150 off at Amazon as well the lowest price ever on the most affordable 2026 Apple Studio Display. However we also have some notable deals on some of Anker’s latest MagSafe chargers from your new iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods: the 25W 3-in-1 Smart Display Charging Station at 40% off and the 25W 3-in-1 Foldable MagSafe Charger at up to 35% off. All of that and more awaits below. 

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Here’s how the iPhone Duo compares to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8

Here's how the iPhone Duo (right) compares to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 (left)

CNET has a series of pieces comparing the iPhone Duo to three current Android foldables. While it’s a little frustrating to tackle the comparisons separately, it seems clear that the site views Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 as the device the Duo needs to beat.

That’s in large part because the two devices share similar passport-style aspect ratios rather than the tall and thin design of other foldables, and are priced only $100 apart …

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This unique retro dock adds a flip-up display, Thunderbolt 5, & 8TB storage to your Mac [Video]

Amid all the craziness of this iPhone launch week, one of my favorite brands has released its brand-new retro-style dock for the Mac mini and the Mac Studio. Last year, they released their Retro Dock for the M4 Mac mini, and it was the perfect combination of functionality, form, and nostalgia that I had never seen before. It added a ton of ports, an NVMe storage slot, a 5-inch display, all wrapped up in a housing that looked like the original Macintosh from 1984. The new Wokyis G5 & G7 takes it to a whole other level. They’ve added even more pro-level ports, a larger display, usable tactile buttons, while still keeping that retro style look and feel, and they’ve expanded it to both the Mac mini and the Mac Studio. Here is what you need to know.

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Apple is designing its own game controllers for iPhone, could be Beats branded

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has today corroborated references discovered in macOS beta code that indicated Apple is designing its own game controllers for iPhone.

Apple already sells some controllers like the Backbone One (pictured above) and SteelSeries Nimbus+ through the Apple Store, and now it wants to take a slice of the iPhone gamepad market for itself.

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